Thin pillows - an excellent addition to your bedroom
Most of us focus on getting a mattress for a good night’s sleep. But in addition to a mattress, a pillow is an equally important part of getting comfortable sleep at night. It’s just a beginning to a healthy lifestyle.
Try to recall the last time you picked out a new pillow for yourself- you thought of the size, firmness, material but did you think of the thickness? Oh, most people tend to miss that one out! The filling of the pillow could be excellent, the materials could be premium and the fabric could be smooth but the wrong thickness of your pillow can result in waking up with pain in your neck or back.
Are you wondering if a thin pillow is meant for you?
- Nights can be hard for those who mostly tend to sleep on their stomachs because their necks can be pushed to awkward angles. Ordinary thick pillows could cause soreness to your neck and restless sleep. On the other hand, our exclusive range of thin pillows has been designed to help you rest better keeping your neck at a natural angle.
- Those who sleep on their backs can probably feel that thick pillows throw one’s neck forward too far and can cause their spine to eventually become misaligned. Is that the beginning of a myriad of problems? Waking up with an aching back, tossing and turning all night, and uncomfortable sleepless nights? Thin pillows give your neck and spine the support they need.
- Sleeping with a thin pillow helps you rest and recharge during the night. It makes your day and helps you maintain good health. A thin pillow provides you with a good night sleep and wakes you up with feeling better than you did.
- A thin pillow might even help you prevent wrinkles. Yes, you read that right. When your face gets squished with a largely thick pillow, you are likely to gather wrinkle spots. Thin pillows keep your facial skin stretched at normal, reducing any premature signs of aging. It even reduces acne and allergies from dust and dead skin cells. Who knew thin pillows could contribute to keeping your skin fresh and young?!
- Thick pillows can cause your head to roll from side to side. However, thin pillows keep them in one place. They prevent unnecessary tossing and turning. Opting for a thin pillow keeps your head supported providing you utmost relaxation every night.
- If you tend to have issues with neck, back, or shoulder pain, thin pillows are the best pick! Explore the collection for a calm night, a rested body, and no pain mornings.
FAQs on ultra thin pillows
Is a thin pillow better?
The goal is to provide comfortable support for your head like relieving pressure points and limiting pain while you sleep. A thin pillow is recommended for those who sleep on their back as it fills the space between the head and neck, reducing muscle tension. A thick pillow is preferred by those who sleep on their side. This is because it fills the hollow space between the neck, shoulder, and mattress.
What is the thinnest pillow?
The Ultra Thin Neck Pillow is the thin memory foam pillow you've been looking for. The profile is just about 4 inches, is also a soft memory foam with medium firmness so it sinks and conforms to your shape.
How do I keep my neck from hurting with a pillow?
Avoid using a pillow that's too high or stiff. This makes the neck crooked overnight and can result in morning pain and stiffness. If you sleep on your back, keep your neck supported by using a thin pillow that is right under your head and neck.
