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

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 and better than nothing. I tried something with bandanas but they weren't tight enough. Then I remembered my hats with holes. They work. Put it around your neck and pull it up and over your nose. They are soft and cozy. No mask should give you a false sense of security, but at least I have a layer of protection if I have to go out.