Silk hits your skin differently, doesn’t it? Some of us can’t stop touching our silk bed sheets and pillowcases. But when it’s a wool sweater, we can't wait to get out of it.

There’s a science behind how fibres affect your skin. 

Some fabrics can keep you warm so you repel sweat. The right fabrics can even accentuate the results of your skin and hair products. While the wrong kind of fabrics can irritate your skin by trapping the heat. 

Just as you keep a close eye on the ingredients of your perfumes, skincare products and hair care essentials, you must also pay attention to which material rubs over your skin all day long. From bedding to clothing.

The best fabrics for healthier skin and hair allow it to breathe. Here are the ones you should fill your wardrobe with.

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Sleeping on a silk pillowcase could be the final step of your nighttime skincare routine. In fact, cottonseed oil—which is high in vitamin E, antioxidants and omega-3—can be found in cleansers, balms, night creams, etc. 

You see, your clothing choices are important for your appearance but they are just as important for your skin and hair!

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