The StudioSoie Journal
ColetteMaterial & Craftsmanship
25 October
Lin ou soie : quelle matière choisir pour dormir ?
Le lin et la soie de mûrier ne jouent pas le même rôle dans un lit. Structure de la fibre, fraîcheur, frottement, entretien : le comparatif honnête, pièce par pièce.
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MeiBeauty & Skin
25 October
Does your night cream end up on your pillowcase?
Does cotton really “drink up” your evening skincare? What textile figures say, what silk actually changes, and the step that matters more than the fabric.
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InèsSleep & Silk
23 October
Silk Bedding Sets: What Each Piece Really Changes
A bedding set is not a single block: four pieces, four roles. What thermal measurement of bedding teaches us, and the order in which to build your own.
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ColetteMaterial & Craftsmanship
18 October
Sofa or bed throw: what the material really changes
Linen, mulberry silk, wool, or synthetic knit: what each material really does to a sofa or bed throw, and why the composition label alone isn’t enough to predict how i...
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MalikSilk for men
16 October
Giving Silk to a Man: A Guide to Getting It Right
Which silk pieces a man actually wears, which ones stay folded in the drawer, which momme to choose and how to get the size right.
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AwaLifestyle
15 October
Silk trousers: how to wear them without looking like you’re wearing pajamas
Shine, weight, fit: the three details that make silk trousers look like pajama bottoms - and how to choose a pair that doesn’t.
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ColetteMaterial & Craftsmanship
15 October
Yellowed silk: why it happens and what can really be salvaged
The yellowing of silk is not dirt: it’s the fiber oxidizing. What can be restored, what cannot, and the cold-water protocol.
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MeiBeauty & Skin
11 October
Sleeping with wet hair: what it really damages
Water doesn’t break hair: it softens it. What science really says about sleeping with wet hair, and the steps that prevent breakage.
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InèsSleep & Silk
10 October
Night sweats: what your bedding fabric really changes
Night sweats cannot be solved with bedding. But the bed can worsen or ease the sensation. What research shows about the fabric you sleep in, how silk changes the bed's...
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MeiBeauty & Skin
9 October
Sensitive skin in autumn: what silk changes (and what it doesn’t heal)
Heating is back, and your skin feels tight. What the only randomized trial on silk actually showed, why the sericin cited everywhere isn’t in your pillowcase, and the ...
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