A convincing Halloween podcast costume needs more than a microphone: a bald cap, facial hair, or a signature tie can turn a basic prop into a recognizable host character. I rank the Halloween TV Host Costume Set with Bald Cap, Facial Hair, Microphone, and Tie first for its most complete accessory mix, while the 5-Piece Halloween Bald Cap Costume Kit suits shoppers who want a similar host look with hand-wash care instructions. For a simpler, lighter approach, the Halloween Speaker Costume Accessory Kit for Adults skips the bald cap and instead pairs a wig cap, beard, tie, and microphone.
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The main choice is how much character-building you want to do. Kits with a bald cap and adhesive facial hair create a more dramatic TV-host silhouette, but add fit and adhesive variables; the cap-free option is easier to wear but less transformative. I compare the five sets on how complete the podcast-host look feels, what’s actually included, and the tradeoffs that could matter during a party or performance.
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Key Takeaways
- B0H28LJN7L is my Best Overall pick because it combines a bald cap, mesh cap, facial hair, microphone, and a blue pinstripe tie in one six-piece set.
- B0HBB59WG1 is the hand-wash option with a listed care method and a similar full-host accessory lineup, but its dark brown cap may not suit every desired character or skin tone.
- B0H8SF83BF is the microphone-first choice for shoppers who want a bald cap and facial hair but would rather choose a separate tie.
- B0HG8VYNQF avoids the bald-cap fit question and provides a beard, wig cap, microphone, and striped tie, though the finished look is less dramatically transformed.
- B0H7H4X56F is a straightforward retro-host base with a cap, facial hair, and tie; it does not list a microphone or care instructions.
| Halloween TV Host Costume Set with Bald Cap, Facial Hair, Microphone, and Tie |  | Best Overall | Pieces: 6 | Included items: Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, blue pinstripe tie | Bald cap material: Latex | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 5-Piece Halloween Bald Cap Costume Kit |  | Best for a Full Look with Care Guidance | Included items: Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, tie | Bald cap material: Latex | Bald cap thickness: 1.4 mm | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 5-Piece Halloween TV Host Costume Set with Bald Cap, Mustache, and Microphone |  | Best Microphone-First Bald-Cap Kit | Included items: Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone | Bald cap material: Latex | Bald cap thickness: 1.4 mm | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Accessory Kit for Adults |  | Best for a Simpler, Cap-Free Host Look | Included items: Simulated microphone, false eyebrows and beard, wig cap with hair net, striped necktie | Microphone length: 17 cm | Fabric: Polyester | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Accessory Set with Bald Cap, Mustache, Eyebrows, and Tie |  | Best Simple Retro-Host Base | Included items: Bald cap, mesh wig cap, self-adhesive eyebrows, fake mustache, necktie | Materials: Polyester, silicone, and plastic | Bald cap: Stretchy skin-toned cap | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Halloween podcast costume | Included items | Bald cap material | Bald cap thickness | Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halloween TV Host Costume Set | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, blue pinstripe tie | Latex | 1.4 mm | — |
| 5-Piece Halloween Bald Cap Cos | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, tie | Latex | 1.4 mm | Hand wash only |
| 5-Piece Halloween TV Host Cost | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone | Latex | 1.4 mm | Store bald cap with talcum powder to preserve elasticity |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Acce | Simulated microphone, false eyebrows and beard, wig cap with hair net, striped necktie | — | — | Hand wash only |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Acce | Bald cap, mesh wig cap, self-adhesive eyebrows, fake mustache, necktie | — | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Halloween TV Host Costume Set with Bald Cap, Facial Hair, Microphone, and Tie
This is my most complete podcast-host kit because it combines the elements that do the most visual work: a wrinkle-detailed latex bald cap, adhesive eyebrows and mustache, a plastic microphone, and a blue pinstripe tie. That mix gives a wearer a clear character direction before they choose clothes. For a Halloween podcast costume where photos and first impressions matter, having the microphone and tie in the same set is more useful than buying a cap-and-beard package and assembling the rest separately.
