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i use ponytails pretty often, or hair clips to pin it up kind of nice. Dry shampoo is a good option for fluffing--i spray it in the night before. Sometimes a cute headband.

dry shampoo!!! Love it.

I'm like you, I need to wash my hair to style it because it's thin. Since I have short hair now, the only fix for bedhead is a hat!

@LindsayInNYC: IMO, the damage is already done in the morning. So, if you wait until then, the results you get are just what you can fix versus what you can prevent. At night, before your hair gets matted down or has a chance to get oilier, the shampoo helps it wear better overnight (thus less damage in the a.m.) and you get a better result overall.

I hope that makes sense (it sort of does in my head, i.e., preventative vs. reactive).

ETA: It works them same in the p.m. versus a.m. . . . but you are not so behind the eight ball (so to speak) in the a.m. Also, I use Oscar Blondi, but I have not tried any other brands.

I shower every day regardless of whether I wash my hair or not. So, if I'm not washing, I still get it wet. I'm an all over the place sleeper. My hair is not presentable first thing in the morning no matter what LOL

I really like Salon Graffix Dry Shampoo. It's kind of pricey for a drugstore product (I think $8) but it's fragrance free and doesn't leave a powdery residue.

@LindsayInNYC: I hear you! I've always wished my hair was thinner and straighter so it would be easier to manage (if I don't do SOMETHING with it, I have a major fro), whereas my best friend who has thin/straight hair can just blow dry hers in 2 seconds and it looks perfect. It takes me forever to blow dry my hair, and three times as long to style it because there's so much of it! So I guess there are positives and negatives to every hair type!