Headcovers Unlimited - Wigs, Hats, Scarves & Gifts for Cancer Patients

7 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from April 22, 2019
  

  ObservatoryChill asked:

  Looking for recommendations on where to find wigs and scarves/head wraps. Hi, folks. My wife was recently diagnosed with triple-negative invasive ductal carcinoma and her chemo protocol is AC-T. She is guaranteed to lose her hair. We're trying to determine what her options are for this change, and where we can learn more about modern options to offset this side-effect. Also, if anyone has experience or advice on Cold Cap therapy, we'd be interested in hearing that. Thank you all so much.

  

  ZillaTT replied:

  I like the bamboo hats and caps from Headcovers.com, and have received lots of compliments on them. They also sell wigs.

  

  4_the_birds replied:

  I had one free wig from the cancer center and one nicer wig I bought from a wig shop near me that was about $200. Most days, I just wore a cotton bandana tied in the back. Walmart sells them for $1 in lots of different colors and styles (look in the bags/hats section). I also had a couple nicer scarves from headcovers.com. Also, be prepared for eyebrows and eyelashes to fall out too. The best gift I ever received was a really nice eyebrow pencil. I tried false eyelashes but they didn’t stay on well without the support of natural lashes. Just a thick liner gives the illusion of lashes. Watch out for dry/itchy eyes and be prepared with some eye drops.

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• Referral from October 16, 2017
  

  Kyla S. asked:

  Does anyone know of somewhere or someone who sells head wraps for people who are going through chemo and have lost their hair?

  

  Cheryl A. replied:

  I ordered a bunch of different styles from headcovers.com and they were all great. Big selection and they arrived within a week. <3

  

  Kelly F. replied:

  I also ordered from headcovers.com for a family member. The selection is fantastic and reasonable prices. (I'll be ordering a hat or two for myself...just because of the great selection for everyone!)

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• Referral from September 7, 2015
  

  Jessica S. asked:

  Does anyone make or know someone that makes the little caps for women undergoing cancer treatment? I am looking for my aunt. Her hair WAS falling out and now shaved, but all she has are bandanas. I thought maybe a nice crocheted cap or something handmade would be nice. TIA

  

  Debbie M. replied:

  There are some great You Tube videos of how to tie scarves into head covers and how to make some out of t-shirts. I can't remember the site I used, but www.headcovers.com looks like it has some nice soft one.

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• Referral from August 29, 2015
  

  Olya H. asked:

  Hi, guys ! I have a very special question for you. Currently I am looking for a shop (online or eth), where I can buy (as a cheerful present) special woman turban that will be suitable after chemotherapy (good quality and soft). I have read that there are especially good ones made with oil of tee tree that helps hair to grow better afterwards. The form I am looking for goes with headscarf as on this photo attached. If you have any information that might help me please send me a private message. It will be really helpful. Thank you in advance!!!

  

  Helen S. replied:

  Headcovers.com have a huge range of turbans and are very quick with their delivery from the US. I have used them many times as i have alopecia. Have a look. Good luck. X

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• Referral from February 3, 2013
  

  Chelsea M. asked:

  Anyone know any good places to find realistic wigs for max couple hundred bucks my sisters really going to need one when she's released from the hospital

  

  Mike S. replied:

  http://www.headcovers.com/Wigs/short-wigs/

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