MEMORY FOAM PILLOW

One of the most important factors in getting a good night's sleep is having the right pillow. Height, softness, and support are all extremely personal preferences that can result in the quality of sleep. A memory foam pillow is initially firm but softens due to pressure and body heat, meaning it molds around the contours. In terms of pillows, this means it cradles the neck and head during sleep, feeling firm but offering a lot of support. Memory foam contour pillow molds around the contours of the head and have a slow response time.

One of the most standard types of memory foam pillows is a contour pillow, which is made out of a piece of memory foam cut out to form into the usual sizing of regular pillows.

Contour memory foam pillows are unique as they have features such as two ridges on the lower and upper part of the pillow, leaving a shallow crease in the middle dedicated to your head. Due to its shape, the lower part supports the neck, ensuring that it remains in line with the rest of your head.

When you're lying on a contour pillow, the body's heat helps to mold the particular points, supporting the body's curves and natural lines. This way, it helps alleviate pain and thus promotes more restful and comfortable relaxation, overall, transforming the way you sleep.

Support: A memory foam contour pillow offers a good amount of support. It holds the head and neck supportively and maintains its shape. This is great for those who suffer from neck and back pain.

Durability: Memory foam pillows last a long time, and are very resilient – they do “bounce” – albeit slowly. Some of the best memory foam pillows can last for years with minimal upkeep.

Smoothness: Because memory foam is artificial, it’s a consistent substance without clumping. Even with age and wear, memory foam retains a very smooth consistency.