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Anyone have luck with these?  I just ordered a couple.  I have hair breakage issues around the crown and I'm convinced it's the pillowcase giving friction. I toss around a lot at night. Silk pillowcase does not help, I'm hoping satin might.  They were cheap so if not, no big loss.

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"I toss around a lot at night."

 

You would do better wearing a satin head rag at bedtime.

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@Mz iMac wrote:

"I toss around a lot at night."

 

You would do better wearing a satin head rag at bedtime.


I have thought of that but I am one to rip things from my body and toss them aside while sleeping.  Like socks and eyemasks and such.  I don't think a cap of any kind will make it through the night!

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@Grouchomarx 

 

I'm a true toss and turn sleeper too.

 

When I noticed thinning hair I talked to my Derm about it and he suggested satin pillowcases and biotin.

 

He said that the satin would provide more slip between my hair and the pillow. as I toss and turn. 

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@Grouchomarx wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

"I toss around a lot at night."

 

You would do better wearing a satin head rag at bedtime.


I have thought of that but I am one to rip things from my body and toss them aside while sleeping.  Like socks and eyemasks and such.  I don't think a cap of any kind will make it through the night!


Haha, I bought a satin nite cap, after having my hair done. My late husband laughed at me, and said "how long do you think you'll keep that on"? Well, I woke up th next morning,looked over at him, and he had it on, ruffles and all. Miss that jerk, he was fun.

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Too funny!

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@HLP wrote:

@Grouchomarx wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

"I toss around a lot at night."

 

You would do better wearing a satin head rag at bedtime.


I have thought of that but I am one to rip things from my body and toss them aside while sleeping.  Like socks and eyemasks and such.  I don't think a cap of any kind will make it through the night!


Haha, I bought a satin nite cap, after having my hair done. My late husband laughed at me, and said "how long do you think you'll keep that on"? Well, I woke up th next morning,looked over at him, and he had it on, ruffles and all. Miss that jerk, he was fun.


 

I love the story about your husband....he must have been a great guy,  ❤️🌷

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@Grouchomarx  Hopefully the satin pillowcases you purchased are very soft.  When you mentioned that they did not cost much, I was concerned that they would not be what you wanted.  I do hope they are.

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@HLP  Boy did that make me laugh!!!!   He must have had a great sense of humor,  God rest his soul.

 

My friend uses a satin pillowcase, never sleeps without it.  She even takes it when we go on group vacations.  She swears by it.  I have never used one but I have pretty short hair.

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Yes, it does help.  Silk is preferred but satin works well.  You will notice it helpful for your skin as well.