Ladies - protecting long hair.

[Starlette]

@QuietMorning
One more question: Did you readjust your headgear to accommodate the headgear?

Starlette

[quietmorning]

@QuietMorning
One more question: Did you readjust your headgear to accommodate the headgear?

Starlette

Yes, a little bit, not by much - because now I french twist my hair into my cap, so my mask has to make room for my hair. If you don't have a lot of hair, then you probably won't need to adjust anything.

Hope it works for you!

[pandatx]

its so cute!

[Starlette]

Good morning everyone.

I like to do a trade on my headcover http://www.headcovers.com/777/three-sea ... leep-caps/ for the buff instead http://www.buffwear.com/buff-headwear/o ... uff?page=2. Don't get me wrong on the headcover, is a very good head cover in my opinion. However, the buff cap Is easier for me to use because it is thinner and less need to adjust my mask. The headcover colors I have are the cream and black colored ones. PM me if you are interested. I used all three of them interchangeably for the last couple of weeks.

Starlette

[quietmorning]

Good morning everyone.

I like to do a trade on my headcover http://www.headcovers.com/777/three-sea ... leep-caps/ for the buff instead http://www.buffwear.com/buff-headwear/o ... uff?page=2. Don't get me wrong on the headcover, is a very good head cover in my opinion. However, the buff cap Is easier for me to use because it is thinner and less need to adjust my mask. The headcover colors I have are the cream and black colored ones. PM me if you are interested. I used all three of them interchangeably for the last couple of weeks.

Starlette

No worries! Everyone is different and needs different things - I hope you find what you're looking for!

[Starlette]

Thank you Quietmorning. I'll rephrase what I stated: I would like to trade out the two headcovers for a buff. If they don't have something to trade, then I'd just like to give them to a good home.

Starlette

[Stormynights]

Isn't wearing a head cover too hot when you have long hair? My hair is down to my waist and I wear it up during the day. I can't picture how this might actually work but I get tired of hair all over the place when I am trying to sleep. The buff does look more promising but how do you wear it?

[G'night Gracie]

Just want to share that my long hair issues, breakage/slippage, etc., completed disappeared when I switched to the Tap Pap mask. No headgear = no hair trouble. Problem solved.

[SleepyonMagnoliaSt]

This is a GREAT post! My daughter has long hair (here's a pic)

150/365

So it's good to see this thread in case we have issues

[chunkyfrog]

Aw, so cute.

[quietmorning]

Isn't wearing a head cover too hot when you have long hair? My hair is down to my waist and I wear it up during the day. I can't picture how this might actually work but I get tired of hair all over the place when I am trying to sleep. The buff does look more promising but how do you wear it?

I tend to be cooler when my hair is up in a hat because it's off my neck.

[quietmorning]

Just want to share that my long hair issues, breakage/slippage, etc., completed disappeared when I switched to the Tap Pap mask. No headgear = no hair trouble. Problem solved.

I'm so tempted. But I've purchased enough stuff this year - it will have to wait until next year before I buy anything else.

I am going to try the bella again. . . and see how that does.

[Starlette]

Isn't wearing a head cover too hot when you have long hair? My hair is down to my waist and I wear it up during the day. I can't picture how this might actually work but I get tired of hair all over the place when I am trying to sleep. The buff does look more promising but how do you wear it?

Whether it be the head Cover or the Buff Headwear, I find them both very comfortable and not too hot for my head when it comes to hair length which for me is shoulder length. The one thing that I love more about the Buff Headwear is that it is thinner then the Head Cover. Meaning that when I use the Head Cover, I have to adjust the straps to include the thickness of the Head Cover. When I use the Buff Headwear, the straps fit more natural on my head than the Head Cover. When I started using the Buff Headwear, I didn't know how to wear it on my hand, I wore as a hood. I did not like wearing it as a hood, so I returned back to the cardboard (not sure of what you call it at the moment) that it was wrapped around and it showed the different ways you could wear it. When I looked at it, I discovered the "Do Rag" look would work best for me.
Put it on like you would wear a turtleneck. Then raise the top portion behind your head, then the bottom part is raised to your forehand. Wola
Attached, I have included a diagram of the different styles, you'll see what I mean:

Just want to share that my long hair issues, breakage/slippage, etc., completed disappeared when I switched to the Tap Pap mask. No headgear = no hair trouble. Problem solved.

@G'night Gracie - I wish I could use the "Tap Pap", but I can't do to the dental appliance that I wear at night.

@SleepyonMagnoliaSt -That is great that you are so creative in styling your daughter's hair.

Starlette

[Stormynights]

Isn't wearing a head cover too hot when you have long hair? My hair is down to my waist and I wear it up during the day. I can't picture how this might actually work but I get tired of hair all over the place when I am trying to sleep. The buff does look more promising but how do you wear it?

Whether it be the head Cover or the Buff Headwear, I find them both very comfortable and not too hot for my head when it comes to hair length which for me is shoulder length. The one thing that I love more about the Buff Headwear is that it is thinner then the Head Cover. Meaning that when I use the Head Cover, I have to adjust the straps to include the thickness of the Head Cover. When I use the Buff Headwear, the straps fit more natural on my head than the Head Cover. When I started using the Buff Headwear, I didn't know how to wear it on my hand, I wore as a hood. I did not like wearing it as a hood, so I returned back to the cardboard (not sure of what you call it at the moment) that it was wrapped around and it showed the different ways you could wear it. When I looked at it, I discovered the "Do Rag" look would work best for me.
Put it on like you would wear a turtleneck. Then raise the top portion behind your head, then the bottom part is raised to your forehand. Wola
Attached, I have included a diagram of the different styles, you'll see what I mean:

Just want to share that my long hair issues, breakage/slippage, etc., completed disappeared when I switched to the Tap Pap mask. No headgear = no hair trouble. Problem solved.

@G'night Gracie - I wish I could use the "Tap Pap", but I can't do to the dental appliance that I wear at night.

@SleepyonMagnoliaSt -That is great that you are so creative in styling your daughter's hair.

Starlette

I read that about ten times before I figured it out. Thank you I might try one. I think my hair is too long for the way you wear it but I have another idea. I just need to tame the mess without clips or pins.

[chunkyfrog]

I made the big leap; had my hair cut.
Unfortunately, the moron gave me a bob when I specifically requested a pixie--and brought pictures to boot.