1. SHEEPSKINS IMPROVE CONFIDENCE
Because the outside layer of protein on wool fibers is so smooth, the fibers of sheepskins may easily rub against one another and accommodate movement.
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Therefore, your skin slides across the sheepskin with less resistance whether you’re sitting or lying down, which helps to lessen pain.
Those with restricted movement, such as the elderly or those recovering from surgery, will find it very helpful. Sheepskins can provide comfort and protection from bedsores when a person spends a lot of time sitting or lying down in one spot.
2. BACTERIA AND SHEEP-HIDES REPEL DUST
Sheepskin fleece has a built-in defense against bed bugs, dust mites, and mold development.
By naturally wicking away moisture from the skin and removing it, it also helps to keep the environment free of germs.
Because sheepskin is permeable, air may still circulate around you when you’re resting on it. lowering the warm, muggy conditions that germs thrive in once again.
The best part is that you can maintain your sheepskins clean by giving them a frequent wash. Just be cautious to maintain it in perfect shape while doing so.
3. SHEEPSKINS SOOTHE SKIN AND ARE HYPO-ALLERGENIC.
Lanolin, a material present in sheepskin that resembles human skin, is comparable to human skin. Many people think that because it is gentle on delicate or irritated skin, it might help to relieve rashes or skin problems like eczema.
Sheepskin is a naturally occurring substance with very few chemicals, in contrast to fake sheep skins, which are carbon-based fibers manufactured from petrochemicals.
4. SHEEPSKINS ARE WICKING MOISTURE TO PROTECT SKIN.
Feces are quite good at absorbing moisture without feeling damp. Wool doesn’t have to be wet to the touch to support about one-third of its own weight in water.
Over time, maceration and weakening of the skin can result from wet skin. Sheepskins are very beneficial for comfort and skin protection since they wick away moisture.
5. SHEEPSKINS AID IN SLEEP PROMOTION
You can obtain a better night’s sleep by sleeping on a sheepskin for a variety of reasons. Sheepskins are the ideal to sleep on or with because of its deep, dense wool and innate ability to regulate temperature.
6. STRENGTHENING
Sheepskins are quite resilient! Your sheepskin will never shed and can be simply cleaned to keep its shape and voluminous quality if it is backed with leather like ours.
7. ASSISTS IN MAINTAINING BODY TEMPERATURE
Since sheep are unable to control their body temperature just yet, it makes sense that their wool keeps them warm in the winter and cool in the summer. As a result, this characteristic is highly sought after for newborns who may have been born prematurely or with low birth weight. Children with autism can also feel secure and comfortable without overheating with a sheepskin blanket.
8. DECREASES FRICTION
One special feature of wool is its outer layer, which is a very smooth protein layer that makes it easy for the sheepskins to rub against one another, facilitating more pleasant and easier mobility. This soft layer may easily slide across the skin and reduce the chance of skin breakdowns over time, especially for individuals who may have limited movement.
9. AID IN THE CIRCULATION OF HEALTHY BLOOD
Sheepskin can also aid in enhancing general circulation by controlling body temperature. Sheepskin also reduces the formation of pressure points, which can impair circulation, by distributing weight and assisting in pressure absorption.
10. MINIMIZES PATHOGENS AND BACTERIA
There are qualities in genuine lambswool that might keep pests like bedbugs away. Because a baby’s and young child’s immune systems are still growing, it is crucial to choose the finest sheepskin for them as this can reduce the risk of illness transmission.
How our sheepskin is used
Our desk chairs
makes a wooden rocking chair softer
draped across a bench
On the ground next to our bed
in the summer, or even in the winter, on the seats of a car!
on the ground before the fireplace
The piano bench’s covering
If necessary, we save the old one for the dog, cats, or a newborn lamb that is orphaned.
Near the Christmas tree’s base