Styling your hair after bed head involves reshaping and taming your locks. The key is to work with your hair, not against it. Here's how, drawing from advice demonstrated in the video, "How to Fix Bed Head Hair - TheSalonGuy":
Taming Bed Head: A Step-by-Step Guide
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Evaluate | Assess the damage. Is it just a few unruly strands, or a full-on bird's nest? |
| 2. Lightly Wet | If needed, use a spray bottle to slightly dampen your hair. Avoid soaking it. |
| 3. Work it Down | Use your hands to bring the hair down from your roots, gently working it back into shape. |
| 4. Shape & Style | Once the hair is brought down, use your hands to style the hair, for example giving a few swirls to the hair as showcased in the video. |
Additional Tips & Tricks
- Don't Overdo It: Avoid over-wetting your hair, as this can lead to frizz or a flat look.
- Embrace Natural Texture: Instead of fighting the bed head, work with it. You might discover a new style you like!
- Quick Fixes:
- A few spritzes of leave-in conditioner can smooth and hydrate.
- A dab of pomade or styling cream can help define and control stray hairs.
- Experiment with Different Techniques: Try different approaches to see what works best for your hair type and the severity of your bed head.
- Regular Care: To prevent bed head, consider using a silk pillowcase, or ensuring hair is dry before sleep
By following these tips, you can tame your bed head and achieve a stylish look quickly and easily.
