Bedhead

Bedhead refers to the messy, disheveled state of a person's hair after waking up. It is characterized by strands sticking out at odd angles, a general lack of order, and sometimes a flattened appearance where the head has rested on a pillow. The phenomenon is a result of the hair's natural tendency to shift and move during sleep, influenced by factors such as sleeping position, hair texture, and the friction between hair and bedding.

The severity and specific appearance of bedhead can vary greatly from person to person and even from night to night. Some individuals experience only minor stray hairs, while others wake up with significantly tangled or flattened hair. The term itself is informal and often used humorously to describe this common morning occurrence. While some may find bedhead undesirable, others embrace it as a natural and sometimes even charming post-sleep look. Simple remedies for bedhead typically involve brushing, combing, or wetting the hair to restore its typical style.