Do you tie your hair back for bed?

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My hair is growing, it's the longest I have had since primary school. Am I supposed to tie it back for bed? I have to admit it pisses me off when I wake up with it all over my face. If I tie it up though the bobble falls out or leaves a crease. Stupid hair.

I don’t think it’s a ‘should’, just if it annoyed you then you would.

Mine is long, I always leave it down. I'm not comfortable with it being up in any way

I don't like it tied up. Not keen on down. Will probably cut it off what's the point?

I don't tie mine up at night. I can only sleep on my back so I just pull it through to the front of my shoulders on each side. You'd never know I'd slept on it most mornings.

That made me laugh. Do you cross your hands over your front as well?
I am always turning over on my side or my front, poor dh.

I tie mine up during the day and loose at night.Its mud back length,straight and thick and doesn't tangle even if I toss and turn.

A loose bun on top of my head. Drives me absolutely crazy otherwise!!

My hair is highlighted so a bit dry/damaged. I feel like sleeping with it loose means that I wake up with unnecessary tangles, whereas if it just clip it up I wake up with no tangles. I prefer clips instead of bands because it stresses my damaged hair less.

Oh and also, I used to have a long bob which has grown out. Now that my hair is long again I feel like I’m lying on my hair in awkward positions and tugging on it if when it’s loose?

If I’m sleeping with my partner I prefer it out because I look nicer

Mine’s bra strap length and I never tied it back but I’m cosleeping with the baby now so put it in a loose bun so she doesn’t get a face full.

Like a previous PP said, my DH tends to move around a lot in bed using his elbows and he is always leaning on my hair, which means I wake up squealing like a pig.

I used to tie it in a bun on top of my head to keep it out of the way, but I lost a lot of length after I damaged it with bleach, so now I'm a bit stuffed because his elbows still find it but it's not long enough to all stay in a bun anymore.

I tried pigtails the other night hut I'm a sidesleeper so I ended up with earache where the bobble was touching it.

Doesn't a sleep turban simply come off when you turn over?

I wish I could sleep with my bra strap length hair down but I just can't, it makes me feel hot and gets everywhere, including in my partner's face. I either tie it in a high ponytail or put it in a high bun to sleep. The latter gives me loose waves the next day so it's a win win.

Loose french plait here..I'm growing it and I sleep face down so if it's not out of the way I end up dribbling in it in my sleep! It also means it's not tangled in the morning.

My DD (17) has long thick hair , past elbow length, she ties it in a plait or pigtails at night .
Mine is shoulder skimming , I don't have to tie it but I do sometimes wear a TurbieTwist on a deep conditioner overnight , it stays in place .

My hairdresser will have a fit if I ask her to cut it off, it's taken me years to grow it - fact is , it's your hair , but your hairdresser might persuade you not to be drastic. Probably had loads of clients coming in for a Pixie then wailing "I hate it . Put it back"

My DD and I had haircuts a couple of years ago (pre holiday) she went from mid back to bra strap. She thought about a layered bob but I convinced her .to go for the length she'd had and no layers. But if she wanted to in a month she could get more cut .
Not controlling but I know my daughter . She was straight back to "I want my hair long" again.
So good job she didn't have a layered bob!

I've no problem telling the hairdresser what to do. She knows I am an awkward bugger and I've had years of getting hairdressers to cut more off.

@Pinkarsedfly🤣🤣🤣

My hairdresser said sleeping with hair up causes it to break.

That's not true unless you have it tightly tied.