Mulberry silk pillowcases are available on Amazon

We could all use some more beauty sleep right now — and we have a $10 solution. Actually, we got the idea from someone who knows how to look refreshed in the morning: Kelly Ripa. The co-host of Live with Kelly and Ryan relies on silk pillowcases to keep her curls smooth for the camera. If you’ve been looking for them, you might have noticed that they can be a bit pricey – up to $89 each! However, Amazon has one that is tres affordable at only $10 right now.

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Suatien Mulberry Silk pillowcase

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These mulberry silk pillowcases can protect your hair from hair breakage while you sleep. Buyers report that they help keep your face moisturized because they don’t absorb your skin’s natural oils.

$10 at Amazon

Silk pillowcases are a beauty secret celebs like Kristen Bell and Victoria Beckham swear by. Unlike cotton, silk pillowcases don’t absorb moisture from your face while you sleep — meaning all of your expensive anti-aging night creams are left on your face to do their job instead of on — even in — your pillow land.

Silk pillowcases are also gentle on your hair – there’s no friction as you move back and forth (cotton can get you tangled). This is exactly why Ripa started using them. In 2015, she filmed a Facebook video with Jon Hamm on set, explaining what they do for her.

“I sleep on a silk pillowcase because when I first cut my hair, I woke up in the morning with a crazy bedhead all over the place,” she told Hamm. “My barber said, ‘You need a silk pillowcase because it will control your hair and keep your face from wrinkling.'”

This pillowcase has a zip closure to keep your pillows in place while you sleep. It’s soft and durable and the easy on and off design allows you to quickly toss the pillowcases in the wash when needed. Available in four sizes and a huge range of colors – from classic silver gray and beige to rich coral and dark green. Nearly 6,000 Amazon shoppers are already hooked, and many rave about how their hair and face look in the morning.

hair

“My wavy and frizzy hair is noticeably less greasy and easier to manage,” writes one delighted reviewer. “I gave some of my relatives these mulberry silk pillowcases as gifts. Can’t wait to hear how you like them. Hand washing isn’t my favorite but it only takes a few minutes to wash and rinse in a bowl. Then I let it drip dry and hang over the bathtub. It dries faster than I thought. I save time styling my hair, so hand washing my pillowcase is worth it.”

Other reviewers say it keeps her fine hair tangle-free. “My thinning hair is very fragile and this pillowcase didn’t allow it to tangle and break so easily!”

Face

“I have a $100 silk pillowcase and I like this almost as much,” wrote another enthusiastic reviewer. “Kept my hair from looking so disheveled in the mornings and deep wrinkles from my face.”

“Prevents my straight, silky hair from getting bunched up and dry while I sleep,” shared one happy shopper. “Very nice for my face too. Keeps moisture in the skin instead of drying it out like coarse cotton covers.”

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Suatien Mulberry Silk pillowcase

$10$19Save $9

These mulberry silk pillowcases can protect your hair from hair breakage while you sleep. Buyers report that they help keep your face moisturized because they don’t absorb your skin’s natural oils.

$10 at Amazon

Of course, if you have Amazon Prime, you get free shipping. Not a member yet? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders $25 or more.)

The reviews cited above reflect the latest versions at the time of publication.

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Originally published Mar 2, 2023 3:03 p.m