I kept waking up with tangled morning hair, so I tried a silk pillowcase. Here's proof of the difference it makes. Anna Gragert (she/her/hers) was previously the lifestyle editor at HelloGiggles, ...

Your pillowcases might not be at the forefront of your mind when choosing bedding but you may want to reconsider. Not only is it essential to change your pillowcases often but it's also important to ...

Dr. Lee recommends changing out your pillowcase (along with your sheets and towels) at least once a week to maintain good skin health. “However, if you have oily or acne-prone skin, or if you sweat a ...

Radio scripts that would be read out on Radio 2 and Radio 4 in the event of a national blackout have been published ...

I’ve struggled with skin issues my entire life, from teen acne that lingered well into adulthood to rosacea that flares up at seemingly the worst times. In addition to my carefully crafted acne-prone ...

Who’d have thought that a silk pillowcase could make such a difference for your skin and hair? My skin looked clearer and younger, my hair was less prone to tangles and creases, and I slept like a ...

Unbeknownst to some people, the unlikely culprit behind your skin and hair woes could be the cotton pillowcases you've come to know and love—so if major bed head and sleep lines are what your ...

Your pillowcase has a build up of oils, dirt, and sweat from daily use. This means they can harbor bacteria and cause allergies. In some cases, pillowcases can even damage your hair or skin. Experts ...

The internet-famous recipe shared by TODAY food contributor and chef Elizabeth Heiskell involves putting a whole turkey in a pillowcase. TODAY / NBC Don’t sleep on this turkey hack. Using a ...