Enjoy Deep and Relaxing Sleep Every Night on 100 % Pure Flax Linen Bedding

December 22, 2017

Pure 100% linen sheets are the answer to cold sweats, shortness of sleep, insomnia, and allergic reactions caused by other fabrics. Their wide range of health benefits is recognized by doctors everywhere, who recommend that people with problematic or hypersensitive skin, dermatological disorders, allergies, or asthma sleep on white linen bedding. This bedding insulates in the winter and cools in the summer, relieving the skin of excessive heat when body temperatures rise to uncomfortable levels.

The unique structure of linen fiber allows air to pass freely through the fabric, providing for its high hygroscopicity - the capacity to react readily to moisture content by quickly absorbing or releasing water vapor. Owing to the fabric's ability to "breathe," it will prevent those nights of restlessness and discomfort the heat causes by reducing your body temperature up to 4 and 5 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, in the wintertime, it will keep you warm and cozy. Flax is a renewable resource and the linen produced from it is fully biodegradable.

What's more is that flax linen bedding has often been credited with the powers of positive energy, an addition that will enhance your sleeping experience and render the night a peaceful, pleasant, and undisturbed time of relaxation. In order to receive a daily micro-massage of the entire organism, all you have to do is rest on our luxuriously soft-feeling pure linen sheets. The rigid structure of the fabric influences the skin favorably and improves the blood circulation of the smallest capillaries at the cellular level - all of which delays the process of cell aging.

Some of the oldest in the world, flax linen textiles date back to around 8,000 B.C. For centuries since then, pure linen has been a royal luxury. Today, it retains its lustrous texture, absorbency, and long-term durability in addition to the health advantages mentioned above. According to scientists, not only is linen bedding ecologically friendly, it is also antistatic - which explains why it remains cleaner for longer periods of time and doesn't cling to the body like other alternatives.

Linen is twice as strong as cotton and three times stronger than wool. Fabrics made of linen are hygroscopic; they absorb moisture and provide for a cool sleeping experience in the heat - making linen bedding essential for hot and humid climates. Because water evaporates from linen with nearly the same speed as from the surface of a reservoir, its fabric always remains fresh and cool. Linen is able to arrest the development of bacteria and does not cause any allergies; furthermore, the silica present in the flax fiber prevents it from rotting.