When it comes to beauty efficacy, it is most appealing to ladies. After the hot and humid summer weather, the pillows we usually use often breed many bacteria, which can cause troubles like small pimples on the face when sleeping through contact. The unique components contained in the tea leaves in the tea pillow can precisely help get rid of bacterial erosion. The pillow core's special moisture-proof and breathable fabric can prevent the tea leaves inside from being "harmed" by water while maintaining their breathability.

Usually, we discard tea leaves after they become bland and tasteless from brewing, but in fact, tea residues still possess various health care benefits and can be used to make health pillows. For making tea pillows, green tea residues, white tea residues, yellow tea residues, and oolong tea residues are suitable. They should be air-dried in the shade and not exposed to sunlight, as sun exposure would cause the tea aroma to dissipate and reduce its efficacy. Generally, the tea residues should be replaced every three months. The pillowcase for a tea pillow is best made of cotton or mulberry silk fabric, with dimensions of 50 cm in length and 30 cm in width. The amount of tea residues and additional ingredients should be between 250 and 500 grams each.

Using a tea pillow is a relatively ideal method of self-care, helping to improve sleep, promote blood circulation, and prevent cervical spondylosis. The unique components contained in the tea leaves, the firmness of the pillow, and its height all contribute to its maintenance effects. The biggest difference from medicinal pillows lies in its refreshing and pleasant fragrance, which allows the person sleeping on the tea pillow to feel surrounded by the scent of tea all day long. The room where the tea pillow is placed also becomes more pleasant and relaxing due to the tea fragrance.