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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n    Ninety-nine percent of the population sleeps on a cotton pillowcase, but since cotton absorbs moisture, it can dry out your hair and skin. Enter BeautyZZZ Silk pH Balance Pillowcase ($41), a incredibly soft hypoallergenic silk pillowcase that supposedly prevents dark under-eye circles, boosts the body's immune system, and helps keep skin and hair hydrated. \n\nI know it sounds too good to be true, but it might actually do what it claims to. Here's why: When you sleep with your face all mushed up in your pillow, you could be creating something called compression wrinkles, which are fine lines that form on the skin when it's crushed. One cosmetic surgeon even invented an Anti-Wrinkle Pillow ($58), which is a foam pillow with a concave middle so there's no added pressure on your face. And there's also the SkinGlow Cupron Copper Technology Pillow Protector ($20), which also claims to reduce wrinkles as well as bacteria and dust mites.Of course, some dermatologists are skeptical about the efficacy of \"beauty bedding\" but people swear by it. At the very least, most hairstylists recommend sleeping on a satin pillowcase to help keep your hair from getting matted, tangled, and frizzy since cotton cases tend to have a coarser texture, which can rough up your hair, especially if you're tossing your head or rubbing it against your pillow at night.Would you switch to a special pillowcase if you thought it would make your hair or skin look better? I'm kind of sold on the BeautyZZZ version and am thinking of ordering one (they're available at Fred Segal Studio BeautyMix stores)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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