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Sleep and hair: why enough rest matters
Too little sleep affects many things in the body. Here is how it links to hair, and night habits that help.

Rest and stress are linked
Short sleep often comes with stress, and stress can be linked with more noticeable shedding in some people.
A simple night routine
Keep a consistent bedtime, cut screens before bed and avoid late-afternoon caffeine. Small consistent changes work better than big occasional ones.
Look after hair while you sleep
Avoid sleeping with wet hair, use a smooth pillowcase and do not tie hair too tightly.
When to get help
Long-term sleep problems are worth discussing with a doctor. For hair, start a photo record and see suitability if thinning continues.
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Can more sleep regrow hair?
Good sleep supports general health, which matters for hair and scalp.
I work shifts. What can I do?
Read shift work and hair for practical tips.
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