The Very Pretty Pillowcase Dermatologists Recommend
Editor’s note: We first wrote about Slip’s dermatologist-recommended silk pillowcase in March 2017, naming it the best — and prettiest — pillowcase for those with sensitive skin (and hair). In the six years since, the pillowcase has remained a Strategist favorite:Kourtney Kardashiannamed it one of the things she can’t live without, and it’s our pick for thebest luxury silk pillowcase. We’re republishing this post because, as part of the Strategist’sTwo-Day Sale, the pillowcase is 20 percent off atSkinStorewith the code STRAT20. The sale ends tomorrow, April 27, at 11:59 p.m., so don’t miss your chance. For more Strategist-exclusive deals, check out the Two-Day Salehere— or read on for our full review of the Slip pillowcase.
The Goal: Find a glamorous silk pillowcase, which, unlike cotton and even satin, creates minimal friction against the face and head and is thus said to reduce irritation, wrinkles, andhair frizz.
The Verdict: TheSlip,which was developed by Australian Fiona Stewart 13 years ago after a dermatologist recommended silk for her sensitive skin, is made of exceptionally soft and cool-to-the-cheek pure mulberry silk. Since it launched in the U.S. in 2015, the Slip’s weight of 22 momme — a measurement that correlates with softness and typically hovers around 19 with other silk pillowcases — has helped build its loyal following among beauty experts like celebrity dermatologistDennis Gross. Instagram bonus: It comes in that highly photogenic shade we’ve come to call “Millennial Pink.”
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*This article appears in the March 20, 2017, issue ofNew YorkMagazine.
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