3 Ways To Sleep With Wet Hair

To dry the underside of your hair, turn your head upside down and blast the underside, which is slower to dry. [1] X Research source

Unlike hair ties, scrunchies generally don’t leave a crease or dent. Your hair may hold some of the curl of the bun when you take your hair down, especially if you have wavy or curly hair. This can provide volume and a slightly wavy texture!

Put your favorite styling cream on before wrapping your hair, especially if you have textured hair. [5] X Research source You can buy special towels made for wrapping your hair. These often have velcro or buttons to secure the towel.

Silk wraps are great for eliminating frizz!

This method works better if you have straight hair. If you have curly or wavy hair, you may be able to apply a curl cream and wake up with well-formed curls!

For beachy waves, create one loose braid. For crimped hair, create several small braids all over your hair, similar to cornrows. For curls, try one or two tight French braids that start high on your scalp. [13] X Research source

Alternatively, you could cover your braids with a silk scarf. [14] X Research source

Limit how much you touch your hair. To protect your curls, spray them with a holding product. Don’t use a brush or comb on your hair because this will mess up your curls and make your hair frizzy.

This is especially important if you sleep with wet hair regularly. You can also protect your pillow by opting to wrap your hair in a microfiber towel or scarf.