Washing 1. Planning To protect the silk pillowcase during the wash cycle, flip it inside out and put it in a mesh laundry bag. 2. Easily cleaned Use a gentle cycle on people's washing machine, cold water (maximum 30°C/86°F), and a mild, pH-neutral detergent made especially for silk. Silk clothing does not always need to be machine washed; hand washing is also an option. Hand wash 6A silk pillowcases in cool water with a detergent designed for silk. 3. Prevent using strong chemicals Avoid using harsh chemicals like bleach since they can harm the silk fibres in the pillowcase and reduce its lifespan.

Drying 1. Soft washing and drying Finally, carefully squeeze the water from the silk pillowcase set using a clean cotton towel. Avoid twisting it because doing so could break the delicate fibres. 2. Air-dried The pillowcase should be laid flat on a clean, dry towel and allowed to air dry away from heat or sunshine. Otherwise, reshape and hang to dry. Avoid using a tumble dryer because the heat might shrink the silk and harm it.

Ironing 1. Setting the iron If required, use the lowest heat setting to iron their natural silk pillowcase while it's still a little damp. Alternately, use the fine setting on their iron if it has one. 2. Safety barrier To avoid direct contact and any harm to the silk fibres, place a clean, thin cloth between the iron and the fabric.

Store 1. Place of storage Keep the pillowcase out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry location while not in use. 2. Fold To minimise wrinkles and harm to the fibres, fold the pillowcase gently and stay away from placing heavy things on it. People can make sure that their curl pillowcase stays luscious and helpful to their curls for many years to come by following these care suggestions. People's silk pillowcases will last for a long time with proper care.