Bedding

Summary

Effectiveness

2/3

A useful supplement for the skin, especially in the presence of hair residue or perspiration. The visible gain depends on the initial situation.

Accessibility

2/3

Simple maintenance, but regular laundry and drying require organization. A second game makes the routine easier.

Your face and body spend several hours each night in contact with bed linen. Sweat, sebum and product residues are deposited there throughout the nights. Keeping sheets and pillowcases clean is a basis of hygiene that removes these deposits before they accumulate.

Take as a guideline a change of sheets every week, with the duvet cover when it directly touches the body. Change the pillowcase once or twice a week, more if it quickly becomes greasy or damp. For appearance, the main interest is to eliminate repeated contact with residues likely to encourage pimples.

Sources

  1. How Often Should You Wash Your Sheets? (new tab)
  2. Are your hair care products causing breakouts? (new tab)

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