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The heat of a machine dryer can easily damage or melt the fabric of a graduation gown, so don’t use a dryer to remove wrinkles and creases. You can use an iron, but you need to make sure it’s set to low heat with steam. How do you get wrinkles out of a graduation cap? […]

plastic. The brim of the cap is the piece that protects your face from the sun. It is usually made of plastic which is sewn inside of fabric. Eyelets are small holes on the top of the cap that allow your head to breathe. They can either be metal or reinforced stitching. How do I […]

It is placed at the front of the cap and is generally constructed of two pieces of fabric with a piece of cardboard or plastic sandwiched in between the two pieces. Most bills can be curved to your liking and to your face. Other bills come flat and are worn this way. What material is […]

Most baseball cap manufacturers now use plastic visors made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). The visors are die-cut into the shape using flat sheets of this plastic. Curved brims are then heat-molded into shape. Some manufacturers use a ‘foamed’ plastic visor. What material is baseball cap made of? Baseball caps are generally made of cotton, cotton […]

Put the palm of your hand on your neck, beneath the messy bun. Then flip your head upside down and use your hand to push the messy bun upside down too. Put the edge of the shower cap on the nape of your neck. Stretch the other side of the shower cap over to the […]

You simply apply a moisturizer to your hair, cover it in plastic, which can be baggy, plastic cap, or saran wrap, and you let it sit overnight. Many naturals swear by this method to encourage hair growth and moisture retention. What does covering your hair with plastic do? The plastic bag traps heat helping to […]

“Covering your curls with a shower cap allows the shower steam to open your hair cuticles and lock in extra moisture for the best results,” says Yates, adding that these caps also work to protect your curls from moisture while showering. How do I protect my curly hair in the shower? You just wear a […]

Other Uses for Shower Caps Protect shoes when you travel. Hold rolled-up ties, belts and scarves that you want to keep separate inside your suitcase. Cover kitchen bowls containing food before placing them in the refrigerator. Store makeup or a toothbrush in your handbag. Catch drips when watering indoor hanging plants. What can you do […]

The Easiest Way to Put on a Swim Cap Then, grab the cap and hold it with both hands. Bend over slightly and place the inside of the front of the cap over your forehead. Then, pull the cap over your head until the back of the cap snugly sits over the bottom of your […]

Shower caps are fashionable right now. They don’t just keep your hair dry while you’re showering; they also cover it. Is it normal to wear a shower cap? They provide a little extra care in-between wash days and can do much more than simply prevent hair from becoming wet. “If you’re not wearing a shower […]

Satin is one of the best materials for your hair since it helps to retain its moisture and reduce friction (which prevents frizz). We love that this cap helps to preserve your style in the shower, but can also be used to protect your hair at night. Can you wear a hair bonnet in the […]

Luckily, making a DIY shower cap is very easy with just a grocery bag and bobby pins. Start by putting your hair up in a bun and tucking away any loose hair. Then put the bag over your head and twist it at the front. After securing the bag in place, you’re ready to shower! […]

How to Keep Your Hair Dry in the Shower Even Without a Cap 1.1 Wear a Shower Cap. 1.2 Turn Down the Heat. 1.3 Adjust the Angle of Your Showerhead. 1.4 Take a Bath Instead. 1.5 Use a Handheld Showerhead. 1.6 Make a Makeshift Shower Cap. 1.7 Put Your Hair Into a Top Knot. 1.8 […]

Luckily, making a DIY shower cap is very easy with just a grocery bag and bobby pins. Start by putting your hair up in a bun and tucking away any loose hair. Then put the bag over your head and twist it at the front. After securing the bag in place, you’re ready to shower! […]

A surprising number of shower caps are merely water resistant, not watertight. We prefer caps that keep our hair and scalps bone-dry. The best shower caps easily expand and contract to fit a variety of head and hair sizes and shapes, including children’s. Do shower caps keep hair dry? Yes, a shower cap works to […]

Whatever your hair type, you want to make sure the shower cap you purchase fits properly and is made of reusable materials that are designed to last. “This is a product that you will be using, on average, five to six days out of the week,” Butler says. How often should you replace a shower […]

Shower caps can be made from a variety of different materials, the most common of which are plastic and nylon. Silk is also a fabric found in some shower cap brands, especially those which are higher end. While most shower caps are multi-use, some are disposable. The disposable varieties are often found in hotels. What […]

Wig caps stretch out over time and need to be replaced, otherwise you risk the cap (and your wig) slipping off your head. Are wig caps supposed to be tight? If your head is larger, a wig cap can feel too tight and cause headaches after long periods of time. If your head is smaller, […]

Laser phototherapy targets hair follicles at a cellular level. This provides light energy to kick start cells into working again after DHT has shut them down. You can use other hair treatments and products in conjunction with your Theradome treatments, such as Minoxidil (Rogaine) or Finasteride (Propecia). Can you use laser cap and minoxidil together? […]

You are here:Home > Wig Info > How to take My Measurements Standard Size Chart Cap Size Small Medium Circumference 21.5 22.5 Front to Nape 13 14.5 Ear to Ear Forehead 11 12 How do I know what size wig cap I need? To find your cap size for a wig, use a flexible fabric […]