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This ultra-soft charmeuse weave pillowcase, made with 100% pure silk, is a game-changer for your beauty sleep. No matter your sleep style, you'll wake up feeling like a queen, with your lashes still looking fabulous. Say goodbye to tugging, pulling and breakage - our silky smooth pillowcase has got your back. Keep your lashes looking fresher for longer, and save money on refills with this must-have product. Trust us, you won't want to sleep without it!
The Lowdown on Lash Extension
Ask any lash lover and they'll tell you: an eyelash extension is an investment of time and money. But the procedure keeps growing in popularity. In fact, the eyelash industry as of 2021 has reached $1.5 billion. Once an indulgence reserved for models and movie stars, eyelash extensions have become an everyday adornment.
But beautiful lashes don't come cheap. Expect to pay around $300 for a lash extension session. You'll spend about two hours at the eyelash salon. During the lash appointment, a technician will use lash glue to carefully attach an extension to your natural lash very close to the lash line. You'll work with the lash artist on how long and full you want your lashes to be so you can achieve your ideal look whether that be a natural lash or something more dramatic. Dedicated fans of lash extension say they can go nearly makeup free; they love the freedom of ditching their mascara and lash curler as well as the look of long, luxurious eyelashes.
The downside is the maintenance. Your lashes require filling every few weeks. It must be done at the salon by a lash technician. These touch up-visits cost anywhere between can cost anywhere from $50 to $150 depending on the thickness of your extensions.
Extending the Life of Your Eyelash Extensions
Eyelash extensions are a big initial investment and require pricey upkeep. The goal, then, is to make your lashes last as long as they possibly can. Of course, lash loss happens to all of us on a regular basis. Lash extensions will fall out when your natural eyelashes do.
Not only is sleeping on silk the epitome of luxury, but it's also incredibly gentle on your hair, skin, and especially your lashes - especially if you're a stomach sleeper. Cotton fibers, even the softest ones, can cause friction and pull at your lashes, causing breakage and fallout. On the other hand, silk offers an almost friction-free surface, allowing your lashes to slide and glide smoothly without any damage or trauma.
It's no wonder lash professionals recommend switching to a silk pillowcase to maintain the longevity of your lash extensions. Make the switch to silk, and enjoy waking up to flawless lashes without any stray lash fallout on your pillow.
Mulberry Park Silks Pillowcases: Beauty Sleep and Beyond
But beautiful lashes are only part of the picture. Sleeping on a Mulberry Park Silk pillowcase delivers a true night of beauty sleep:
- Keeps hair and skin hydrated (protein-based with amino acids).
- Tames frizz, tangles, and hair breakage (great for curly hair)
- Helps prevent sleep creases/wrinkle formation (especially around the eye area)
- Naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to mold and mites
- Non irritating to sensitive skin
- Temperature regulating to keep you comfortable
Mulberry Park Silks also takes the extra step ensuring that every silk product we make is independently certified to meet the Oeko-T ex® Standar d 100 criteria for being free from any toxins and harmful chemicals.
Best of all, sleeping on a silk pillowcase is a luxury like no other. Our silk pillowcase collection comes in a stunning range of colors and variety of momme weights including an affordable 1 9 momm e , our signature 22 momm e , and a heavyweight 30 momm e. All of our silk is easily washed by hand or on the gentle cycle in your machine. We recommend using a detergent specially formulated for silk.