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[redbird]

I think I could get into this habit of evening baths.

(Of course, I may rethink this when I'm going to bed with wet hair.)

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[dejaspirit.livejournal.com]

I always take mine at night. I have a thing for fresh, clean sheets...

[kightp.livejournal.com]

You could always revive the fine old tradition of shower caps (http://www.mcphee.com/lifestyle/current/11252.html)...

[redbird]

I used one of those for last night's bath.

Tonight's bath was supposed to be this afternoon's bath, because my hair was overdue for a washing. Which it has now had.

[kiya]

My opinion, worth what you paid for it:

Wet hair is a great blessing in the summer and less annoying than hair that's frozen solid in the winter. :}

Also, hot shower before bed is about the only way I have a remote chance of not having very cold feet (and thus lengthy insomnia).

[tamiam.livejournal.com]

Long hot baths, as hot as I can stand them, are one of my main stress relievers. In the evening. But I don't have long hair anymore, so it's usually dry by the time I go.

[jenett]

I've done baths at night for years and years.

Damp hair is somewhat annoying, but I don't mind it much. (I suspect Jay would mind more if we went to bed at the same time, but we don't: by the time he's come to bed, things are dry.)

On the other hand, my hair's waist length: if I wash it in the morning, I either have to do heat (and damaging) things to it to make it dry, or go out with it wet (not such a huge problem in the summer, icy in the winter.) I usually find it's about half dry within 20-30 minutes (so it's damp to the touch, but not dripping water everywhere) if I bathe at night.

Plus, there's the whole 'have a nice relaxing bath before bed' aspect.