Does pink silk stain or show marks more easily than darker colors?

Lighter shades naturally show marks sooner than black, simply due to contrast, but they don't stain any more easily — the fiber's non-absorbent surface resists absorbing oils and product the same way regardless of color, so marks wipe or wash out just as easily.

Is the pink dye safe for sensitive skin?

Yes — every Silkhouse color, including pink, is Oeko-Tex certified, meaning the dyes are tested and confirmed free of harmful substances, which matters for a fabric that touches your face for eight hours a night.

Pink Silk

Pink Silk Pillowcase: A Soft Shade That Still Means Business

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A Soft Color Doesn't Mean a Soft Standard

Pink is often treated as the "just for looks" option, as if a lighter, softer shade means less serious fabric underneath. That assumption doesn't hold — the dye is applied to the exact same 22 momme mulberry silk used in every other Silkhouse color, so the performance you're buying doesn't change with the shade on top.

What You're Actually Protecting Stays the Same

Choosing pink doesn't trade away the non-absorbent, low-friction surface that protects skin and hair overnight. You still get the same reduced friction on hair, the same moisture retention for skin, and the same easy-care fabric — just in a shade that fits a softer bedroom palette.

      "Choosing a color is a style decision. Choosing silk over cotton is a performance decision. The two are completely independent — pink doesn't cost you anything on the second one.
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Property	Pink Silkhouse Silk	Any Other Silkhouse Color
Fiber	100% mulberry silk	100% mulberry silk
Friction Reduction	Identical	Identical
Momme Weight	22 momme	22 momme

Soft to Look At, Serious Where It Counts

The Silkhouse pink pillowcase brings the same 100% mulberry silk, Oeko-Tex certified, as every other color in the range — just in a shade that softens a bedroom without softening what the fabric actually does for you overnight.