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mlchaput · 08-05-2008, 11:55 AM

I did this a couple of nights ago. I just finished a long bike ride and wanted to wash my hair before bedtime. I know it's probably not good to do, but I went to bed with wet hair.

Got out of the shower after putting on a leave-in conditioner, then combed through (fine tooth comb) gel. Scrunched, and while still upside down, put my hair in a loose pineapple.

Then went to bed with the wet pineapple. I woke up the next morning and my hair was not only really soft (I've been using the same leave-in/gel for a while now), but had volume and clumpy curls.

I scrunched out any remaining crunch with a light oil (I use avocado) and was set for the day. My hair was great all day long.

I tried it again for the next 2 days - all with the same results.

Although I cannot find the link as to why it's not good to go to sleep with wet hair (breakage??), I haven't noticed any breakage or split ends or anything in my hair (yet).

08-05-2008, 11:55 AM	#4
mlchaput Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 41	Pineappled instead of plopped I did this a couple of nights ago. I just finished a long bike ride and wanted to wash my hair before bedtime. I know it's probably not good to do, but I went to bed with wet hair. Got out of the shower after putting on a leave-in conditioner, then combed through (fine tooth comb) gel. Scrunched, and while still upside down, put my hair in a loose pineapple. Then went to bed with the wet pineapple. I woke up the next morning and my hair was not only really soft (I've been using the same leave-in/gel for a while now), but had volume and clumpy curls. I scrunched out any remaining crunch with a light oil (I use avocado) and was set for the day. My hair was great all day long. I tried it again for the next 2 days - all with the same results. Although I cannot find the link as to why it's not good to go to sleep with wet hair (breakage??), I haven't noticed any breakage or split ends or anything in my hair (yet).