Change Your Sheets

To avoid static, sleep with satin sheets and pillow cases.This switch also helps to prevent hair breakage.

Brush Correctly

Brushing your hair before bed is a fantastic way to redistribute the natural oils from your scalp to the rest of your hair. But don’t get carried away,and risk doing more harm than good—Ten to 15 strokes with a boar bristle brush will do the trick.

Condition Overnight

Sometimes your hair needs more nourishment than a wash-out conditioner can provide. Bring moisture back into your tired and dry locks by first spritzing purified water throughout your hair, concentrating on your ends.Secondly, use a wide-toothed comb to evenly distribute an overnight treatment leave-in conditioner throughout your hair. Then, try braiding your hair in two or three sections and sleeping on it. In the morning,rinse hair with lukewarm water in your shower and let it air dry to preserve the nourishing benefits of the shea butter and shea oil in the overnight treatment.

Keep Hair in Place

If you have longer hair, pull it back into a loose bun. You can even use a hairnet to keep your hair contained and protected while you sleep. This will prevent knots and static caused from the constant friction with your sheets—if you’ve yet to switch to satin, that is.