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Inches: Hydrolyzed Silk Recommended concentration: 2-5%

Silk: A natural material with a rich tradition and multiple uses

One of the most prized natural materials, silk has been used in traditional Asian beauty therapies for centuries. Ancient medical techniques, such as Ayurveda, have also inspired the use of silk in personal care products by European and American companies. The culture of silk cultivation began in ancient China in 2600 BC thanks to an empress, which is why silk is often called the "princess" of fibers. Silk is considered the finest and one of the strongest natural fibers, and its strength comes from a unique combination of protein and water produced by the silkworm, Bombyx mori.