Cap

Sleep caps reduce friction between your hair and pillow while you sleep, which keeps curls defined and hydrated, protects hair from split ends and shields against frizz. Is it good to sleep with a hair cap? Not to sound dramatic, but hair bonnets are as essential as oxygen. Wrapping your hair up in a protective […]

How to Properly Put on a Bonnet Flip head upside down. Hold the bonnet open with both hands. Hook the bonnet at the nape of your neck. Stretch the bonnet downwards, over your the length of your curls. Press the ends of your curls up towards your scalp to gather it into the bonnet. Is […]

Silk protects your hair from damage often caused by rubbing your head on the pillow. A shower cap will do just fine without a hair bonnet. It keeps your hair contained in one place and safe from damage regardless of how much you move your head around during sleep. Can I wear a plastic shower […]

Baseball caps do not protect the neck and ears. Hats can be a useful addition for sun protection of your head, ears, face and neck, but they will rarely provide sufficient protection on their own to anyone outside during times where sun protection is advised (when the UV level is 3 or higher). Should you […]

Baseball caps are not a good option for everyday sun protection because they only protect your scalp and forehead. Use a brim attachment or legionnaire cover if wearing a hardhat or helmet. Do caps protect from sun? Baseball caps do not protect the neck and ears. Hats can be a useful addition for sun protection […]

The best color sun hat to wear is navy blue or black, as darker colors can absorb the most UV rays. Darker sun hats will also keep you cooler on hot days because of their ability to absorb body heat. What Colour hat is best for sun protection? The Cancer Council in Australia suggests that […]

The most obvious benefit when it comes to a running hat. By design, they draw perspiration away from the head helping keep you cool through evaporating sweat. At the same time, the best running hats also let air in through their fabric to further cool a runner down and provide a level of breathability for […]

The cuff around the edge gives double protection to your ears and forehead. Wear the beanie so the cuff covers around half of your ears. When the wind picks up, pull it down for extra heat. If you’re not sure what color to get, shop for solid dark colors that’ll match most winter wardrobes. Why […]

The subjects were tested while fully clothed, minus a hat. Well, of course they lost most of their heat from their head, because it was the only part that wasn’t covered. You only lost about 5 to 10 percent of body heat in total from your head. But, wearing a hat projects your ears from […]

: a long knitted cone-shaped cap with a tassel or pom-pom worn especially for winter sports or play. What is the purpose of a stocking cap? A knit cap, originally of wool (though now often of synthetic fibers), is designed to provide warmth in cold weather. What is the difference between a beanie and a […]

Crown. The crown is the raised portion of a hat that hugs the head. It can include the panels, eyelets, a top button and the sweatband. What are the different parts of a cap? Above parts of cap are described below: Crown: Crown is a main part of cap. Visor or Bill or Brim: Visor […]

In some parts of the world it’s called a beanie, in some parts it’s called a stocking cap. Probably the only notable difference between stocking cap and beanie is that a stocking cap could have a pom-pom or decorative tassel while the beanie usually doesn’t. Why are stocking caps called beanies? In the early 1900s, […]

So, the difference between a hat vs cap comes down to individual terminology. The word “hat” refers to any hat that covers your head, with many styles boasting a brim or visor. A “cap” is a hat that comes in a specific set of styles, with an unshaped crown and (usually) a visor in the […]

Tight hats and pulling on the hair can lead to more than just a bad hair day. Here are some of the top dangers of winter hats: Lead to hair breakage: One of the leading causes of hair breakage in the winter is hats. This is because hair gets smashed down and pulled on all […]

Winter Hats for Women: 5 Best Colours Heather Grey. If you’re someone who sticks to mostly black or dark coloured outfits in the fall and winter but don’t want your outfit to look dull, Heather Grey is the perfect choice. Lavender. You can never go wrong with our Lavender toque! Navy. White or Off-White. Otter. […]

It also helps to keep your precious locks nourished and moisturised to promote healthy growth. A silk cap or bandana can also be a saviour for those suffering with hair loss or recovering from chemotherapy treatment. It will keep your head warm as well as ensuring your new growing hair is in the best condition. […]

Background: Traction alopecia associated with the nurse’s cap is a relatively common form of occupational hair loss. How do I protect my hair under a scrub cap? Use a protective layer: Depending on the type of scrub cap you use, you may be able to fit a silk scarf under it. This layer can protect […]

Healthier Hair Sleeping with a satin cap means no more split ends. It protects your hair from the dryness caused by friction between your hair and moisture-absorbing materials such as cotton. This also helps to greatly reduce breakage, tangles and thinning. Do satin bonnets cause hair loss? “Do not sleep with head scarves or bonnets […]

It is too rigid. They are unable to slow the pace down if needed, or recap concepts if their learners have struggled to catch on, due to the fact that they need to keep up with the schedule set in the curriculum. Many educators also feel that CAPS has sucked all the creativity out of […]

Hats can protect from the sun and block UV rays. Wearing a baseball cap or a broad sun hat can help prevent painful sunburn caused by exposure to UV light in the sun’s rays. The best running hats feature wide brims to shade your face as well as the top of your head when you’re […]