FADACHYChemo Headwear - Head Scarf for Women's Hair, Lightweight Turban Head Wraps, Elasticity Beanie Hat Cancer Hats for Patients

It was excellent.

This works and looks okay, though I regret getting one that's so long, as its swishing on my neck irritates me!

Lovely design. Really pleased. Brought for my nan who is currently going through chemo and it looks fabulous. She’s really pleased with this gift. Comes packaged lovely as well🥰

Whilst it was a beautiful headpiece and impeccably packed it just didn’t suit me so I returned.

This FADACHY Chemo Headwear in the form of a Head Scarf for Women's Hair has a pretty floral pattern and an elasticated headband designed to make the scarf stay in place. It comes in an envelope which is pretty in itself and expresses heartfelt love on a sticker (see photo) presumably felt by the giver (the consumer who has bought this) for the recipient. It also comes with a light mauve elastic band, the intended use for which puzzled me. Perhaps it is to tie the scarf at the back.The scarf is not a one-piece rectangular piece of material. Rather, although it is one piece, it divides into two legs or tails which can be tied in a knot at the back of the head or loosely crossed over and the tails draped over the front of the person.Although not undergoing chemotherapy, I obtained this scarf because I have always found scarves just slip along my hair and come off unless I tie them so tightly as to be uncomfortable. The cleaner and shinier my hair, the worse the slipping. This scarf fits on my head, the elasticated headband stops it from slipping off and it looks nice.However, I do wonder whether the elastication, as it is only slight, will become slack and I am puzzled as to the purpose of the pale mauve elastic band. All in all, a lovely scarf but a tad expensive. Recommended. 4 stars.

This chemo head piece and scarf is so attractive in terms of colours and design. The material that is used is breathable for the any woman that wears. Easy to adjust and comfortable. Ideal to wear on a daily basis. Good price for this too.

If this is really aimed at someone who has lost or is losing their hair after Chemo then it is insulting. Poorly chosen gift packaging and wording are at best an insult and could be very upsetting for the recipient. "Happy Every Day" ???? And worse.The scarf itself is OK. It's quite nicely made but I don't like the main fabric, the pattern is OK but the fabric is scratchy polyester and v v artificial. If you are losing your hair you want the softest fabric next to your skin. It fits nicely has a lovely fall to it and is a lovely idea, but drop the words on the packaging and leave it to the giver to write their own messages.

Picked up this FADACHY head scarf thingy recently. It's okay, I guess. The light fabric is nice, especially on warmer days. It's pretty easy to put on with the stretchy part, which is good when you're in a rush.Comes in a few colors, so that's cool if you like to match your outfits. It covers your head well enough, but sometimes it slides back a bit if you're moving around a lot.The material's soft, but nothing fancy. It does the job if you want to cover your hair or just need something quick to throw on. Might be good for bad hair days or if you're growing out a haircut you regret.Overall, it's fine. Not amazing, not terrible. Just a basic head cover that works okay. Probably wouldn't rave about it to friends, but I don't regret buying it either.