👒 STELLAIRE CHERN 3 Pack Hair Towel Wrap - Microfiber Quick Drying Towels for Women, Super Absorbent Hair Caps with Buttons, Dry Hair Hat in Gray, Pink & White Review

I love this towel as it promises to be absorbent! My hair is not as thick as other people's, but I think the tie at the back should be elastic for thicker hair. It suits me, so I have no problem, just a suggestion. I like this product more than the turbi towels I have used before. Now I will only use these!

My daughter and I love the absorbency of these towels. My daughter's hair is a lot thicker than mine, but we both shower with a headband that fits our heads snugly and snugly, and by the time I get dressed and style my hair it's almost damp. Found the rest of my girls great Christmas gifts

I have fine hair that dries easily, but I have to wrap it in a towel for a while after washing it. These towels are easy to apply and work well for keeping my hair out of the way until I'm ready to style it, but they're not very absorbent so they may not work for people with more hair than me. However, I really like that it doesn't bother my hair until I'm ready to style it.

This is not the microfiber you would expect/need to dry your hair without curling or make flip flops like the ones I bought. It's just a fleece that actually repels water and makes my hair frizzy like my regular towel. I have another microfiber hair towel that doesn't look like it at all and unfortunately has to be discarded and definitely doesn't fit. Thankfully it was only $4 as I didn't even want to waste people's time returning it.

I have very thick, shoulder-length hair. My hair takes forever to air dry no matter how long or how well I towel dry it. That's why I usually have wet stains on clothes or furniture after washing my hair. Although not anymore! They keep my hair lifted and also speed up drying time. Instead of my hair air drying in 4 hours, it only takes 1-2 hours after leaving it in the turban for 20-30 minutes. And I don't have to deal with wet spots everywhere! Do yourself a favor and give them a chance.

This is my first time using something like this so not sure if I'm doing it right. I towel dried my hair first and then wrapped it. At first I was concerned that the buttonhole doesn't stretch, but it fits well over the button and stays on the hook. I can't turn too hard because it gets short and tight. The wrap may be a little small for long and thick hair. The price ($5.99) was great for 3 and I love the neutral colors! By the way, the towel does not scratch. Pooh! I hate the feeling of being

So these work. they are soft; the colors look like the photos; they are absorbent. I have long thick shoulder length curly hair and there is just enough room to wrap it in this hair. (I'm not sure you'd have enough room if you had waist-length hair). BUT they are packaged in a non-reusable ziplock plastic bag (with small breathing holes). Why? Why? Customers wash them anyway, so why in a plastic bag? If the problem is keeping three packaging materials together, a company can achieve the same…

To be honest I couldn't figure out how to use them! I tried them on dry hair first and found them a little - just a little - difficult to button up, plus they definitely didn't "stick" to the sides. The whole turban rose a few inches above my ears. I tried twisting the long ends in different ways, the result is the same. It's not what it looks in the pictures and I haven't read enough reviews to know if anyone else has had this problem. There are no instructions so I just waved at them. I…

People kept telling me to buy a microfiber headband and I finally gave in and bought this set. Man, that's a game changer. I have curly hair so I use it a little differently. After applying the product to my wet hair, I use the end of the towel to squeeze out most of the water. I then style all my hair in a wider front and use a towel to smooth my hair while I'm done gathering it. My hair dries much faster and my curls are less crumpled in these towels than with the towels. I take them off…