VANCROWNHeadband Neck Gaiter Head Wrap Headwear Face Mask Magic Scarf Bandana for Men and Women

TL;DR: Giant tubes that you can use as hair restraints, neck-warmers, face masks, and more (Wrap a yoga mat! use as a travel pillow cover! The possibilities are endless-ish!). Quite stretchy: I once put one on as a tube-top as a joke (I'm a slim dude, but still). Wicks sweat and keeps you from becoming the world's most disgusting sprinkler system when you're sweaty as heck. Staggering array of color choices. Highly recommended; will order again and again.Pro tip: Cut some in half (so one tube becomes two tubes) to make shorter hair wraps; leave some full length for versatility. You don't even have to seal the cut ends with a lighter.My Mom bought me a set of these, and shortly thereafter I added a second set. I kind of love them, you guys.I'm a ballet dancer and I sweat like a cold drink on a muggy afternoon (read: profusely and unstoppably). Heretofore, my answer has been to just keep my hair really short so it doesn't fling sweat all over everybody, but with Petipa's Sleeping Beauty in the mix this season a more old-fashioned look was in order.A while back I bought a wide Alice band to keep things contained, but at $6 for one band, it didn't make sense for someone whose work involves sweating balls all day, 5-6 days/week. Moreover, the one I bought was a little narrower than I really wanted it to be. It did control both sweat and hair, but had to be washed every couple of days, which was inconvenient.These things solved both problems.I was worried that they'd overheat my head: they don't.I was worried that they wouldn't wick sweat: they do.I was worried that they'd be impractically long: they aren't. I did cut some into two shorter tubes, and I use both those and the full-length ones more or less interchangeably.Note: If you want a headband less than half the length of these, consider using a half-length section doubled over and sewn in one spot (I'll post a pic ASAP). The fabric is very thin, and I've found that shorter sections tend just to roll up unless you do something along those lines.I now use these every day in class and rehearsal--in fact, I use them frequently outside of the studio as well.I machine wash these in cold water (hot water is bad for stretchy fabrics, generally) and tumble dry them on low heat, usually in a zippered mesh bag to keep them together. So far, they're holding up quite well, considering the abuse they take on a daily basis.Another pro tip: wash and dry these (and any wicking fabric, and also towels) without fabric softener. Fabric softener forms a coating on fabrics that prevents them from wicking sweat properly.I'm planning on taking a bunch of these with me to Burning Man this year to see how they do in a profoundly inhospitable environment. I'll report back, of course.Overall, I really like these and recommend them. They won't mow your lawn and build you a deck, but they'll manage your hair and sweat while you do, and that's pretty good!

I originally bought to cover my bald head after chemo treatments but now that I’m in remission and my hair is coming back, I’m still using. So comfortable and versatile! Great colors and designs to choose from and you can use for more than just your head. It can go over your neck if you are cold. I even used over my arm since I didn’t like showing where my arm was taped up from the chemo treatments. You can layer for a different look. You can fold different ways for yet more looks.Did I mention how comfortable! Great product.

I love these and they would be perfect except that I can’t wear them because they’re too tight on my head. I began sweating and getting a headache just minutes after putting it on my head. I’m a petite female, but I have a rather round head so someone who has a more narrow head might not have that problem.

These are amazing! They are my new everyday “hairstyle”

The colors are nice and colorful now the microfiber material that it's made out of is loose have not used the product yet but as I did try it on it was fitting kind of loose so unsure if it's going to work or we'll fly off when I'm on my motorcycle

I love the material and designs

My first experience with things like this was one I bought from Meijers before a camping trip. I loved it so i bought these since they're cheaper ( $10 for one at meijer). They're great. I work at a paper mill and wear them under my hard hat. Lightweight and breathable, keeps sweat out of my face and my hair out of the way. No there's no hem on the edges but I haven't had any issues so far. It wouldn't be hard to hem if you're so inclined. And huge selection of designs. Can't go wrong for the price.

I purchased a pack of solid colors and a pack of printed colors.While I like the price, the patterns and the colors... I was disappointed to see that in both packs, when you've stretched the bands to put over your head, it unravels in places. Multiple bands are affected so it's an obvious issue.I included pictures of 2 bands (solid and printed) that are starting to unravel. One I took a pic before putting it over my head and a pic after taking it off.I've used this style of bands for years as neck gators and most recently for headwear. Other brands have not unraveled despite multiple wears and washes, and even my dog wearing them. My kid often stretched them hard and yet, they are still together years later.If you're looking for cheap bands these will do but know:* They will unravel as soon as you put them over your head* The printed ones do not stretch as well as the solid colors* The solid colors are much softer than the printed bands.I gave 2 stars as a few haven't unraveled but I expect them to. I also like the colors and the prints.