Blissy Silk Pillow Cover: The Silk Pillow Case for Hair & Skin

Blissy is an American-owned sleep brand that started in 2019 with one product: a pure silk pillowcase. The company says it has now served more than 3 million customers, and its pillowcase has collected over 250,000 reviews. It has also been named a Good Housekeeping award winner and featured in Oprah Magazine, according to the brand.

The pillow cover itself is simple. It is a slip-on case made from mulberry silk, with a hidden zipper along one end to keep your pillow inside. What sets Blissy apart from cheaper silk or “satin” pillowcases is the grade and weight of the silk it uses.

Key specifications (per the manufacturer):

• Material: 100% pure mulberry silk
• Silk grade: 6A, the highest grade available
• Thickness: 22-momme, about 20% more silk per square inch than standard silk pillowcases
• Certification: OEKO-TEX Standard 100
• Closure: hidden zipper
• Sizes: Standard 20" x 26", Queen 20" x 30", King 20" x 36"
• Colors: White, Black, Pink, Silver and many more
• Guarantee: 60-day money-back guarantee

Based on what the pillowcase is designed to do, it makes the most sense for:

1. People with curly, colored or fragile hair who wake up with frizz, knots or breakage.

2. Anyone with a careful skin care routine who wants their night cream to stay on their face.

3. Side and stomach sleepers who wake up with creases pressed into their cheeks.

4. Hot sleepers who want a cooler, more breathable surface than cotton.

5. People with sensitive skin or dust allergies who want a hypoallergenic fabric.

6. Gift shoppers. Each case arrives in a Blissy gift box, which is why the brand calls it one of its most gifted products.

Who might skip it: if you want a pillowcase you can toss in a hot wash with towels, silk is not for you. It needs gentle care. And if you are on a tight budget, a single case at $69.95 is a real cost, so the 2-pack or 4-pack gives far better value per case.

How to Use and Care for Your Blissy

1. Slip it on. Put your pillow in the case and close the hidden zipper so it stays snug and neat.

2. Sleep as usual. No change to your routine is needed. Many people put on their night cream a few minutes before bed so it can soak in first.

3. Wash it gently. Treat it like any fine silk: cold water, a delicate cycle or hand wash, a mild silk-safe detergent, and a mesh laundry bag. Blissy sells its own silk wash and laundry bags.

4. Air dry. Skip the dryer, bleach and fabric softener, and keep it out of strong direct sunlight to protect the color and sheen.

5. Rotate cases. Having two or more lets you switch while one is drying, which is one reason the multi-packs are popular.