Drybar Morning After Shower Cap Review

‼️Is it the heaviness of the cap, especially when you get out of the shower? Is it because they are prone to mold? That's all three plus more. Even if they are turned inside out to dry, they will take a few days to dry or need to be tumble dried. A complete waste of money. I'm coming back because of the price, otherwise I'd just throw it in the bin where it belongs. Moral of this review: Buy something else.

I have tried many shower caps but only Drybar really works! It's non-slip to keep my hair dry and the elasticated headband never irritates my head or neck! I usually have a pink itchy ring around my head after taking off other shower caps but not with the drybar!

This is my second. I bought one about 5 years ago which is a bit dated so I ordered a new one. Big enough to hide my long hair in a bun and the back of my head. Terry cloth inside so I can use it even with my wrung out wet hair so I can put my shirt on and it doesn't get wet. I can also use an outward facing terry cloth for the hot oil treatment. This is one of my favorite products. Be sure to place it in a place where it can dry completely. I highly recommend!

Works great but stays wet for days. The towel material it's lined with is great for keeping your hair dry, but it wraps around the outside edge where the elastic is so it gets wet every time I use it. I hung it inside out on the dryer and after 2-3 days it's still damp! I either put a terry cloth bandage underneath so the nasty, cold, wet bit doesn't touch my hairline, or put it in the dryer (on a low setting so the plastic bit doesn't melt) for 30 minutes. Very bad design, especially for the…

I had high hopes for this shower cap. I love the Drybar brand and I love the products I've used before. This shower cap is cute and all, but the design is awful. While the terry cloth lining is comfortable to slip on, there is no "seal" around the head and the terry cloth is exposed to and fully absorbs water during the shower. This got all the hair on the back of her head wet. Then I have to turn it inside out and squeeze all the water out of the terry cloth lining. I usually dry it inside out