100PCS Larger Shower Caps Disposable, Thicker Waterproof Plastic Elastic Hair Bath Caps, Plastic Hair Caps for Women, Spa, Home Use, Hotel and Hair Salon, Portable Travel

These are great to cover your hair. I needed them because I caught headlice from a public place. I used them to cover my hair when I applied treatments. All In all they are very good, and pretty strong. You can reuse them as long as they are kept clean. I would definitely buy again. Good price too

I use these to cover my sourdough. I love how easy they are to use. They’re a perfect for banatons. I also use them to cover my seedlings, creating a greenhouse.

Product was included with other items. Packaged well and vacuum pack made for easy storage. Not bulky at all.

These shower caps are good quality, but they are a little small. I have thick hair that goes about 5 inches past my shoulders. I put my hair up in a bun to shower and the shower cap cannot fit over my hair and cover my hairline in the back and front of my head.

Good product. Packaging is not ideal. They just come vacuum sealed in a bag. Once you open it they're just kinda all over. Not a good way to be dispensed.

Holds together well.

Item arrived on time and well packaged. I use these caps in the kitchen to cover leftovers, bowls and odd size plates. Another way we use them is to cover the bottoms of our shoes before packing them in our suitcases. So many possibilities!

The media could not be loaded. Alright first the pros. These are relatively inexpensive per shower, cap, and they arrive in a vacuum, sealed package all bundled up and seemingly sanitary. Elastic quality is pretty good, and the size is decent. The plastic is on the thinner side, but when the shower cap does not tear or rip, it is sufficient protection.Now the cons. Please keep in mind. I have thick and very long hair that is halfway down my back so I think that likely plays into why I keep ripping these after trying to fix them to my head. Half the time I put one on, and it tears a long a scene which clearly defeats the purpose. When you consider that dilemma, the cost about doubles per shower cap. I’m not really sure you’re saving a ton. If you have short hair though and are relatively careful with the cap I think you’re in the clear.