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When I lost my hair during chemo, my skin was too sensitive for a wig - and that led to the creation of Titillating Turbans.  I personally test each fabric for the perfect combination of comfort and style. Unlike some “chemo hats” you will want to wear these long after your own hair grows back.   
 
If you can tie a simple knot, you can tie a turban and scarf headwrap! You can tie and wrap the scarf band in any position around the cap, or wear the cap or scarf wrap alone. Experiment with the two pieces – the headwraps look great without hair, and with your own hair, a wig or hairpiece. To get you started, see the dozens of different Styling Ideas!
 
Fabrics

The turban caps are made of lightweight, easy care fabrics, sized for a perfect fit that prevents slipping. The band is separate and pre-twisted to add depth and style. 

Rayon

All the batiks and several solids are made of rayon - think of the touch of a lightweight beach sarong. It is very soft, drapes beautifully and will feel comfortable all day.

Chiffon

Chiffon turbans are easy-care fabrics that are lightweight and elegant. Many of them have satin or metallic highlights that add pizzazz to a casual outfit, and sophistication to formal wear.  In order to keep you cool, they are unlined.

 

 

Cotton
 

We select only the softest cottons, in a variety of colors for favorite basics in your wardrobe.

 

Cancer patients know that because our hair is such an important expression of style and identity, medical hair loss can be one of the most frightening aspects of our treatment time. Titillating Turbans are created for you with tender loving care, to help you look as beautiful as we know you are.   

 

You will look elegant during any stage of your hair loss and regrowth. Even after breast cancer surgery, when it is difficult to lift your arms, they are quick and easy to wear. If you have a portacath beneath your collarbone, you'll be happy to know that the "tails" of the band are long enough to cover it, so you can wear your scoop neck tops and stay cool! 

 

My wish for you is that you will enjoy Titillating Turbans throughout your recovery time, and for many healthy years to come.

 

Wishing you vibrant health,

Laurie Andreoni
 
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