Sleep & protect
Compare loose overnight containment with a bonnet, scarf, wrap or tie.
Choose your starting point
Choose around your dry style, hair length and available covering. A bonnet contains the hair, a scarf lets you adjust the fit, a pineapple holds suitable lengths high, and a directional wrap is for a straight style. Compare the fit and release steps.
Compare the methods
Explore the methods below. Open a guide for when to use it, what you’ll need and the full steps.

Prepare damp hair for bed when it cannot fully dry
Damp-hair bed preparation removes drips, prioritizes root drying and leaves remaining damp lengths loose on a dry pillow layer.

Preserve a blowout or silk press between washes
Smooth-style preservation keeps a dry blowout or silk press loosely contained overnight and resets only dry roots between wears.

Put on a loose sleep bonnet
A sleep bonnet is a fabric covering that holds hair inside while you rest, with a band that should sit comfortably around the head.

Put waves or curls in a loose pineapple
A pineapple is a loose high ponytail that holds suitably long waves, curls or coils above the head during sleep.

Wear a hat or beanie over your style
Hat-style preparation uses a comfortable fit, smooth lining and loose arrangement to reduce pulling, rubbing and flattening under an ordinary hat.

Wrap a straight style for sleep
An overnight method that holds dry straight hair in a directional wrap around the head beneath a sleep scarf.

Wrap your hair with a sleep scarf
A sleep-scarf wrap encloses dry hair in a folded square of fabric, secured with a comfortable knot for overnight containment.