25 Momme Pure Mulberry Silk Pillowcases For Skin Health: Collection Updated

Oct 2, 2026

Skin care-conscious consumers now have more options to choose from, as Mayfairsilk has added new designs to its 25 momme mulberry silk pillowcase range.

London, United Kingdom, October 2, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Mayfairsilk has expanded its collection of pure mulberry silk pillowcases, answering the growing demand for luxury bedding that can also promote skin health. Available in a wide range of solid colours and prints with some limited-edition designs, the pillowcases are all made from 25 momme silk, making them more durable than alternatives with a lower momme weight.

For more information, please visit https://mayfairsilk.com/collections/pure-mulberry-silk-pillowcases

The beneficial properties of silk for skin health have been studied and documented by dermatologists over many years. In a 1987 paper titled "Sleep Creases," California-based dermatologist Dr. Samuel J. Stegman observed that sleep position can cause diagonal and vertical lines to form on the face, and that these creases can deepen and become more permanent with age. Board-certified New York dermatologist Dr. Dennis Gross has also commented on the subject, noting that sleeping on a pillow puts repeated pressure on the skin overnight, and that higher-friction fabrics like cotton can make that effect worse.

Consumers can reduce this impact by switching to a silk pillowcase. Silk is considerably smoother than cotton, which Mayfairsilk says lowers mechanical friction and the skin irritation associated with it. The brand also notes that silk is far less absorbent than cotton, giving it less of a dehydrating effect on the skin overnight. According to Mayfairsilk, this allows the skin to retain more of its natural moisture and helps preserve any topical skincare products applied before bed.

Mayfairsilk's pure mulberry silk pillowcases are made from grade 6A long-fibre mulberry silk. The pillowcases are available in UK Standard (US Queen) size in both classic envelope and Oxford styles, and range in design from solid colours, including Midnight Blue, Teal Breeze, and Champagne, to patterned options such as the brand's Iridescent Garden and Hummingbird prints. Each pillowcase features the company's signature matte finish for added softness and durability.

All Mayfairsilk products are OEKO-TEX Standard 100-certified and have been verified to contain no toxic chemicals or dyes.

More information is available at https://mayfairsilk.com/

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Address: 13 Hanover Square Mayfair, London, England W1S 1HN, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.mayfairsilk.com

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