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Sleep is an important element of staying fit and healthy. Adequate sleep affects a person directly or indirectly. Hypoallergenic pillows are ideal for those who are sensitive or allergic to certain materials.
Some people are allergic to certain fabrics and materials. Down is an example. Although down feathers are fluffy and luxurious, some may develop an allergic reaction after using it. Hypoallergenic pillows are made from fabric blends that actually prevent dust mites from penetrating the material. You can also go for an alternative fabric instead of down, such as cotton, alpaca or organic wool. They generally have a 100% polyester fill. Dust mites and other allergens may cause itchy watery eyes, sneezing, coughing, stuffy nose and sometimes sore throat.
Hypoallergenic pillows absorb pressure and heat and are made from breathable fabrics. Hypodown is a fabric that is specially cleaned and treated during the manufacturing process to reduce allergic reactions. You can also use special pillow covers made in hypo-allergenic and silk materials that can help maintain a clear complexion. You can also go for pillow covers with a higher thread count. It is recommended that you change your pillows every two to three years.
Size: As all other pillows, hypoallergenic pillows come in various sizes. The size of bed pillow you pick will depend on the size of your bed and how you sleep.
Your hypoallergenic bed pillow should provide you with optimum comfort and the right posture while you sleep. The three main classifications include soft pillows, medium pillows and firm pillows. Consider buying a soft one if you are a stomach sleeper. A medium one offers more support for your spine while a firm pillow is designed for maximum stability while sleeping.
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Microfibre Hypoallergenic Continental Square Pillow |
Single Bed Hypo Allergenic Pillow |
V-Shaped Nursing Pillow |
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Opulence Luxury King Pillow |
Hypoallergenic Anatomical Neckcare Pillow |
Dunlopillo Serene-Spiral Fibre |
