If you’ve spent the time and money to get (or give yourself) a blowout, chances are you’ll want it to last for as long as possible. Sleeping with blown-out hair feels risky, though – there’s a fifty-fifty shot of waking up with crazy-looking creases. Curious about how to preserve your blowout overnight? Keep scrolling to find tips from NEUMA Director of Education Gina Scipioni and professional hairstylist and Authentic Beauty Concept advocate Justin Toves-Vincillone on how to sleep with a blowout so your hair looks flawless in the morning. How to Preserve Your Blowout While You SleepMaking sure your blowout stays fresh for as many days as possible can feel like a major struggle. In order to carry that post-blowout confidence into the days that follow your trip to the salon, Scipioni and Toves-Vincillone recommend keeping a few things in mind. Start With the Right PrepBefore you blow-dry your hair, make sure you’re styling it with products that will help it maintain its shape. We love a blow-dry primer, such as the L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate-Free Weightless Blow Dry Primer. It will protect your hair from heat and provides 48 hours of frizz control. Detangle Before BedWhen preserving a blowout, it’s a good idea to detangle your hair with a wide tooth comb prior to hitting the sheets, says Scipioni. Any tangles you have will only get worse when you lay on your hair. Have a Good Dry Shampoo on HandMake sure you have a dry shampoo at the ready (Toves-Vincillone loves the Authentic Beauty Concept Dry Shampoo). “My recommendation is to put dry shampoo in immediately after your blowout,” says Toves-Vincillone. “This absorbs natural oils and prevents your hair from looking weighed down.”