I hear silk sheets will help my curly hair. Is it true?

yeah. but if you seriously want to help your hair just get a silk bonnet. works better and is cheaper

>>18456230 (OP)
must be a nighmare to lauder all that

>>18456271
This, Silk sheets are a meme.

>>18456230 (OP)
Silk pillowcase is really all you need, or a silk bonnet like >>18456271 says, but in my experience bonnets don't work well if you have bangs.
>>18456278
wash them on a handwash/delicate cycle in cold or warm water with a lanolin detergent, hang dry (preferably in the sun). Easy.

>>18456230 (OP)
If you're a woman, yes I've heard this is absolutely true. My gf and sisters use them.
If you're a guy, don't do it they look faggy.

>>18456403
Is $2000 around the amount you are expected to spend on a quality 100% Mulberry silk King set?

Silk? This is satin, which is plastic.
Real silk is waxy and stiff.
>>18458052
Real silk, yes. But you have to be careful lots of companies claim to be silk to charge premium when it isn't silk.

>>18458068
I really want to get silk pillows but it seems impossible to find the real stuff.

>>18458068
yeah this whole "silk will save your hair" bullshit combined with these "vegan silk alternatives" (plastic) is just another way to make you consoooooom products

>>18458068
>Real silk is waxy and stiff.
You don't know what you're talking about. Silk is fiber, the texture you get is entirely based on the weave. >Charmeuse, Gauze, Dupioni, Chiffon, Habotai, Raw, Velvet,
All of these are widely known silk weaves and have very different textures.

>>18458069
Get a mulberry silk pillowcase off amazon from any of the 100 sellers to chose from. Read the description to make sure the fiber content is 100% mulberry silk, avoid ones that list the fiber as "satin", and you'll be fine. It'll cost you $20-50.

>>18456230 (OP)
idk about anybody else but i fucking hate the texture of silk and it makes me sweat so ive always opted for higher thread count cotton thats smooth instead

>>18460964
Ya silk retains heat and can be hot. I live in a hot humid climate and no one wears silk in summer, it would be way to sweaty, it's all cotton/ramie/linen in hot weather. I can't imagine sleeping in silk sheets unless you have AC going all the time.

I’ve slept in satin sheets all my life and people who touch me like through a handshake even always compliment me for having such soft skin. I don’t use lotion or anything and my skin is like velvet.

silk bonnet is a great investment