How should you go to bed with your hair?

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Comment why please! If ups good or bad or if down is good or bad. For your face and if your hair won't be oily as quick.

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He makes me wear it down as he plays with it to get himself to sleep he's such a cutie like that

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I have quite long and thick hair so I always plait mine. Either in french plait or normal, depending on how tired I am the night before. 
My other half can't stand it if I don't,  not to mention it's uncomfortable for me to have it flying around everywhere 😞

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I braid my hair before bed so it's wavey in the morning

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Up but loose

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If I put it up, it gets tangled and it breaks

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If you loosely plait your hair when going to bed it should stop tangles when you're sleeping!

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Low ponytail for me. My hair is mid-back

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I used to have looooong thick hair, and wore mine down at night. As a result I had horrible scarring eczema-like rash that itched and bled if I scratched it. My wiry hair irritated my back so much! I used to have to tuck my hair over my pillow or tie it up losely. However I seem to be the only one who has suffered this 😭 anyways I now have very short hair as I donated it all, and it doesnt bother me at all. I am however, left with the scars, which arent very nice to look at and I cant hide with short hair.

If you have long very thick or wiry hair I would personally not tie it up tight as I think thats meant to be damaging or something? But plaits perhaps?? Its out of the way and supposedly (probably not true) helps your hair grow 😂☺️

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Down because it lets your hair loose like it's just free& relaxing

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