Why JusSilk?

a natural fiber harvested from the seed hairs of the cotton paint-slightly heavier and rougher material than silk 

matte or semi-matte appearance-less visually striking than silk

retains moisture, making it less effective at temperature regulation compared to silk

absorbent, which can draw moisture from the skin and hair, potentially causing dryness or frizz

more affordable and widely available

a weave type that mimics the look of silk; typically made from polyester or rayon

A cheaper alternative to Silk; usually synthetic 

Lacks the natural composite that silk has 

fibers can trap in heat and moisture leading to less breathability and to the growth of bacteria

smooth and glossy, can feel slippery and less breathable compared to silk

generally less durable than silk; prone to faster wear and tear over time

larger environmental footprint and is non-biodegradable

typically made from bamboo pulp through a chemical process

lacks the glossy sheen of silk and feels slightly thicker and heavier

matte-or semi-matte finish- more casual and understated in appearance

lacks the smoothness that silk has

absorbs more moisture, unlike silk, so may be less beneficial in helping to retain the skin's natural oils

the chemical processes used in manufacturing viscose bamboo can be harmful to the environment