Collection: Overnight Beauty
Stop spending a fortune on night creams if you sleep on cotton. Over your eight hours of sleep, your pillow patiently undoes what you have just done.
What happens while you sleep
Cotton is a sponge. It absorbs your evening skincare — the one you paid a lot for — and holds it in the fibre. By morning it is in your pillowcase, not on your face. Mulberry silk absorbs almost nothing: your cream stays where you put it.
Friction leaves marks. On cotton, skin and hair catch with every movement. The result: pillow creases printed on your face in the morning, broken hair, frizz. On silk, everything glides.
A routine that asks nothing of you
No extra step, no habit to keep up. You lie down on silk — and in the morning your face is smooth and your hair is where you left it.
How to recognise real silk
Prices run from €15 to €120 for products that look alike — because momme weight, the nature of the fibre and the construction of the fabric are visible in no photograph. Our complete guide to silk for sleep gives the benchmarks, the traps, and the four tests for checking what you have received.
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