#SHOULD I SLEEP WITH MY HAIR UP FULL#

This is why it’s important to avoid a high, tight bun or ponytail and instead go for something loose which will allow your hair to move.

Putting loads of tension on your hair could cause breakage as you’re tossing and turning in your sleep. We particularly love the OUAI Hair Oil as it’s really lightweight, has a gorgeous scent and will seal the hydration into your hair. You don’t need to use a lot, but make sure to really work it in and you’ll see a big difference. Your ends take most of the strain from styling and as it’s older hair, it tends to be drier and more prone to damage. It’s such a good idea to apply a little bit of oil or hair serum on the ends of your hair every night. We’d also recommend using a boar bristle brush for this as it’s a natural product so it’ll really help to pick up the excess oil. They’ll then nourish your strands as you sleep and as you’ve pulled them away from your roots you should wake up with fresher hair too. Not only will this help to reduce breakage, but you’ll also be distributing the natural oils from your scalp down the lengths of your hair. It’s really important to remove all the tangles from your hair before going to sleep. However, if you’re someone who rolls into bed with wet hair a lot, then this might come as a shock. Most of these tips are really simple and there’s nothing that can’t be easily incorporated into your routine. That’s why it’s so important to prep it properly for bed, because not only will you wake up with great hair, but it’ll be a lot healthier in the long run. You spend half your life asleep and if you’re tossing and turning then you’ll be putting a lot of stress on your strands. Try it tonight and let me know if it works for you.Believe it or not, the way you wear your hair to bed could make a big difference to its overall health. It only takes a couple of minutes to brush into place and you’re ready to go!

#SHOULD I SLEEP WITH MY HAIR UP FULL#

The best bit is your hair is full of body in the morning and has heaps of volume. Sleeping with it loosely clipped up on top of my head is really comfortable. I’m only noticing as my hair gets longer that it gets caught under my shoulders as I move on my pillow.

You may even find it more comfortable to sleep with your hair up. That way even if you sleep on your side, or move around in your sleep like I do, your hair is out of the way. Also tie or clip you hair right on the top of your head. It does work! Make sure you twist your hair loosely, you don’t want to put any kinks in your hair. I bet you’re thinking, that’s too easy, it won’t work! Or, that’s uncomfortable, I won’t be able to sleep with my hair up! Gently twist your hair up and tie into a topknot or clip on the top of your head. Last week I told you how much I love getting my hair blowdried at a salon and this way of tying your hair up at night will help you keep the volume and shape in your hair for longer. Try it tonight and see if you wake up with smoother hair.īut if you toss and turn at night like I do, silk helps but won’t do all the work for you. She used to tie a silk scarf around her pillow, or you can buy a silk pillowslip to cover your pillow. Previously I shared my mum’s secret to waking up with good hair. However I do have the easiest trick to keep your hair looking fabulous, and to make your blowdry last even longer. I’m sorry if you thought I had an overnight hair miracle, or a group of fairies that magically come and do your hair while you sleep (though I wish I did!). I hope I haven’t misled you too much with the title of this post, because for this tip to work, you need to have pretty good hair before you go to sleep. Want to wake up with great hair? Try this simple trick before you go to bed at night.

Should i sleep with my hair up