Review on 🌞 Iristide Outdoor Traveling Sunscreen Neckwear: A Must-Have for Women's Scarves & Wraps! by Michelle Hall

This wafer-thin, but very long scarf is my daily outing. Since it's almost big enough to use as a pareo, I can use it as a shade on my head when gardening, as a scarf for the cold, and as a fashion statement in so many ways. I can use it to protect my eyes from the sun, like a mysterious woman, and also as a mask in a pinch if I wrap it around my face a few times. It's so light I sometimes forget I'm wearing it. What don't I like about it? *sigh* Because it's such a thin material with a soft weave, I could get caught in a brush if I'm not careful. If I'm not careful and leave it on the edge of the bed, the cat's claws could get caught in the fabric. I still use it today because you can't see any damage. If something enlarges the hole in the weave, don't be angry and don't panic - just massage the fabric until it slides back into the weave like I do. Because the edges are unfinished and have a fringe, the thread sometimes unwinds. Big thing. I bite off and keep swinging. It's like a self-healing tire, only fragile. It is suitable for all seasons. Wear it around your neck in winter. You can even wrap it like a turban. These scarves are so amazing, I'll be getting a few more --> in pink to match my rose gold jewelry, gold to match my gold, and silver to match my sterling. etc. These scarves are an opportunity to express your imagination and fashion sense. I would add a photo, but my phone isn't working right now. I am sorry.