Sleep On Your Back

Nighttime beauty

Your face spends 8 hours on a pillow.

Side and stomach sleeping press your face into fabric night after night. Learn why pillow creases happen and how a gradual position change fits into your evening routine.

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Pillow creases

Temporary lines from compression and friction — most fade, and many people notice them more over time.

Facial compression

Back sleeping reduces direct contact between your face and the pillow.

Evening rituals

Pair position with simple habits: pillowcase choice, timing, and wind-down.

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Back sleeping isn't suitable for everyone. If you have sleep apnea, breathing issues, are pregnant, or have been told to sleep in a specific position, talk to your clinician first. Safety info