What to do if your hair becomes deformed while sleeping

For young people, hairstyle is very important. Some people have to go to the barber shop every day to fix their hairstyle. But we know that sleeping will definitely affect the hairstyle, because we cannot stay still or turn over when we sleep at night, so the hairstyle will definitely be affected, that is, deformed. So in order to maintain a good hairstyle and image, how can we prevent our hair from deforming when we sleep? Please see below?

Method 1:

Comb your hair before going to bed, and don't sleep with it lying on the pillow with your hair in a mess. Don't go to bed immediately after washing your hair when it is not completely dry. The deformation of wet hair after being twisted and compressed will be fixed and maintained after the hair is dry, which is also bad for your health. So the correct way is to wait until your hair is completely dry before going to bed. If your hair is soft, fine, dry and prone to static electricity, spray it with anti-static nourishing water, do not use styling water, and do not spray too much. Comb it lightly before going to bed.

Method 2:

Place a silk scarf on your pillow when you go to bed at night. The silk scarf is smooth and has no static electricity, which can ensure that your hair will not be deformed due to rolling during sleep.

Method 3:

Comb all your hair back and place it on top of the pillow so that it won't be crushed no matter how you roll. If your hair still sticks up, you'll have to wait until the next morning to fix it. Personally, I don’t like styling products as they feel very stiff. What I usually do is put a wet towel on my hair (not too wet of course) and press it for a while. When I take it down, the hair won’t be curled anymore and will stay that way. If your hair is too hard to hold down, use some hair clay to smooth it out. Try a few different hairstyles. Maybe your curly hair can be turned into a natural hairstyle.

Method 4:

According to my experience of living in the school dormitory, after getting up, I would cover my head with a wrung-out wet towel (not too dry), and then wash up and so on. After I finished cleaning up (about 10 minutes), I took off the towel and my hair was smooth. Most of my classmates used this method, because they had to go running 15 minutes after getting up in the morning, so washing their hair was impossible. The wet towel method is the fastest and most effective, and it works every time.

Method 5:

After getting up, spray your hair with water, comb it, and use gel to style it.

6. Put a silk scarf on your pillow when you sleep at night. This is a method taught by CCTV-2. Silk scarves are smooth and have no static electricity, which can ensure that your hair will not be deformed due to rolling while sleeping.

7. Comb your hair before going to bed, and don’t sleep with your hair lying on the pillow with a mess. Don't go to bed immediately after washing your hair when it is not completely dry. The deformation of wet hair after being twisted and compressed will be fixed and maintained after the hair is dry, which is also bad for your health. So the correct way is to wait until your hair is completely dry before going to bed. If your hair is soft, delicate, dry and prone to static electricity, spray some anti-static nutrient water, don't use styling water, and don't spray too much, comb it a little before going to bed;

8. Comb all your hair backwards and place it on top of the pillow so that no matter how you roll, you won't be crushed by it. If your hair still sticks up, you'll have to wait until the next morning to fix it. Personally, I don’t like styling products as they feel very stiff. What I usually do is put a wet towel on my hair (not too wet of course) and press it for a while. When I take it down, the hair won’t be curled anymore and will stay that way. If your hair is too hard to be compressed, just use some hair clay to smooth it out. Try out different hairstyles and your curly hair may be transformed into a very natural hairstyle.