🧢 Women's Chemo Caps Cancer Headwear Knitted Beanies Skull Cap with Scarf - Fashionable Hat Review

I liked that the hat looks like a headscarf. The material of the hat is very soft and silky and I really like my chemo baldness. The only comment I have is that the seam that marks the bottom of the hat doesn't hold the crease that comes from two layers of material. There is only one seam holding the two layers together and there is no other seam to hold the fold together. This little annoyance won't stop me from buying this hat again!

These hats have helped me a lot to get through those difficult days in my life - the days of chemotherapy. Losing all your hair is hard enough, not to mention all the side effects to contend with. I have bought so many caps but these are still my favorite and favorite caps. They are not very thick but still offer enough to keep my head warm. Patterns on hats are in fashion, so that gave me a little confidence. Now that the chemo is over I'm still wearing them even though my hair is slowly…

I find these caps to be perfect for me as I am undergoing advanced cancer treatment. These hats help me regulate my temperature better than any other hat I own. (I have received many valuable hand-knit hats, but they are too warm for the house and I put them on and off often). I love the simplicity of these fabrics in terms of how they fit into my minimalist wardrobe. I ordered another set of 4 in a slightly different color scheme. I am very thankful that I found her. I can recommend it 100%. I

When I first got them I didn't know what to do with them. They weren't really hats because they were tubular. However, I figured out how to tank things. They are soft and have kept my bald head warm through the winter. Fast forward 8 months. The cancer is gone, I have half an inch of hair and I am finishing radiation and chemo. Enter covid19. My immune system has been weakened by chemotherapy. As long as I have anti-germ masks, they won't last. Sheet masks are recommended as they are washable…