The Amazing Machines Behind Silk Production

It’s officially Silk Press Season 🍂✨ Time to give those curls a little break and let that shine do the talking! Healthy, silky, and full of movement — the perfect blend of care and style. Remember, it’s not just about straight hair, it’s about maintaining the health of your natural texture underneath. Let’s get you silky smooth with body, bounce, and shine that lasts 💕 To shop my recommended Amazon products and tools click the link in my bio #detroitstylist #detroithair #voiceofhair #detroitha

Even though I have a Unit in , my hair still required a Silk press and not a Boring flat iron . I wanted my hair to Last ! Contrast :Silk press/Flat iron - The key differences are technique, products, and result It’s a big difference! Silk presses look more like healthy, bouncy relaxed hair. A good silk press leaves the hair with a lot of flow and movement and Lasts . Silk presses typically use fewer products do the hair stays light. Flat ironed hair looks more like flattened natural hair. | SEW

Silk Press: 8 Easy Steps For Damage-Free Sleek Hair

The 5,000-Year Legacy of Chinese Silk Weaving 🐛✨ 📝 Description : Silk — a shimmering thread that shaped global trade and culture. China’s ancient sericulture and silk weaving techniques date back 4,000–5,000 years, evolving through dynasties and admired worldwide. Ming Dynasty scientist Song Yingxing once documented the intricate process that turned simple cocoons into luxury. #SilkRoad #AncientChina #CulturalHeritage #HistoryOfSilk #TraditionalCrafts #ChineseArt #IntangibleHeritage #MadeInChi

Silk in Antiquity