Against the similar B0HBB59WG1 kit, this set spells out more of its accessory details, including the tie’s dimensions and the microphone’s size and material. Both offer a bald cap, mesh cap, facial hair, microphone, and tie, so neither is a radically different concept; this one earns the lead through its especially clear, coordinated host presentation. Compared with B0H8SF83BF, it also includes a tie, while the other set leaves that part of the outfit to the buyer.
The tradeoff is the latex cap and adhesive facial hair: fit, comfort, and staying power can vary, especially over an extended event. The faux-fur facial hair is paired with hypoallergenic adhesive according to the listing, but that does not guarantee that every wearer will find it comfortable. The plastic microphone is a costume prop, not an actual audio device. I would choose this for an easy-to-recognize host look, but skip it if I wanted a no-adhesive outfit or a realistic working microphone.
Pros:- Includes bald cap, mesh cap, eyebrows, mustache, microphone, and tie
- Wrinkle details help establish a theatrical host character
- Microphone and tie mean fewer separate accessories to source
- Lists useful dimensions and materials for several pieces
Cons:- Latex cap and adhesive facial hair may not suit every wearer
- Plastic microphone is decorative, not recording equipment
- Listed measurements and displayed colors may vary
Best for: A buyer who wants a coordinated, recognizable podcast or TV-host costume with the main accessories included.
Not ideal for: Anyone avoiding latex or facial-hair adhesive, or someone expecting a functional microphone rather than a costume prop.
- Pieces:6
- Included items:Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, blue pinstripe tie
- Bald cap material:Latex
- Bald cap thickness:1.4 mm
- Bald cap diameter:7.87 in (20 cm)
- Facial hair:Faux fur with hypoallergenic adhesive
- Microphone size:6.69 × 1.97 × 1.97 in (17 × 5 × 5 cm)
- Tie:Polyester; 18.9 × 3.15 in (48 × 8 cm)
Our verdict“I’d start here for the most ready-to-wear podcast-host concept, provided a latex cap and adhesive facial hair work for you.”
5-Piece Halloween Bald Cap Costume Kit
Despite the five-piece title, the listed package includes six separate items: a latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, fake mustache, plastic microphone, and tie. That combination makes it a close alternative to my Best Overall pick, particularly for a buyer who wants the classic bald-headed host silhouette without leaving the microphone or tie off the shopping list. Its strongest practical distinction is that the listing specifies hand-wash-only care, a useful point when a reusable costume set needs cleaning after a party.
Compared with B0H28LJN7L, this kit has a similarly complete accessory concept but offers less detail about the tie and microphone. Both include the core podcast cues; the first-ranked set gives clearer component specifications and calls out hypoallergenic adhesive, while this kit emphasizes a stretchy, skin-textured cap and states that facial decorations are designed to peel away without residue. Those are design claims, not a promise that every application or removal will feel the same.
The main drawback is its dark brown cap, which may not match the wearer’s complexion or intended character. The adhesive and cap may also become less comfortable during long wear, so I would be cautious about planning an all-night event without considering fit and skin sensitivity. Choose this if its color suits your costume and the care note matters; choose B0H28LJN7L for clearer item dimensions, or B0HG8VYNQF if you would rather skip a bald cap entirely.
Pros:- The listed contents cover the cap, facial hair, microphone, and tie
- Hand-wash-only care instructions are provided
- Stretchy cap is described as designed for varied head circumferences
- Facial decorations are designed to peel away without residue
Cons:- Dark brown cap may not suit every skin tone or character
- Adhesive performance and comfort can vary during extended wear
- Some accessory dimensions and materials are not specified
Best for: A shopper who wants a full bald-cap host costume and values having a stated hand-wash care method.
Not ideal for: Someone who needs a particular cap shade, wants detailed measurements for every prop, or plans to avoid latex and adhesive.
- Included items:Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, tie
- Bald cap material:Latex
- Bald cap thickness:1.4 mm
- Material listing:Polyester fabric and latex
- Closure:Pull-on
- Care:Hand wash only
- Color:Dark brown
- Intended uses:Halloween, cosplay, masquerades, and stage performances
Our verdict“I’d choose this as a full-host alternative when the dark brown cap works for the look and hand-wash guidance is useful.”
