Your pillowcase can steal your skin’s glow: change your pillowcase

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Hey my people! It is me again, monica. I’m forever your gurl,. Today, we will continue to talk about the big topic: “Your Pillowcase Can Steal Your Skin’s Glow“. This is the third part of the second article.

So far, we have established that sleep health and pillow fabric are necessary for your skin to glow, that was in the first part of the article. Then, in the second part of the article, we talked about how bacteria and allergens can affect your skin glow.

Let’s explore an idea, and that is hygiene or the importance of changing your pillow often.

change your pillowcase regularly


  • Oily or Acne-Prone Skin.
  • Dry or Sensitive Skin: If this is you, change pillowcases once a week will suffice.
  • Active Lifestyle: Do you gym often or live in a humid climate? Change pillowcases every 2 – 3 days.
  • Standard Routine: For normal skin or moderate lifestyle, do it once a week.
  • Hypoallergenic Detergents: These are gentle on the skin, the reduce risk of allergies or irritations.
  • Fragrance-Free Options: Fragrance is a culprit behind skin irritation. Opt for fragrance-free products.
  • Natural Ingredients: Detergents with plant-based ingredients are unlikely to irritate.
  • No Fabric Softeners: These leave an oily film. Avoid them to keep your pillowcase’s surface clean.
  1. Cleanse: Start with a gentle cleanser to remove dirt and makeup. This step ensures your skin can breathe overnight.
  2. Tone: Follow with a toner to restore your skin’s pH balance. This helps absorb the benefits of the next products.
  3. Moisturise: Use a moisturiser suitable for your skin type. It locks in hydration and prevents dryness.
  4. Serums: Consider adding serums packed with antioxidants or vitamins C and E. They fight free radicals and brighten your complexion.
  5. Eye Cream: Don’t forget the delicate area under your eyes. A hydrating eye cream can reduce puffiness and fine lines.
  • Drink Water: Aim for at least 8 glasses a day. Hydrated skin is plumper and more resilient.
  • Eat a Balanced Diet: Include fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and minerals. They’re like fuel for your skin.
  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Foods like salmon, walnuts, and flaxseeds support skin elasticity and hydration.
  • Avoid Processed Foods: They often contain sugars and fats that can lead to breakouts and dullness.

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