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Mon Mar 03, 2008 7:01 pm  Quote |
Hey All,
I sometimes see mostly Chinese/Asian girls wearing cap (over head)that has net material kind of shield in front that cover their front face at same time they can see through it.
I have very sensitive skin and interested in buying for me. I goggled it but all I found is sunscreen hat and cap but without that front face covering shield.
Can anybody please help me finding one.
I know my description is cap is it weired  but that is all i cud make out from seeing it from distance. Please help |
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Mon Mar 03, 2008 7:33 pm Quote |
You could take a look at coolibar dot com, they have something similar to what I think you are talking about. Be sure to look at the men's hat's because I think that is where I saw the protective face wrap at.
Coolibar also has some other really great items for sun protection, I have been thinking of ordering a few things for myself. I have a Tilley Hat from Tilley dot com that I just love. I got the one with the really big brim and it does a great job of blocking the sun, it just is not exactly that fashionable for wearing anywhere other than around my own yard. |
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Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:09 pm Quote |
I have the "Welder's visor" (it's not the real name) you mentioned. Originally it's designed for ladies who play golf. Designed in Korea, its shield has UVA, UVB protection. The shield part can move forward, backward, and side ways. I think now they have 2 sizes. The "real" thing is about $25.00 each. If you're in Los Angeles area, from China town, Korean town, Monterey Park, Alhambra... all the way to Rowland Heights, they all have it.
HTH. |
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Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:23 pm Quote |
| haha...I see women wearing these all the time in LA and its makes me laugh. I was thinking of buying one for my mom she has hyperpigmentation on one side from driving. Thanks! |
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Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:47 pm Quote |
| yomama606 wrote: |
| haha...I see women wearing these all the time in LA and its makes me laugh. I was thinking of buying one for my mom she has hyperpigmentation on one side from driving. Thanks! |
I know its funny. Even I used to laugh when i initially came to Us.
 But now i know its importance. Sun Rays r so high here in California and always get major sun burn. |
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Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:49 pm Quote |
| MACrisis wrote: |
I have the "Welder's visor" (it's not the real name) you mentioned. Originally it's designed for ladies who play golf. Designed in Korea, its shield has UVA, UVB protection. The shield part can move forward, backward, and side ways. I think now they have 2 sizes. The "real" thing is about $25.00 each. If you're in Los Angeles area, from China town, Korean town, Monterey Park, Alhambra... all the way to Rowland Heights, they all have it.
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Thanks allot MACrisis for your reply. From your description It seems this is exactly what I am talking about. Do you by any chance know where I can find it in CA. I live in Bay area...I will look in SAn fran chaina town...
DO you have in weblink for this? |
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 12:14 am Quote |
Ritas:
Sorry, I do not have any links. As I mentioned earlier from China Town to Rowland Heights in Southern Calif, lots of stores have them. |
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 9:09 pm Quote |
| Yes, I would love to know where to buy one of these. I don't live in LA but thanks for the heads up. |
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 9:45 pm Quote |
| I dont wear a hat but I put a thick strip of contact type paper over the upper 7 inches of front windshield.Also,I blackened out the passenger windows; and I have a piece of cardboard I keep on the dash that fits onto the drivers side window-when the sun is on that side I put it on the window to black it out. |
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:10 pm Quote |
I don't know if this apply to other States in the US but in California, you can tint your windshield only 6 inches on the top. I don't remember the % of the tint. You can not tint your driver side or passanger side windows. Why I know?? I got pulled over for tinted windshield, driver side & passanger windows.  |
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 5:43 am Quote |
| Yeah I know that I live in Ca. but its ok to cover the passenger back windows and the cardboard shield I put on the drivers side(only when the sun comes thru depending on time of day, comes off easily if I see a cop I take it down immediately.I can still see fine in the side view mirror though but honestly this is the only way to keep the sun from hitting my face,I do a LOT of driving in S. California...like almost 400 miles a week!If I did NOT do this I would have a lot of melasma on my face...so far I only have 1 tiny spot left(of course on the left side probably because of the sun when I didnt use the shield.) |
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