I have slept on satin pillowcases for many years, and have traveled with them for years as well. I often give them as gifts, too, to my travel-loving friends and family members. Sleeping on satin keeps my fine hair from tangling and, as a “side sleeper,” it keeps me from waking up with facial creases that take hours to go away. Another benefit I’ve noticed is that the facial moisturizer I put on at night isn’t transferred to the pillowcase, since satin pillowcases aren’t absorbent like a cotton one. I am sold on sleeping on satin!
Morning Glamour sent me a two-pack of satin pillowcases to try. One difference I saw immediately is that, instead of having an open end, the pillowcase is designed with a stay-put pocket flap. I hadn’t seen that before! Their pillowcases come in singles, doubles and travel sets, which come with a zip-top clear bag that you can store your pillowcase in or use as a make-up bag. The pillowcases come in several colors and patterns. Most are standard-size pillowcases but king-size is available in several colors, too.
Oooo, interesting. I would love to try a satin pillow case, especially when I travel, which is often! Heading to Hamburg, Germany, for a conference at the end of the month, followed by another meeting the week after in Wisconsin. Then in July, it’s off to Australia for another conference! Whew! I’m tired just reading that! Thanks!
Thanks, Tina, for commenting! You are entered into the contest. It sounds like you have quite a busy travel schedule! Happy travels!
With all the travel I do as a travel editor, I’ve slept on some pretty sketchy pillow cases. It never occurred to me to take my own, but what a great idea.
I never leave home without mine, Sandra! It’s so easy to pack and takes up almost no extra room. I forgot to take it off my pillow once years ago, so had to buy another, but haven’t made that mistake again! I have entered you into the contest!
Sleeping on a satin pillowcase sounds lovely. I’ve never thought about travelling with a pilowcase, but it seems a wonderful idea. Especially a satin one. Feels like a bit of luxury no matter what the accommodations are!
It’s the first thing that goes into my suitcase…and has been for years! I’ll enter you in the contest; maybe you’ll get to try it out!
I would love to try a satin pillowcase – my hair is always a MESS so it would be great to wake up and not scare my grandkids lol
LOL, Michele! I can relate to that! My fine hair got tangled up easily when I slept on traditional cotton pillowcases. When I switched to satin, I could get up and actually get a comb through my hair! You’ll be entered to win!
I’ve always heard these are wonderful for skin care and now that I’m traveling solo to India in September, this could be the perfect time to try it! I’ll be so tired from trying to attempt yoga, this may be the perfect sleep companion 😉 Do you also offer sleeping bag-like sheets? Thanks for the chance to win, much appreciated.
Hi Connie! Thanks for entering! Morning Glamour only offers satin pillowcases… Best of luck on your trip to India! Maybe you’ll be sleeping on satin soon!
I’d love to win this set because then I would be as beautiful as Debbra!! Thanks for the chance to win! Love your travel blog!!
Thanks, Kelly! You are entered to win the satin pillowcase set. So glad you enjoy the site!
Ooooh! What a great idea! Who wouldn’t want a satin pillowcase? Hadn’t thought about taking my own.
My satin pillowcase obsession began years ago, and it takes up so little room, why not pack it? Louellen, you’re entered to win!
CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCED! Louellen Sue Coker is the winner of the travel bag/pillowcase set from Morning Glamour! Congratulations! Enjoy sleeping on satin on your future travels!
Nice pillowcase but how can Morning Glamour advertise as a “Satin” Pillowcase? I received mine and it is 100 percent polyester. My daughter than bought me one that says 100 percent silk.
Maureen, the product description of Morning Glory pillowcases is listed as 100% satin charmeuse polyester. I did a little searching and found that Charmeuse is “a lightweight fabric with a satin weave and matte backing. It’s known for its drape and lustrous shine, making it ideal for lingerie, coat linings, shirts, handkerchiefs, evening gowns, and pillows.” As for satin, it “can be made with silk, but the more popular polyester version is also silky but at a more affordable price.” So, you can pay more for 100% silk, but the satin charmeuse polyester ones serve me well. It all depends on personal preference.