7 Answers to Your Questions About Silk Panties

As we read articles about yeast infections, vaginal health, and how to avoid chafing, a few things stood out. Health experts dismiss silk undies; they associate them with lace and a hefty price tag. In this blog post, we unravel the health benefits of silk panties. First, we scoured the Internet for articles and we learned that the best pair of underwear maintains the nether region’s microbiome, resists humidity, and is gentle on skin. Second, we demystify the claims about silk’s attributes, and in some cases back them up with personal experience. 1. Are panties that don’t smell antimicrobial? Can silk panties kill microorganisms such as bacteria? Like a strand of hair, a silk filament is a protein fibre, partly composed of the protein sericin. Sericin is the gum that is produced by silkworms, holding silk filaments together as they are spun into a cocoon. This explains why silk retailers often describe silk as antimicrobial. Sericin is used in medicine for wound suturing and healing, as it is also naturally infection resistant. However, a silk cocoon is degummed in the production process and sericin is a waste byproduct. The concentration of sericin after silk production is still up for debate.
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