How bad is your bed hair when you wake up? Do you do anything to prevent it the night before?

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

For me how bad it is depends on the length of my hair.
If I have a short pixie cut then the back right gets super bad and there really is no fixing it unless I get it really wet or just shower.
I've tried silk pillow cases/bonnets. It doesn't help. Its just that's the side I sleep on more and with short hair it doesn't matter what I do.
When my hair is longer I can usually just brush it and it will lay normal.

 

[slo]

Luckily, mines not to awful.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

I have long thick curly hair. I wear it in a messy bun on top of my head most times (including bed). So, it's not too bad in the morning if I remember to do that at night. If I fail to do that, don't use enough product, get stuck in some wind, my product wears off, it encounters a lot of humidity, or gets wet and air dries without any product...I look like a cross between a bad 80s hair band member and a cartoon of someone that's been electrocuted.

 

[mikehn]

Bed head is one of those things that is not a priority for me. That is what a ball cap is for. I have a few ball caps in the front seat of my car in case I need to run out for coffee creamer or something.

 

[cookies44]

I have very short hair. I don't need to do much to it.

 

[dizneegirl]

I braid my hair before I go to bed, but not to prevent bedhead... simply to keep it out of my face while I sleep. And then it gets washed every morning. So, no troubles with bedhead here.