🧣 KEEPRONE Adjustable Drawstring Neck Gaiters - Double-Layer Face Masks for Unisex Neck Cover Review

Since we have to carry these things to the grocery store and to the doctor, I choose this style because it's easy to pull up and down and this one is cute. I bought another brand and it's only one layer and falls out a lot. This also works well in cold weather.

So I bought some of these neck seals to wear as headbands for my hospital work. They are nice and stretchy, stretching down my hair and tucked in to add a beautiful headpiece. This one is lined, which makes it a bit thicker, but doable. Nice fabric and sewn well

The design is very nice. I wore it around my neck with a chic sleeveless summer dress and could throw it on when I went shopping to cover my mouth and nose. It's a slim model and in these mask-mandatory days, it works very well for me without getting in the way of my hearing aid. I have to tell you that several people have asked me where I got such a beautiful face cover from and how good it looks. I could breathe deeply and felt good.

Some of these gaiters without pierced ears tend to slip down. Ma says it is NOT like that and it is very easy to breathe through it. It's also a much better drawing, with flowers and all, than the vast majority of masks I've seen. If the user wants to shrink the tubing a little, a short stitch can simply be added to each end of the tubing. I also found mine had to be pulled up at the bottom to make a pocket for the nose and mouth to make breathing and speaking easier.

KEEPROONE Neck Gaiters are a great way to stay safe, healthy and protected. With an adjustable drawstring and two-layer materials that go from nose to neck, KEEPROONE leggings are a must-have for everyone. The photo should show the extraordinary beauty of the KEEPROONE neck seals. Note the exquisite craftsmanship vividly printed onto the silky fabric of the outer layer. Big! The super silky, soft and breathable inner layer feels great against the skin. KEEPROONE Neck Gaiters are simply useful…

Two layers make it more difficult to breathe than most very cheap "fashion scarves" on the market today. And while they don't offer complete protection from disease, research has shown that two layers of clothing are MUCH better than one - it's still not medically safe. "fashion scarves". should we call them tubes because that's all they are - a piece of fabric formed into a tube with finished ends and sewn together on one side. Having a lot of stuff sewn with lining, creating a good lining…