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Skinholygrail
Dry/Sensitive
if the pillowcase material and washing powder etc is the same it's highly unlikely. I have started to suffer from more acne too recently, it's normal for it to come and go, but I'd still have a look at your products, diet, stress, even changes in weather can aggrivate it
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silvie
Oily/Sensitive
I got new pillowcases a while back but that was before the new pillow itself, I'll have to try switching that I guess. Otherwise you're right it's probably diet or hormones.
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samrosycheeks
Dry/Sensitive
Yes! And the material of your pillowcase can also affect your skin. This is why some people change their pillowcases often or even go for silk pillowcases.
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tammyt
Dry/Sensitive
That’s all I sleep on are 100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcases, which are SO Much better for your hair & skin. plus I change them every week. No problems.
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Bluefrog1
Oily/Resilient
I'm speaking from my experience but it definitely can. I'm not sure what was going on but once I started changing my pillow cases once every two days it stopped 🤔
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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
I agree with @Skinholygrail, it's what's on the outside of the pillow that matters.
Our hormones can change throughout our life due to so many factors and it's not something we can easily notice. That would be my best guess.
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Tolly
Dry/Sensitive
Wow, it's good to learn from this. I had never thought pillows or pillow cases could cause skin problems 😅
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silvie
Oily/Sensitive
I've actually seen this a lot with people that suffer eczema! Especially kids, I've seen parents having to get completely new mattresses because of it.
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