Chemo Turban For Cancer Women Cancer Headwear Headwrap Scarfs Cap

Bought for my partner undergoing chemo. She wanted bright colours not drab dull pastels like so many of those on offer were like. Great bright red with bright pattern and bow at the back. Had a comfortable liner and she felt elegant and confident when she wore it. Well made, priced well, comfortable, elegant, fabulous rich colours and a joy to use. At a time when she and her confidence was low this gave her a much needed lift and dare I say it a swagger as she was out and about. GREAT!!!

This is a very pretty head wrap, and is soft and gentle on a delicate scalp. I bought the rainbow coloured one and the colours are beautiful. I’ve had many compliments on how lovely the colours are. I’m not very skilled at tying a scarf on my head, and my arms are too weak to keep them above shoulder height for any length of time, but this is very easily tied in a few seconds. I simply cross the two strips at the front and then tie them in a bow at the neck. Very smart!

lovely cap nice and soft and easy to put on and covers up not having any hair nicely

I’m a woman in her early 20’s with alopecia, I’ve been loosing my hair since I was 17 and this lovely little headscarf Is really quite pretty! The fabric itself is soft, flowy and it sits really comfortable on the head. It’s not tight or anything, only rating 4 stars because I personally find it a little bit confusing / difficult to tie at the back.But it’s really quite nice and it’ll be good for me using on holiday, I’m still quite insecure about my bald head so this will be perfect for me when around the pool

vibrant hat scarf excellent for chemo, but also fashionable and cheerful, i love wearing it, i get loads of compliments in it and not everyone knows i have chemo therapy, I am so happy with the bright colours.

It has a nice fitted cap inside, but the scarf part is quite big. I prefer it wrapped as it is very silky and undoes itself as the day goes on.

Really pleased with this headgear. I chose the burgundy/leaf design which is beautiful.This is a full cap made of soft, opaque, jersey material. It has two semi-sheer patterned scarves attached about 6cm back from the front edge of the cap. The scarves are attached all around the cap and can be tied together at the nape of the neck. This makes the cap even more secure. The chiffon layer on top of the jersey cap gives you some volume, so it's a much more natural shape (more like having hair) than the single-layer chemo caps.It comes with a basic diagram showing 2 ways of tying the scarves. I suggest these 4 ways:1) Cross over the ends of the scarves, left over right, at the nape of your neck and tie into a small bow with long trailing ends (very glam!);2) Cross over at the nape and tie into a large bow with shorter ends (practical and chic);3) Cross over at the nape and bring the ends round to the front. Cross again and twist to take the ends back in the same direction (left to left side, right to right side) and tie in a small bow at the back (turban style);4) Cross at the back, bring to the front and cross over or twist twice, then take them back around your head and tie a bow off centre near the front (funky).I hope this helps.

This head covering is easy to wear during chemotherapy treatment. It is lightweight, cool and comfortable. The ruching around the headband creates a little volume that you can play around with instead of being flat and tight like others. The scarf is easy to tie into different styles. The beanie lining hides your bald head and is super comfy to wear. It gives you the confidence to go out. I've had lots of compliments during a difficult time. Would recommend.