To understand more about the dangers of sleeping with wet hair, we talked to board-certified dermatologist Marisa Garshick, MD, along with hairstylists Abby Haliti, Creighton Bowman, and Jenn Velez.

There’s often a debate about whether sleeping with wet hair is actually bad for your health. Here’s what will really happen, according to dermatologists.

Sleeping with wet hair can cause itching and leave you feeling cold, which can disrupt your sleep. What’s more, lying on a damp pillow all night can get uncomfortable, leading you to toss and ...

Wet hair is more fragile, making it prone to breakage, tangles, and even mildew buildup if… Continue reading How to Sleep with Wet Hair (If You Absolutely Have To) ...

As Bray puts it, “It’s just a bad idea to go to bed with wet hair.” If it does happen, though, she suggests you strip the bed and wash your sheets and pillow cases first thing in the morning.

There's no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to washing your hair. Here's how to determine your best schedule based on your hair type and lifestyle, according to experts.

A team of haircare experts have explained why you should never go to bed with your hair wet. You may have heard of the old wives' tale that going to bed with damp hair will make you catch a cold ...

If you must sleep with wet hair, Mac advised using a hydrating hair mask and wrapping it in a silk-lined towel or turban to minimize damage. "Healthy hair starts with good habits, ...

How to sleep with wet hair without damaging it While Faith In Nature’s experts would always recommend going to bed with dry hair where possible, they’ve shared a few quick-fire tips on how to ...