The headwrap products themselves are just as described. HOWEVER, what I was not prepared for is the overwhelming smell of fish oil that renders them almost unwearable. The packaging bags, as I received them, were heavily coated in an oily substance. Thinking the items were protected, I opened them and, nope, it was worse inside. I can normally tolerate strong scents, but this smell is so strong, even after two full washes, and I don't know how to get the smell out. Since I'm wearing these after losing my hair to cancer/chemotherapy, I'm worried about the health risk of breathing these fumes and the product being worn on my head for prolonged periods; therefore, as cute as they are, I have to pass on using them until the smell subsides.

Stretchy, lightweight, breathable, easy to wash (no color bleeds even with the first wash and so far no fading). The perfect weight - so light that if you get warm you can stuff it in a pocket, but still very warm. These are our new favorite buffs for winter running, skiing, everyday extra warmth. They are great for wearing around your neck, to cover your face if it's extra cold, or to wrap around your head and mouth if you need just your eyes exposed. Comes with a handy little card to show you how many different ways you can wear it.

I had bought a similar product in Montana. It had a blue digital camo design. That's what I was looking for when I ran into Hoo Rags. One Hoo Rag (the actual bandanna) was $15. So I went on amazon and stalked prices in different tabs for a few days. I came home one day and found a package on my porch. You can probably guess what was in there. These are amazing. They can be used for almost anything. I do suggest washing them first; I dropped on in a bowl of water. When I took it out, the water was quite murky.

Countless uses for these things. I got them as a washable mask for all the brake dust other irritants in the air at work. They've worked great for that, very easy to breathe through quick drying and compact. I've used them for mowing and running at night when the bugs are out as well. They also work as a thin scarf or doubled up when it's really cold. I've used them as a eye mask to sleep when my family is up late with the lights and tv on. It can also be used as an eye patch over one eye for reading exercises or first aid. I've used it as a head band hiking and ear muffs at work when caught otherwise unprepared. The colors are as pictured. The elastic seems to be holding up well. Only two cautions the edges aren't stitched so eventually they with fray there, but for the money worth the trade off. Mine have not started fraying at four months. Additionally, being full synthetic they do trap odors if worn for a long time. I'd keep a couple on hand if working in them to change out. I recommend these to everyone who travels or camps with me since they are so light and versatile. If you have a go bag or bugout bag they'd be a great addition to that too.

The best headband for dreadlocks ever! Super stretchy and not too tight. All the other headbands give me a headache. Now I just need to buy all the colors...