Waking up to a bird’s nest is such a rough start to the day. We invest in high-quality salon treatments, yet we let standard pillowcases cause friction all night long. That constant rubbing is what leads to those stubborn tangles and morning frizz
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Let’s be real, your cotton pillowcase is likely wrecking your hair. Constant friction causes that frizz and those tangles you battle every single morning. A loose braid or silk cover helps. Small nightly habits really save your hair strands.
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After nine years behind a salon desk, I’ve heard every hair complaint going. If you wake up with a bird’s nest of frizz and tangles, your pillowcase is likely the culprit
Waking up with a bird’s nest? It’s usually friction from your pillow. A silk bonnet or loose braid stops overnight frizz and saves you from morning tangles. It sounds extra, but these simple nightly habits really protect your ends
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