Large Swim Cap for Braids and Dreadlocks Waterproof Women Men Keep Hair Dry

My favorite cap I swim a lot great for braided or big hair

Perfect for use when wearing braids. I was a skeptic at first because I had no idea how all of my braids were going to fit in this tight fitted cap. But it worked. It was comfortable, strong and fit my small (circumference) head while holding all of my braids. Some water did get in but nothing awful.

A swim cap that keeps hair totally dry is the holy grail of swimming, and mankind has still not found a cap that does that. I tried this cap after seeing it reviewed on Consumer Reports. That report claimed it kept people's hair dry, but I was skeptical. The problem is that if you are splashing about in a pool for fun, or submerging for only a minute or two, many caps can keep your hair dry. But if you are swimming laps for fitness, the task of keeping your hair dry is much harder. As a former competitive swimmer, and also as someone who has highlighted hair, I have been searching for a cap that can keep hair dry when swimming laps. This cap was better than any other cap I have tried, but it still allowed my hair to get somewhat wet. Not soaked, but definitely not completely dry. For the test: I tried this in a standard (US) 25-yard lap indoor lap pool, and I swam for about 20 minutes. I have long hair, and I tied it up in a bun before putting the cap on. I swam freestyle, butterfly, and backstroke, and also swam an entire pool length underwater. I did flip turns. Results: It stayed on! It did not move at all, not even when I did flip turns. (This is unusual for a swim cap---most move around, especially when you do flip turns.) The edges of my hairline got wet, but the bun on top of my head stayed dry. Unfortunately, water still trickled in from around the ears and the back of the neck, and so the hair around my hairline was quite damp, although not totally saturated. I only swam for about 20 minutes, though, and the hair that was tied up in the bun was totally dry. Had I swam for a longer period of time, my hair might have gotten wetter, but at the 20 minute mark, it was only somewhat wet, and only at the hairline. You can see the pictures I took. I used a paper towel to show how dry vs how wet my hair got while swimming with this cap on. I also took a picture of the inside of the cap---if you zoom in, you can see that there are water droplets in it, so water was able to get in. But it seemed that water only trickled in, as opposed to most caps that allow water to rush in. Could I have gone to work with my hair at this level of dampness? Yes. Again, I have long hair, and the hair piled on top of my head was still dry, so when I took my hair down, it looked dry to the casual observer. But would I have wanted to go to a formal interview with this level of damp hair? No. Overall, this is the best cap I've tried yet for keeping my hair dry. It's not perfect, but no cap is. All caps have the problem of water coming in around the ears and at the back of the skull, because it is very difficult to get a perfect seal around those contours. But this cap only allowed a small amount of water to get in, as opposed to most other swim caps that move around on your head and allow larger amounts of water to enter. I would buy this cap again. 3.5 stars.

I’m a camp counselor and we go swimming almost every day with the kiddos. I bought this swim cap to go over my braids/twists and it’s perfect. It doesn’t keep the water out 100% as I expected from reading the other reviews. However, it’s better than getting my entire head soaked in chlorine every day. Definitely worth the price!

Your hair still gets wet. Too much just style it. you gotta dry it.

I got one for myself and my children. Even though we didn't cover our ears, it kept our hair dry after hours of swimming in the pool. We all have locs so that's why I got it. It's nice that I didn't have to wash my locs after each swim. It feels tight at first but then relaxes. You can still feel it on your head but it isn't unbearable. Easy to put on. Quality is a nice thick silicone. And protects our hair from the water.

I used this during a float therapy/massage session and was warned by staff that no matter what type of swim cap the customer wears, the hair always gets wet. Mine didn't! Very happy with this purchase.

I just got my hair highlighted, and I can’t go into the pool with it bleached. A friend invited me to swim and I bought this cap hoping that I would be able to enjoy going to the pool and still save my hair. I looked at so many different ones before eventually picking this one. It was a disappointing purchase. I struggled with this thing for hours! You can’t put it directly on your hair, or your hair will get ripped out of your head, it’s so tight on your scalp that it mushes your forehead skin together and it makes you look like a crazy person and it’s so tight that it gave me a migraine after 5 minutes of wearing it. I found a soft cap to put underneath of it to save my hair from getting ripped out of my head, and I decided to endure the headache and looking ridiculous just so that I could save my hair and still go to the pool. I went into the pool and it was a total fail! I don’t know how a cap can be so tight but not stay in one place! It was constantly moving! I had to pull it back up and down and all around a million times because it wouldn’t stay put for a single minute! I wasn’t in the pool very long, and when I got out and finally took the cap off, my hair was wet underneath. And I made sure that cap was perfectly adjusted for no water to seep in. Oh well, it was all for nothing. And it wasn’t the fault of the soft cover I had underneath, because that cover ended up getting pushed into the back anyways and it had nothing to do with this cap’s performance. All in all, it was a nightmare to deal with this stupid thing. Worst $10 I’ve ever spent!

bonnet très pratique, empêche l'eau de rentrer dans les oreilles

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