🚿 Frosted PEVA Reusable Vinyl Shower Cap: Waterproof & Stretchy Hair Cap for All Hair Lengths - Hipster Hippie Chick for Women Review

I use this to color and condition my hair in the shower and it works great for that purpose. It fits into all my hair and my hair clip and leaves room (I have pretty long hair). Seems to be pretty durable. My only complaint is that I don't know how to clean it. I usually rinse it thoroughly after each use and let it air dry. It seems to be working fine so far. I suppose if it starts to get gross I'll just buy another one because they're pretty cheap. I will probably buy the exact same one as it

This shower cap is the best shower cap I have ever bought. All the shower caps I've bought so far have lasted several months. Bought in August 2012, I use it almost every day. I'm black because black hair is different from all other nationalities, I don't have to wash my hair often. Normally my hair is protected with braids, braids, etc. Even with a medium-sized crochet, the hat holds up quite well. The pattern will start to fade after a few uses. It is mold resistant. I haven't seen mold yet…

Most people (especially women) know that they shouldn't wash their hair every day. And while this is good advice for your scalp, you still need to bathe the rest of your body, which is why the shower cap was invented. I have a decent amount of hair, and while it's not too thick, the 'traditional' shower cap (you know, this one is super thin clear plastic, the elastic stretches after about 3 uses) doesn't hold all of my hair. I bought this for the price of a (relatively cheap) ad size. I can tie

Pros:- Safety: I have shoulder length straight hair that sometimes slips out from under some shower caps, but my hair was safe in this shower cap.- Bright design: The design looks the same as on the photo. There were no footprints. Cons: - Sealant washes off: I've been using it once a week on average since I bought it 5 months ago. The imprint began to wash off at the point of contact of the cap with the water from the shower. Other users have posted their photos for reference. Thickness…

I really like the design of this shower cap, it's beautiful! But it may have lasted the first 5 washes at most. The print was peeling off all over the shower and outside in the form of funny little weird plastic films(?). So I started using this cap instead to cover my hair after coloring it and it works great for that most of the time. Except for the weird bits of rose-printed film that still pop up every time I use this lid. I've found I don't even use a shower cap more than this one. As a…

I received the safari version of the cap first and it is fantastic. So I went back to buy another one for the guest bathroom. This time I have a hippie chick. I hate this. Let me explain. The safari spots are soft inside and the hippie chicken is plastic. If you try to put your hair in a hippie chick, sometimes the elastic will hurt your eyes. Also, it's made of plastic, so you can hear the shower water hitting your head the whole time. The safari spots are also much roomier than a hippie…

I have been buying Betty Dain shower caps for several years and when it came time to replace my last purchase I decided on the Betty Dain 'Chippie Chick' version. Like previous Betty Dain shower caps, the 'Hippie Chick' is made of durable plastic, brightly colored and large enough to cover shoulder-length hair. Earlier Betty Dain shower caps had at least two rows of elasticated seams to keep their shape. leak caps. They are typically "tight" for a year and then work well enough as a travel…

PROS: Elastic band (stretches comfortably without losing shape). The hat is quite roomy. Probably suitable for 90% of users. Only those with very long/monstrously thick hair are more likely to have problems. The material itself is very durable. does what it says holds water. :) Minuses: the image fades and is erased after a couple of uses. As another reviewer said, the ink rubs off the cap leaving black marks on hands. After only four applications, the color increasingly began to rub off. After