Review on 🌙 Stylish Lightweight Square Scarves: The Perfect Women's Accessories for Sleeping Patterns at Scarves & Wraps by Laura Turner

I am incredibly excited about this scarf. I wrapped my curly hair in it at night to keep it from getting tangled. I have an antique silk scarf, but it's too small to effectively envelop my huge head and relatively voluminous hair; Real silk scarves from a trusted source in this size tend to be quite expensive and I didn't feel natural fibers really mattered to my hair. on the. I don't know yet how it will hold up in the wash (sometimes polysatin gets dull/rougher after washing), but if anything goes wrong I'll add. Folded diagonally in the middle, it's perfect for completely wrapping your head; I don't even have to tie my hair in a ponytail or anything because it's big enough to wrap around my hair piled on top of my head. The scarf slides perfectly and the fabric is indistinguishable to the touch. on the wrong side of the fabric. There are no hooks and puffs on the fabric, the seams are even and without flaws. There's a tiny bit of thread where the stitching ends at a corner, but that doesn't pose a threat to the integrity of the scarf, so what's the difference. I chose the pattern I made because it's mostly black so I don't have to worry about anything. about yellowing from oil or something from wrapping my hair. I don't care how it looks, but I will say that the drawing is clear, bright, and well printed with no obvious flaws.