Salon professional Jen Booth shares three habits that damage hair overnight: sleeping with wet hair causes friction and breakage, tight hairstyles create tension, and cotton pillowcases increase frizz. Use a silk pillowcase, loose braid, and leave-in serum instead.
Hey, salon guests. What you do with your hair before bed is either protecting your style or destroying it. And most people are doing the one thing that guarantees bad hair the next day. You know, you spend time styling your hair, maybe you even love it when you leave the house, but then you wake up and it's flat, frizzy, or completely lost, and you think, I just have to start over. But it's not your hair. It could be your nighttime routine. And here's what we teach our guests. Is number 1, never go to bed with wet hair. That creates friction, frizz, and breakage. And number 2, loosely secure your hair. Think a soft scrunchie, a low braid, or a loose top knot. No tension. So just putting it up and putting it like this will be very beneficial. And number 3, protect your hair. Silk or satin pillowcases like the ones we sell here reduce friction and help your style last. And if you really wanna take it to the next level, a lightweight product before bed, like a leave-in or smoothing cream, our favorite is the Nutritive 8-Hour Night Serum, can help control frizz and keep everything in place overnight. Because great hair isn't just about how you style it, it's about how you protect it. And this is how some people wake up and their hair just works, and others feel like they're starting over every morning. So if you want your hair to last longer than one day, we'll show you exactly what your nighttime routine should look like at your next visit.
