Wearing Silk Helps With Menopause
It's a light, breathable fabric and, due to its nature, a natural temperature regulator. Silk retains body heat in cold weather and dispels excess heat in warm weather. This aids your body to find a comfortable, natural body temperature all year round. Silk is the strongest of all the natural fibers in the world
As a hypoallergenic, Silk is a natural fungal repellant (as it absorbs unwanted moistures) and as a result doesn’t conduct static electricity, so wearing and sleeping in silk helps regulate your temperature.
Unlike synthetic fabrics, silk doesn’t draw moisture away from your skin but instead encourages natural moisture balance. Silk’s smooth texture proves to be beneficial for those with sensitive skin conditions such as Eczema, and prevents the build up of dirts.
Silk is easily recyclable
and breaks down easily.
Menopause
