I’ve never been the girl with a nighttime hair regimen. I know, shoot me! You won’t find a satin bonnet or pillow cases in my house. I’ve always just went to bed and figured out the rest the next day.

Whilst the lucky few may be able to arise from a night of slumber with nothing more than pleasingly tousled locks, most end up suffering from the dreaded bed head. Even the slightest tossing and ...

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If you follow a fair amount of beauty accounts on Instagram, chances are you have come across the silk pillowcases and sleep masks by Slip. The brand is a hit on social media – favoured by the likes ...

Discover how your pillowcase can impact hair breakage and skin wrinkles. A simple switch to smoother fabrics like silk or ...

Waking up to good hair without any effort on your part the night before is like accidentally getting the half off on current-season boots at Barney's—rare, precious and best accepted without question.

"If you don't wrap your hair before you go to bed, while you're asleep the pillow will absorb the moisture from your hair and come morning it will appear dry, leading you to apply more products and ...