Sleep is when your body regenerates. In particular, it’s when your skin gets a chance to relax and do the work to look its very best. While we know of products that can aid you in your sleep, there are also types of bedding that are better for your skin than others.
Hadley King, MD, a board-certified dermatologist, said those with acne-prone skin should be mindful of how the ingredients in their skin care routine can inadvertently ruin their bedding. “For those using benzoyl peroxide products to treat acne, they are likely all too aware of how [the ingredient] can bleach fabric. Benzoyl peroxide-resistant sheets and pillowcases can be a great choice,” she explained.
To gain a better understanding of what other bedding options are beneficial for skin, we spoke with dermatologists about how to shop for the best bedding for your skin. From organic cotton sheets to classic silk pillowcases, these bedding essentials can help make your beauty sleep more enjoyable while improving your skin.
Post time: Jun-25-2022
