Hammock body against my face

[FLRider]

Given that you're using an Hennessy, the tie-outs will go a long way towards preventing this (it's why they're there; they help keep the netting off of you, preventing bite-throughs by mosquitoes).

If you find yourself in a spot where it's hard to get the tie-outs staked down in addition to your tarp, you can wrap the tie-out around the tarp guyline and then snap the mitten hook back onto the ring that the tie-out comes off of on the hammock. This uses the tarp as a way to hold the tie-out out.

Hope it helps!

[Hammonkey]

lay in the other diagonal in your hammock.

[nothermark]

The back move is no joke. A lot of us find that we are side sleepers on a mattress but back sleepers in a hammock.

If using a stuff sack try sewing a piece of fleece on one side. More comfortable than nylon. Does not soak up moisture like cotton.

[MuseJr]

I'm not a fan of nylon against my face either. I use a Buff tube around a vest or spare clothes. If I can tuck it under my neck when I'm on my back, it is usually good. I will ball it up a little when I sleep on my side.

[chorpie]

I second the pillow. Also, a mini binder clip is handy, and small to pack. I've got a ENO Doublenest that has the sides fall in on me sometimes, and the binder clip can keep the extra fabric rolled up and out of the way.

[Brute1100]

Pillow... Also keeps my head from flopping down like a drunk on a bar stool...