Silky Bamboo Pillowcase, Slate Gray

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Bamboo pillowcase with a silky soft surface that protects your hair and skin.

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Rest easy with our Silky Bamboo Pillowcase, made from eco-friendly Bamboo Lyocell®. Its ultra-smooth texture reduces friction, preventing hair tangles, and protects your skin overnight. Naturally hypoallergenic, antibacterial, and odor-resistant, providing a gentle and restful sleep.

Unlike cotton, bamboo fibers are as smooth as silk (but cruelty-free!), promoting healthier hair and skin. Wake up with tangle-free hair and glowing skin—no more bedhead! Plus, bamboo’s temperature-regulating properties keep you cool and comfortable all night.

Available in 7 different sizes.

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How it works

Our Silky Bamboo Pillowcase is made from 100% Bamboo Lyocell®, a sustainable fabric produced through an eco-friendly closed-loop process. This process recycles and reuses the solvent used to dissolve the bamboo pulp, reducing waste and making it much more sustainable than traditional fabric production. In fact, up to 99% of the solvent is captured and reused, minimizing the environmental impact compared to conventional viscose manufacturing.

Bamboo is a fast-growing, renewable resource. The plant, classified as grass, can grow up to 35 inches (around 90 cm) in just one day! To create the fabric, bamboo is crushed into pulp, and its natural fibers are then extracted and spun into yarn.

The Bamboo Lyocell® in our Hairlust Silky Bamboo Pillowcase meets the OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ensuring that every thread and component is free from harmful chemicals, making it both safe for you and the planet.

Note that the pillow is not included.

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Can pillowcases be damaging to hair?

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Yes! Traditional pillowcases are made of cotton or a mix of cotton and polyester. Even though these materials are cheap, they often have a rough surface that causes friction between the pillow and your hair and skin. This can leave your hair frizzy when you get up the next morning. Additionally, cotton can absorb a lot of moisture from your skin and hair while sleeping causing dryness.

Bamboo pillowcases are made of much smoother and softer material. Your hair and skin glide on top of the surface, which reduces friction and pulling. Bamboo doesn't absorb as much moisture either, so that your skin and hair maintain their natural moisture balance.

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How should I take care of/wash it?

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Bamboo fabric is a natural and delicate material, with similar care needs to silk. To maintain its softness, quality, and shape, please follow these instructions:

Washing: Hand wash in cool water (up to 30°C) using a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics like silk or bamboo. Avoid harsh detergents containing enzymes, as these can damage the fibers. Minimize the time your bamboo fabric is submerged in water to prevent weakening and distortion.

Drying: Gently pat with a towel to remove excess water and air dry flat. Do not wring or tumble dry.

Ironing: If needed, iron on a low setting.

Stains: Avoid rubbing stains, as this can damage the fibers. Pretreat stains with a mild detergent or dish soap, and let it sit for 10 minutes before washing. For stubborn stains like oil or grease, we recommend professional dry cleaning.

Bamboo fabric is delicate and requires gentle care. Prolonged exposure to water, high temperatures, or harsh soaps may cause slight shrinkage or subtle changes in texture and appearance.

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Should I choose a bamboo or silk pillowcase?

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Silk pillowcases and bamboo pillowcases are both an excellent choice when it comes to beauty sleep. But since the production of silk kills silkworms, it is not an option for vegans or people worried about animal welfare.

Bamboo is often considered a sustainable material due to its relatively low environmental impact. As one of the fastest-growing plants, it can be harvested more quickly than many other resources.

We use bamboo instead of silk due to it being a vegan and sustainable option and having an amazingly sleek and smooth surface.

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