is it really 100% silk whats the difference from this one and the more expesive organic one
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I can only assume organic is better for EVERYTHING. I returned this item because it made my skin on my face feel "uncomfortable" - not sure why.
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It is 100% silk. I purchased 2 of them and have been extremely pleased in all aspects.
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it is real silk .. just not organic. i don't know what the organic one. just like there is 100% cotton and 100% organic cotton.i assume one is grown organically just like food. the other they use pesticides etc..
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Hi, Yes it is real silk. Organic silk is created without the use of any chemicals or treatments using insecticides, pesticides or synthetic additives (often used by some silk suppliers to provide additional softness to their silk fabrics).
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Yes it is. As far as I know the organic one is not processed with chemicals or uses sintetic dyes. I really liked mine and I m buying more.
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It looks and feels like silk and works for me. I love the size of the pillowcase and the closure that keeps the case from slipping off the pillow. It has more than satisfied my needs much more than the expensive one I bought that was hardly big enough for the pillow. I had to sew velcro to keep the pillow contained. Actually, I am thinking of getting another like this so that I will have a spare.
167842
As you say, it does not say it is organic on the product. It only says that it is 100% pure.
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Truly confusing! It says 100 percent silky, But is polyester, Not silk! I returned it and got refund.
2095550
It isn't made of silk at all. The label says "all new material consisting of polyester."
680520
Yes it is raw and unprocessed as well as certified organic. I belie wits made of wildflower honey. If you go to the makers website they say their bee colonies are placed in areas where the bees can collect the pollen away from contaminants or something like that. It's really great honey.
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I have never used Epilady Legend, so I do not have basis for comparison. However, I have been using Epigirl (same manufacturer of Epilady) and if compare it with Braun Silk, the latter is definitely a better choice. The difference is noticeable immediately. I would choose Braun. I hope so this answer is helpful to you.
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My bottle says "100% pure organic" and "not tested on animals". It says "product of Moracco". I do not have the original box the bottle was shipped in which does contain more information. I have ordered this product often. It is not a blend, only aragan oil is listed as an ingredient. It absorbs quickly, is light and very moisturizing. I use it on my face, body, and will end with sliding my hands through my hair. I have sensitive skin and have never personally had any issue.
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Hi there, the 100% silk it told to be better by research and reviews... However, the polyester ones have a much smoother and sleek feel... So, I do not know whether that means it is better for the hair.The 100% silk one is breathable, though! Which may be better for your skin! So, I would get one of each. I do switch here and there.
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I think the main difference is in the materials. Some of the more expensive mats are made from organic cotton and natural foam. Some do not use plastic for the flowers. This can be very important to people with sensitives. I do suffer from multiple chemical sensitives and would prefer an organic cotton mat without plastic, but I can honestly say that this mat has never caused me to react after I let it air out.
260751
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, all our silk beddings are made from 100% pure mulberry silk, which means that they are pure silk from silk worms that fed on mulberry leaves.
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The tag states "100% silk", however, the wrist band is elastic. I do not know what that is made of.
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As far as I know it is organic wool. cleaned etc but otherwise untreated. I saw responses to reviews from the owner of the company so you could directly there for your answer.Cheers
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FYI silk is a THREAD, satin is a WEAVE. In order to make fabric, you take a type of thread, and weave it in a certain way. It is entirely possible to have a satin-weave fabric that is made of 100% silk threads. If what you actually want is a silk vs polyester test, that is something entirely different - and as another responder pointed out, the only way you are going to know for certain is if you burn it.
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Yes it 100% pure, unrefined, so in has a little bit of an earthy smell to it, it's not unpleasant at all though. I would imagine it's organic, it's grown from the trees in Africa. I made a body butter with it. I combined the shea butter and coconut oil with essentials oils and a tiny bit of beeswax and it's wonderful! I've given it to some of my friends and they all love it. If you are on Pinterest you can look up recipes for it. Hope that helped. I give the shea 5 stars (10 if I could).
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I don't recall what was written on the package, but I just checked my pillowcase and the label sewn on the inside says "100% silk".
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This one is derived from rice. I've also tried the product derived from wheat. Been using both and I do see a difference. My face is more youthful and my skin looks and reacts with more elasticity. It took a while but still with either one and you'll see a difference.
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I'm not 100% sure, as it doesn't say.. I would contact E.S. Eco, but usually everything they use is organic... I still use it and I'm pretty extreme being 100% raw vegan. If you want real bee pollen granules, not cut with any filler, get Really Raw High Desert Bee pollen... It might be a little more $ but it's worth it.. I still use both though.. Hope this helps. take care