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As Dr. Shainhouse points out, since silk pillowcases reduce friction, they also minimize chafing when you move around at night. In return, this may reduce irritant skin reactions, such as eczematous flares, inflammatory acne, or rosacea.
As such, silk pillowcases can be quite beneficial for those with sensitive skin: "Silk pillowcases are more gentle on the skin," says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shari Sperling, MD. "Cotton pillowcases absorb moisture from the skin, so it can dry out those with sensitive skin."