All About Silk Fabirc and Silk Products-SPOIL ME

Silk materials are not always silky and smooth, they come in various fabric technologies, each giving them unique textures and feels. There're so many types of silk fabric: Silk satin, Silk crepe de chine, Silk chiffon, Silk organza, Silk velvet, silk knitting.

Silk fabric embodies a harmonious blend of softness and comfort, characterized by its distinctive sheen and texture that exudes elegance and luxury. However, the delicate nature of white or light-coloured silk material can lead to yellowing over time or with frequent washing. This is due to silk being a natural protein fibre prone to oxidation.

Unlike lighter shades, which may hide imperfections more easily, black or darker silk fabric is susceptible to losing their rich hue and acquiring a weathered appearance through repeated washings. Besides normal tips for caring silk, here are some essential tips to keep your dark silk looking vibrant and new:

Although with modern technology, various fabrics (for example, polyester satin) could be produced that has similar touch and shimmer with much lower cost, real silk is not replaceable because of its special character and benefits. Silk hydrated and treat skin & hair as it is composed by various amino acids which are widely used in cosmetics, beauty, natural makeup & healthy supplements. 

Cotton and silk are both natural materials not synthetic materials. Cotton fabric is plant-based that comes from cotton plants while pure silk fabric is a protein fibre that comes from silk cocoon.

Q & A -SPOIL ME

• Is Spoil Me Silk Pillowcase Made of Real Silk Material?
• Why SPOIL ME Silk Pillowcase is Cheaper than Other Brands?

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Here're some tips for you to care your slip silk pillowcase.

DO
<= lukewarm water (30°C/86°F)
Wash different colors separately.
Use neutral or special detergent
Cold Iron As Needed
DON'T
Do Not Use Bleaches
Avoid direct sunlight exposure
Do Not Tumble Dry
Keep out of touch with pets/sharp objects