Microfiber Hair Wrap

I used to have one of these that was literally a towel, but shaped like this. When it began to fall apart (6 years later), i searched amazon to find a new one. I couldn't find one made of cotton, only these made of microfiber but decided to try it anyway. In short, these are extremely thin, and barely dry my very long (nearly 2 feet), thick hair. Although, it is nice and soft and dries fast. I'd recommend for anyone with thin or short hair, or I'd recommend first towel drying as much as possible with a normal bath towel, and securing in this to get ready.

I have purchased other brands before and I was a little dissappointed with this one. It is a little smaller in size and the material is thinner than my other ones. It still works well, just not great.

Super thin and particularly non-absorbent material. I have chin length hair and after having my wet hair wrapped up for 1/2 hour, it is still soaking wet upon removal of the hair wrap. The fabric almost seems like it has a waterproof shiny coating on it, extremely counter intuitive for a "towel" product. If you want to use it to wrap your DRY hair so you can apply make-up, well okay... But for those who think this is a wet hair wrap, watch out ladies, you get what you pay for!!

I bought this for my daughter and she didn't like it at all because of thin material and it's small. If she doesn't use it, what's good about it?

they aren't as large as some of the other brands and the material is a little bit on the chinzy side. it uses a button as the fastener and some came out of the inital wash missing them

I really like using this because it does work just as advertised. I can put on my makeup while my hair is drying in the wrap, then blow dry in half of the time it used to take. Try it, you will like it.

I have nothing more to day. The reaason I don't rate thing son here is because I don't care to write a book about it.

Much too small for long and thick hair. Expect thin and non absorbent fabric. Maybe my sister with short hair can use.