Hello you fine people,So i sleep on a satin ( i think its satin or maybe smoth polyester) pillow case as i heard its good for helping keep out the lint fuzzies and am wondering if there is any truth to sleeping on a "wool" pillow case helps along the dread process, particularly when you are starting out doing the natural method. I figure if that is true for straight hair ir must be true for thick coarse hair like mine... Any thoughts?
updated by @thundersquall: 01/22/20 09:33:16AM
Sleeping on Wool
i do notice a difference after i've slept in a wool tam or not. after wearing wool it feels like more knotting has happened then if i sleep normally. i think its something to do with the static thats produced by the wool, but i'm not 100% sure.
Since wool is an excellent conduit of static electricity. Sleeping on a pillow case made of wool is helpful. The thing you need to keep in mind though is the fact that may need to keep the wool pillowcase clean for the best results.I took an old merino wool sweater that I don't wear any more and put it on top of my pillow case as if it were a pillow case.
Cotton Pillow cases perhaps?I slept in a wool hat and woke up without it. I tried a hairnet once and it also came off. I'm rough sleeper
yes ! do it! i did in the beginning it helps a lot.dont sleep on a woolen tam.make it a pillowcase out of a woolen cloth. TRUST THIS HELPS!
i will give that go, thanks folks.
Does it conduct static electricity to your hair if you rub it against your hair?If yes, go for it. If no, there can be no harm in trying anyway. Bird said:
Does cashmere wool work? seems like its almost too soft to do the trick, but i just got two free cashmere sweaters, so i may try it..
