Skin care when going to sleep, but women make serious mistakes with their hair

Everyone cares about their skin before bed, but forgets that letting their hair fall asleep can cause serious harm.
Skin care when going to sleep, but women make serious mistakes with their hair

You can wake up with messy hair When you turn, turn while you sleep, your hair can become tangled due to the friction between your hair and the pillowcase. Not only does this wake you up with messy hair, but this repetitive damage can weaken your strands. Illustration. Loosen your hair long while sleeping is prone to acne If you have sensitive, acne-prone skin, you should keep your hair away from your face. Styling products and conditioners that build up in your hair can stick to your skin at night and clog your pores. As a result, this can lead to pimples and skin irritation. In fact, people with long hair may even experience back pimples. Affects hair growth When your hair gets tangled, its cuticles lift and open. Damaged hair will grow more slowly, so if you want to grow long hair, you should protect it well while you sleep. Illustration. Hair is frayed You might think you’ve tried every possible styling product to fix your frizzy hair, but something as simple as letting your hair fall asleep can also take away its moisture. Your pillow may be the cause of your hair being frayed, because the more friction it creates with your hair, the more moisture evaporates from it. Split ends Split ends are not only annoying, but can also make your hair look weak and unsightly. If you don’t tie your hair when you go to bed, your hair can be damaged by turning, turning overnight, leading to hair breakage and split ends. You can use silk pillowcases to relieve this. Illustration. Affect sleep quality Not only will letting your hair go to bed leaving you with messy hair in the morning, it can also make you lose sleep at night. While you are sleeping, the hair can rub against your face and disturb your sleep. The best way to take care of your hair before night is through light brushing and loose braids. How to protect hair while sleeping? While wearing a ponytail while sleeping is damaging to your hair, there are a few easy ways to take care of your hair while you are sleeping. Wrap your hair in a headband: A silk or satin scarf will keep hair healthy and not lose moisture. Use a scrunchie hair tie: Wrap your hair and tie it with a cloth hair tie instead of an elastic. Loose braids: Instead of damaging your hair with a curling iron, you can braid it to keep it from touching your face when you go to bed and get naturally wavy hair in the morning.