Seasonal Transition

Silk Pillowcase in Autumn: Why It's the Best Season to Start Using One

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The Heating Turning Back On, an Often Underestimated Factor

As soon as central heating starts up again, indoor air quickly loses humidity, drying out skin and hair overnight. This is precisely the time of year when the difference between a regular pillowcase and a silk one becomes most noticeable.

An Ideal Window to Adopt a New Habit

Autumn often marks a return to a more regular routine after summer — a good moment to build in a new habit like switching pillowcases, before the driest winter months arrive.

"Air dried out by heating spares neither skin nor hair — a discreet but effective pillowcase change to soften that effect from the very first weeks of the season. "
Heating EffectCotton PillowcaseSilk Pillowcase
Absorption of residual moistureHighLow
Accentuated skin drynessMore frequentReduced
Dull hair upon wakingFrequentLess frequent
Comparing against autumn heating

Anticipating Rather Than Enduring the Effects of Heating Season

Switching pillowcases before the first cold snap rather than in the depths of winter lets skin and hair get through the whole heating season with minimal cumulative dryness.

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The Silk Pillowcase — The Right Time to Adopt It Is Now

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