Pillow Talk
Why Silk?
Silk is the strongest of natural fibers. It contains natural protein and is hypoallergenic; As it does not conduct static electricity, sleeping on silk helps reduce hair breakage.
Here are some benefits from silk:
- Prevents frizzy hair and tangles
- Keeps hair hydrated
- Prevents hair breakage and damage
- Silk wicks moisture away to keep you dry and cool all night long
Your Dozzzed pillowcase is weighted at 22 momme - uh what does that mean?
Momme is pronounced “moe-mie”
It describes the silk’s weight and density. Higher momme means there is more strands of silk per 100 yards of fabric, therefore making the product heavier. So if the fabric is weighed and say its 22 pounds, the momme would be 22 momme. The higher the momme the higher quality and more durable the fabric is.
Cleaning Instructions
Hand wash is highly recommended - with cool water and a pH-neutral liquid detergent. Soak for 30 minutes then rinse. Do not wring! Press the water out of the pillowcase gently. This will expand its lifetime. Lay flat or hang to air dry.
Machine wash on the delicate cycle with cool water and a pH-neutral liquid detergent. Lay flat or hang to air dry.
Ph Liquid Detergent recommended:
Woolite Delicates
Seventh Generation free and clear
The Laundress Delicate Wash (Lady)
Air Dry Only
Air drying your silk pillowcase is very important. One benefit of silk is it dries quickly. Drying should take no longer than an hour. Tumble drying silk will damage the silk fibers from the heat.
How often should I change my pillowcase?
You should change your pillowcase at least every two weeks to protect your skin from bacteria, and dead skin cells. Hair serum and oils from products can streak onto your pillowcase and in turn leak into your pores.
When not in use store your pillowcase in our Dozzzed duster bag, for longevity and durability.
Contact- For any additional information or questions please contact us through our email infodozzzed@gmail.com
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