Latex mattresses are suitable for people who want both support and responsiveness. Natural latex is breathable, which can be especially comfortable for hot sleepers and may reduce sweating during the night. Latex also has a quick “bounce-back” response, making it easier to change positions—an advantage for those who move frequently in their sleep. For individuals with allergy sensitivities, natural latex combined with an appropriate cover can create a cleaner and more hygienic sleep environment. Latex mattresses are often durable and can resist sagging for a long time when produced at the right density. However, very soft latex may reduce lumbar support for some users, while very firm latex can increase shoulder/hip pressure for side sleepers. Therefore, firmness level and layer design should be selected according to your sleep habits.