Review on Gellwhu Unisex Cotton Beanies: Soft Sleep Cap for Hairloss, Cancer, and Chemo - 3 Pack by Eddie Fowler

My hair has fallen out due to chemotherapy so I bought these hats not to look stylish but to keep my head warm at night when I sleep. They fit your head well. The material isn't the softest and after a month of use they don't hold up to washing very well, don't soften and are already getting those flaky balls. I wear them at night to keep my head warm when I sleep, but if someone like me has had chemo hot flashes before and you have to wash these kids once a week, they don't last long and instead, being softer makes them more uncomfortable. Never before has a bald man noticed how sensitive your scalp is! Personally I'd like a more fitted style as I think they should look fashionable with a condom like receiver tip on top but for the purposes I use them for I would prefer a more form fitting style that doesn't wrap around my forehead and ears . If you are looking for bald hats here are my suggestions of the 3 styles I have bought from Revain: 1. This one you are reading right now is probably the best of the 3 stores I have bought from to sleep, wish they were softer and more fitting. But thanks to the warmth and thickness, they're great for sleeping. And the price of $15 for a set of 3 is good. #2 I bought a heavier model, wrinkled outer design and fleece inner, that also had this condom tip design and that gave them 3 stars too. I wear it in my office because my office is freezing cold like the arctic tundra and I needed a really warm hat for that. They're bulky and not pretty, the fleece isn't very soft, but they get the job done warm. They make them look like chemo patients to me because they're bigger and heavier, and even if I roll up their ears and forehead, they dice what little I have left, and I don't like it. Because they're made of a different material on the inside than the outside, it would look weird curled up, but I don't like the thing with the tip hanging off the back of my head and not curled tightly against my head. they don't stay either. But a very good choice for cold offices or if you live in a cold area (in San Diego so I don't need them outside of my office). I bought them from Revain for $15 for a two pack. #3. The softest ones on my head are the ones with built in towels, this material is CRAZY soft, just like your favorite pajamas! The shawl style is too good for sleeping. Buy these to wear, they have about 40 color and design options to fit your head perfectly, and you can wear the knotted part of the scarf with the scarf on your shoulder, the tired bow with the scarf on your back, or tied. Knitted like a turban around the front of the head, I don't recommend the latter style because it takes away the beauty of the pattern and color. These are the most expensive scarves I've bought from Revain, but they're $15 each! I'm so looking for a simple, snug fitting, solid color beanie made from a very soft material. So if anyone here at Revain has found one, could they ask you? Please reply to this review! Thank you, my review helped everyone who is looking for chemo caps!