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If you're tired of bedhead, sleep hot or hate waking up with fabric lines on your skin -- and you have the cash to spare or a birthday wishlist -- I think a silk pillowcase is worth it. Generally, I ...

If you’re a hot sleeper, you know the joy of laying your head on a refreshingly cool pillow, which is why many hot sleepers invest in a cooling pillow. The downside of a cooling pillow is that ...

There’s a lot of hype surrounding the beauty benefits of silk and satin pillowcases. These slippery fabrics are gentler on hair and skin, which can result in less frizz and breakage and help skin ...

There are lots of reasons for purchasing pillowcases separately from sheet sets. Maybe you have an abundance of pillows you need to cover or just prefer a different material under your head. Sweaty or ...

The best silk pillowcases are gentle on skin and hair, easy to care for—and designed to stand the test of time. I’ve been sleeping on a silk pillowcase for the past 8 years, and I can tell the ...

Why We Love It: Over the past several years, Slip has become a go-to among wellness experts for all things beauty sleep—from eye masks and hair scrunchies to silk pillowcases and beyond. From our ...

Your pillowcases might not be at the forefront of your mind when choosing bedding but you may want to reconsider. Not only is it essential to change your pillowcases often but it's also important to ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Silk pillowcases are best known for their luxurious, cool-to-the-touch ...

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You and your pillowcase have an intimate relationship. Like other bedding (comforters, sheets, etc.), pillowcases can be hard to shop for — they come in a range of fabrics at prices as low as $5 and ...