The Aveloor Journal
A quiet place to read about silk, skin, and sleep. No noise, no miracle claims. Just what we have learned building Aveloor, and what the science actually says.
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Silk in the press
We did not invent silk pillowcases. We made one we are proud of. Here is what the world's beauty editors have written about the category we work in.
The natural properties of silk offer less static, which reduces the friction in hair, thereby reducing hair damage and split-ends.
Read at VogueSilk allows your hair and skin to move smoothly along the pillowcase without sucking up all of the moisture.
Read at marie claireThe friction created by tossing and turning at night can be damaging to the hair follicle, ultimately resulting in more frizz and less shine.
Read at Harper's BazaarAs an extremely soft, natural fiber, silk reduces frictional forces between your skin and the pillow as you sleep.
Read at refinery29Traditional pillowcases can be rough on your skin and hair, leading to breakouts, dryness, and frizz.
Read at ElleQuotes refer to silk pillowcases as a category, not to Aveloor specifically. Each link goes to the source article on the publication's site.
