Reusable Nylon Shower & Bath Cap, Reversible Oversized Waterproof Shower Caps Large Designed for all Hair Lengths w Terry Lining & Elastic Band Stretch Hem Hair Hat - Socialite Pretty in Pink Lace

GREAT- QUICK TURN TIME FOR PRIME RETURN/EXCHANGE!

This is the second one of these I've bought. Fits my toddler and myself and doesn't let water in. Thick and high quality. Dries out easily.

These fit over traditional size padded stools to change decor on the cheap. You would never know these were hair covers!I also use to cover our large cat door inside to let his highness know he is on lockdown. He does not approve of this product for obvious reasons.

This is my third shower cap from this company. I have tried various other but always go back to this one. It is nicely lined with a soft material. I have long hair and this is roomy enough to hold all my hair with no leaks.

This for a small head. I do have a small head but it's still a little tight. I purchased this shower cap in the past and I don't remember it being so small. The good part about this shower cap is that it does not have any chemical smell. So far it's the only one I found that doesn't have a chemical smell. There may be others. Maybe I haven't looked enough.

Absolutely Ah-Mazing! Finally after much searching a shower cap that keeps your hair completely dry. I have returned too many to count because my hair got wet. Not one strand of my hair was wet with this beautiful shower cap!

Years ago, I had a well-made terry-lined shower cap that I absolutely loved. Wore it for years - until it fell apart. For whatever reason, I started buying the unlined versions and they’re just not the same. And I suspect all terry lined ones aren’t the same either. This company, Betty Dain, has been in the business of making shower caps for many decades. So, I decided to give one a try. And once again, I’m in love with my shower cap. The terry cloth lining keeps moisture out. It’s nice and snug around my hairline so my hair doesn’t get wet. I have hair that’s just below my shoulders and for showering, pull it up into a low bun and the cap easily accommodates the bun and there’s plenty more room. And the print on the cap is subtle and pretty - and grownup (unlike many) - which I really appreciate (and my husband does too. Haha) Shower caps can look a little goofy, but this one actually looks nice.TIP: Some people have had their terry cloth shower caps develop a mildew odor after a while. I’ve been able to avoid that by doing this: as soon as I get out of the shower, I dry off the exterior - the plastic shell - using a towel, paying particular attention to where the plastic bunches up at the elastic. I find a microfiber towel works best. Then, with the exterior dried, I turned the cap inside out and hang it on a hook so that terry cloth is on the outside. It takes less than a minute, and I’ve not had mildew or any bad odors appear - and I live in humid Florida where my bathroom fan faces an uphill and losing battle every time I take a shower. Even with the fan and house AC, the room gets a little steamy. Which is why I had to devise that little trick.

Felt cheap and was pretty tight on my head and I have a very small head . It’ll get you through and protect the hair but it’s not super comfortable .