5-Piece Halloween TV Host Costume Set with Bald Cap, Mustache, and Microphone
This set is the clearest choice for someone whose costume idea starts with a bald-cap host and a microphone, rather than a fully coordinated outfit. It includes a latex cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows and mustache, and a plastic microphone. The bald cap has listed wrinkle details and a diameter of about 20 cm, while dimensions are also given for the facial accessories. That extra sizing information can help a buyer understand what is in the kit before choosing a look.
Its biggest difference from B0H28LJN7L and B0HBB59WG1 is what it leaves out: no tie is listed. That makes this a leaner choice for a wearer who already owns a suitable tie, plans to wear a jacket or costume shirt, or wants to focus the visual effect on the face and microphone. If I needed a complete host outfit from one package, I’d favor either of those more inclusive sets. If a tie would go unused, this set avoids making it part of the costume plan.
The listing offers a flesh-tone or black variant, so the selected color matters to the final effect. It also advises storing the cap with talcum powder to preserve elasticity, a small but relevant upkeep step. The cap and adhesive facial pieces remain potential comfort variables, and the accessories do not turn the microphone into a working recording device. I’d pick this for a character built around voice and facial transformation, not for someone who wants every styling choice handled in one package.
Pros:- Includes a bald cap, mesh cap, facial hair, eyebrows, and microphone
- Lists measurements for the cap and facial accessories
- Offers flesh-tone or black color options
- Provides a storage note for preserving cap elasticity
Cons:- A tie is not listed among the included items
- Adhesive facial accessories may not stay in place for everyone
- Color selection affects the look and fit impression
Best for: A buyer who wants a bald-cap-and-microphone character and already has a tie or does not want one.
Not ideal for: Anyone seeking a complete set with a necktie included, or a costume that avoids latex and adhesive pieces.
- Included items:Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone
- Bald cap material:Latex
- Bald cap thickness:1.4 mm
- Bald cap diameter:Approx. 20 cm (7.87 in)
- Eyebrow dimensions:8 × 2.3 cm (3.15 × 0.91 in)
- Mustache dimensions:13.5 × 8.5 cm (5.31 × 3.35 in)
- Color options:Flesh-tone or black
- Care:Store bald cap with talcum powder to preserve elasticity
Our verdict“I’d choose this when the microphone and bald-cap transformation matter more than getting a tie in the same package.”
Halloween Speaker Costume Accessory Kit for Adults
Not every Halloween podcast costume needs a latex bald cap. This kit takes a lighter, less transformative route with a simulated microphone, false eyebrows and beard, a skin-tone wig cap with hair net, and a striped tie. That makes it a sensible option for a wearer who wants an easy-to-read speaker or host outfit but would rather avoid the bald-cap fit question. With a shirt or jacket from the wearer’s wardrobe, the tie and microphone can do much of the storytelling.
Compared with B0H28LJN7L, this set trades the prominent bald-cap transformation for a simpler wig-cap base. It still gives you a microphone, facial hair, and a tie, but it does not list a bald cap, so the finished character may feel less theatrical. The difference from B0H7H4X56F is also useful: both lean toward a host look, but this set explicitly includes a simulated microphone and beard, while the speaker set lists a bald cap and tie without a microphone.
The lightweight accessories are described as reusable, and the listing provides specific hand-wash care instructions: do not bleach, iron, or tumble dry. That extra care requirement is a genuine tradeoff for a kit intended to be reused. The props are for costume settings rather than everyday wear, and the microphone is simulated. I’d choose this for casual parties, stage shows, or photo booths when comfort and simple styling are more important than a bald-headed character; I’d skip it if the bald-cap gag is central to the costume.
Pros:- Includes simulated microphone, false beard and eyebrows, wig cap, and tie
- Avoids the latex bald-cap fit question
- Lightweight accessories are described as reusable
- Care instructions are clearly listed
Cons:- Does not include a bald cap
- Requires hand washing and excludes bleach, ironing, and tumble drying
- Microphone is a simulated costume prop
Best for: An adult who wants a microphone-and-tie host costume without a bald cap, especially for a party or photo booth.
Not ideal for: Someone who wants a dramatic bald-cap transformation or expects the simulated microphone to function as audio equipment.
