I've been doing some more reading about latex and am intrigued by the assertion that Dunlop processed latex is more supportive at lower ILDs than Talalay due to its closed-cell structure. I realize that the sensation isn't as plushy or springy, but I think I'm willing to sacrifice that for greater lower back support. My question is this: If I purchase a Dunlop topper, 16-18 ILD, can I later add another topper, in either the same ILD or a higher ILD, to make an 8" mattress? My main concern is that Dunlop latex is firmer on one side than the other, so I wonder how that would work when layering toppers.

If anyone is of the opinion that 4" of 16-18 ILD Dunlop is too much comfort layer, please, feel free to say so. I was torn between 3"and 4", but had the thought that an additional 4" layer would actually make a decent-sized mattress with room to grow (I may put a fiber bed on top). I'm a side sleeper who loves to sink into a mattress, so that was another reason I thought 4" would work well. What do you think?

Oh, and if anyone would like to offer their opinion of what 16-18 ILD Dunlop latex feels like, I'd love to hear it. I gather that it's similar to 20-22 ILD Talalay, but denser, if that makes sense. It's similar to the difference between a light and springy angel food cake and a squishy marshmallow, or so I've read. Speaking of, does anyone know if 100% Dunlop latex (Latex Green) has that same yummy vanilla aroma that 100% Talalay has?

More questions for anyone who can field them:

Does anyone have experience with Latex Green mattresses/toppers? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Can anyone recommend a good latex pillow? I'd like something soft and airy, yet supportive. 100% Talalay, maybe.