How hair friendly is cashmere?

[Ylva]

The title says it all. :)

[Doreen]

As a hat? I haven't had any problems with it, no noticeable damage. But I don't wear hats on a regular basis. Not fond of fleece hats because of the crazy amount of static I get. Cashmere seems to cause less static and feels softer, so I like it.

[Ylva]

As a hat? I haven't had any problems with it, no noticeable damage. But I don't wear hats on a regular basis. Not fond of fleece hats because of the crazy amount of static I get. Cashmere seems to cause less static and feels softer, so I like it.

Just anything that comes in contact with the hair, possibly somewhat rubbing on it. Thanks for your reply!

[Alex Lou]

I haven't noticed any problem with my cashmere sweaters.

[AutobotsAttack]

Depends on your hair type.

If it’s not polyester or satin, my hair snags on it. Even the super soft stuff like plush or suede.

[littlestarface]

Real cashmere? It would be alright, cashmere is so friggin soft it cant damage anything it just bes beautiful :cloud9:

[Ylva]

Thanks everyone! :)

[Robot Ninja]

It might cause tangling, depending on your hair type. Cashmere is soft but it isn't smooth. The fuzzies tend to "grab" at hairs; I have a cashmere shawl that tends to hang onto shed hairs. A hat would probably be less problematic than a scarf or shawl or sweater, since your hair isn't rubbing against it.