Do you need an adjustable pillow? A relatively new concept ... Go a step further and do your own firmness test. If you’re in a store, place the pillow on a flat surface and compress it with ...

So as someone who’s seen the light and knows how to pick the best pillows, I’m willing to share my findings with you. Here’s what I’d say you need to know before buying a pillow – and ...

If your pillow has lots of lumpy sections, these lumps can also press on your head, neck and top of spine uncomfortably, which can cause aches and pains. If you need to keep fluffing up your ...

Plus, in addition to our own hands-on (heads-on ... it may be the only pillow you need on your bed. If you're a hot sleeper or someone who cherishes the "cold side of the pillow," consider ...

but if you like a plusher pillow, I recommend going for a higher loft and softer fill to get the medium firmness you’ll likely need to keep your head in line with your spine; if you like a ...

I also wasn't a fan of the head part of the pillow since it fell flat and didn't fluff up, so if you want extra head support, you'll need to use your own additional pillow. Additionally ...

Using their feedback and my own experience ... so there’s no need to fluff your pillow before hopping into bed. While the pillow is made from memory foam, which tends to sleep hot, it has ...