Nylon Hair Nets for Women & Men | 100 Pack | 24" Honeycomb Mesh Hair Net for Food Service, Medical & Industrial Use - Breathable & Sturdy for Bun Hair, Most Long & Short Hair - Latex Free

These work very well especially when you're in the kitchen. And it also used these on my wigs as well. These are perfect for keeping your hair and wigs in tact.

-You get 100 pieces of Nylon Hair Nets and each can fit up to 24" of head shape and hair-These black nets are soft and comfy with honeycomb mesh designs and fit all hair type-It is great for restaurant, kitchen or hospital use and it stays on for a long time without hurting my head-I wish they came in a resealable bag

Pretty good value for the number of nets provided here that will last more than a single use. I've gotten some super crazy thin hair nets in the past to use in cosplay, but these are sturdier than those. The packaging is rather meager, but it's easy enough and well worth to find a better way to store them for the long-term on your own end. Given the price and speaking to the quality of the nets themselves, it's a fine tradeoff.

These Pruvade - Nylon Hair Nets for Women & Men | 100 Pack | Elastic 24" Mesh Hair Net for Food Service, Medical & Industrial Use can also be used quite efficiently for the nighttime wrap-up of longer extensions.Just wrap your pin curls and tuck everything in.Great, too for storing extensions and hairpieces. Will help maintain the curls without squishing your hair to pieces.Ample quantity and excellent quality - definitely five stars.

These hairnets have a very light, gentle elastic that won't cause migraines or pull sensitive skin. They should fit pretty much any adult head, and there's plenty of room for long hair in a bun or coiled braid. The netting itself is tightly spaced enough to make it pretty unlikely that any will escape and end up in food or lab equipment.Assuming these won't be used in a high-wind situation, they should be plenty grippy for any work situation. They're definitely plenty for helping maintain sanitation in my volunteer kitchen, and cheap enough to really be disposable (currently 13 cents apiece). Great for throwing onto new volunteer cooks who stop in to help for just an hour or two.

I ordered these to hold some of my longer wigs (below shoulder length), but they really don’t have enough stretch to them. I was barely able to get one around a slightly-above-shoulder length wig. The first one I pulled out of the (really surprisingly large) bag had a big tear on the seam, so that wasn’t a great first impression. Probably not an issue for most use cases though, since they’re meant to be pretty disposable. On the plus side, they don’t seem to have any dye transfer issues.

I liked the hair nets being back, and the quantity for the price.The net band is stretchable, the holes in the are small.Soft on the skin. The hair nets are average size. Quality feels okay

I frequently volunteer to help cook for events at my church, and we have to wear hairnets in the kitchen. I've found a lot of the nets they've had in a box there pretty annoying.But these are different. They aren't too tight, so they're very comfortable. But still they stay on very well, and don't slide around.I have long hair, and there's plenty of room for all of it in the net (I put on the net, twist up my hair, and stuff it in, and it still doesn't get tight!).I've also tried it on my head over my hair (as if I were wearing it over short hair), and it's comfortable and stays in place just as nicely like that, as well.