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The Lilysilk Lily Jacquard Silk Pillowcase is designed for individuals seeking to elevate their sleep environment with premium, natural materials that prioritize skin and hair health. Crafted from 100% pure mulberry silk, this pillowcase offers a friction-free surface that helps minimize morning tangles and skin creases, though it requires specialized laundry care to maintain its delicate aesthetic and tactile quality.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lilysilk |
Yes, but it must be washed on a dedicated delicate or silk cycle inside a mesh laundry bag using silk-friendly detergent.
Mulberry silk reduces friction, which helps prevent hair tangles, frizz, and breakage while you sleep.
Please check your specific product packaging; most Lilysilk pillowcases feature either a hidden zipper or an envelope closure for a secure fit.
It is recommended to wash your silk pillowcase every 7 to 10 days to keep it clean and maintain its quality.
No, you should always air-dry silk to prevent damage from the high heat of a tumble dryer.
Ensure you are using a silk-specific detergent; standard detergents can be too harsh and strip the luster.
Steam the pillowcase while it is hanging or iron on the lowest heat setting while the fabric is slightly damp.
To ensure your Lilysilk pillowcase lasts, always follow the care label instructions. It is highly recommended to use a pH-neutral liquid detergent specifically formulated for silk. If using a washing machine, place the pillowcase inside a mesh laundry bag and select the delicate or silk cycle with a cold water setting. Never use bleach or fabric softeners, as these can strip the natural proteins from the silk fibers. Air-dry the item away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading and fiber damage. Ironing should only be done at the lowest heat setting while the silk is still slightly damp.