- Included items:Simulated microphone, false eyebrows and beard, wig cap with hair net, striped necktie
- Microphone length:17 cm
- Fabric:Polyester
- Care:Hand wash only
- Bleaching:Do not bleach
- Ironing:Do not iron
- Drying:Do not tumble dry
- Suggested uses:Halloween, themed parties, stage shows, role-play, and photo booths
Our verdict“I’d pick this for a simpler, reusable speaker look when avoiding a bald cap matters more than maximizing transformation.”
Halloween Speaker Costume Accessory Set with Bald Cap, Mustache, Eyebrows, and Tie
This set keeps the concept simple: a skin-toned bald cap, mesh wig cap, self-adhesive eyebrows and mustache, and necktie. It gives a buyer the recognizable retro speaker outline without adding a microphone, so it makes more sense as a base for an outfit than as a fully equipped podcast costume. If the wearer already owns a microphone prop or wants to hold a notebook, cue cards, or another character accessory, the reduced package may be enough.
That missing microphone is the key difference from the first three kits. B0H28LJN7L and B0HBB59WG1 include a microphone as well as a tie, while B0H8SF83BF pairs the microphone with facial accessories but leaves out the tie. This speaker set does the reverse of that last configuration: it provides the tie, but no built-in microphone is listed. I’d rank it below those options for a podcast-specific costume because a microphone is such a direct visual cue for the theme.
The stretchy cap is described as accommodating various head shapes, and the facial hair is self-adhesive, but the listing does not provide care instructions. That leaves less guidance for storing or cleaning the pieces after use than B0HBB59WG1 or B0HG8VYNQF. Its polyester, silicone, and plastic material listing gives a broad picture, but not much item-by-item detail. Choose this if you want a straightforward retro host foundation and can supply a prop microphone; pass if you want a complete podcast look straight from the kit.
Pros:- Includes a bald cap, mesh cap, adhesive facial hair, and tie
- Stretchy cap is described as fitting varied head shapes
- Self-adhesive eyebrows and mustache simplify the character styling
- Works as a base for parties, cosplay, and skits
Cons:- No microphone is listed among the included items
- No care instructions are provided
- Materials are listed broadly rather than for each accessory
Best for: A buyer assembling a retro speaker costume who already has a microphone prop or does not want one.
Not ideal for: Someone who wants a complete podcast-themed accessory kit with a microphone included or needs clear care guidance.
- Included items:Bald cap, mesh wig cap, self-adhesive eyebrows, fake mustache, necktie
- Materials:Polyester, silicone, and plastic
- Bald cap:Stretchy skin-toned cap
- Facial hair:Self-adhesive eyebrows and mustache
- Microphone:Not listed among included items
- Care instructions:None specified
- Suggested uses:Halloween parties, cosplay, skits, and costume events
Our verdict“I’d choose this as a basic retro-host foundation only when I already have a microphone prop or do not need one.”
How We Picked
I ranked these kits for the specific job of creating a Halloween podcast host character, rather than treating every accessory set as an equally complete costume. A convincing look on a podcast-themed night often depends on recognizable visual cues: a microphone prop, a tie, facial hair, or a bald-cap transformation. The strongest match is the set that combines those cues without leaving the buyer to source several key pieces separately.
I also separated full transformation from easy wear. Bald caps can make a costume more theatrical, but they introduce fit, appearance, and adhesive considerations. A cap-free kit can be the more comfortable starting point for a casual party, though it may need clothing or extra props to read as a distinct character. I gave each product a role based on that practical difference, not on a claim that every set suits every wearer.
Included items and disclosed specifications shaped the order. When a microphone or tie was listed, I treated it as a meaningful advantage for a podcast-themed costume; when an item was absent or unclear, I did not assume it came in the package. I also noted the details buyers can act on, such as latex-cap dimensions, facial-hair adhesive, material, and care instructions. Product descriptions do not establish how a cap will fit every head or how adhesive will perform on every person, so I frame those as variables rather than guarantees.
Finally, I considered what a buyer may need to add. A full kit can reduce separate costume shopping, while a simpler accessory set may work well when the wearer already has a jacket, shirt, or microphone prop. My ranking favors clear, coordinated podcast-host styling, then distinguishes the more specialized alternatives by convenience, care, and completeness.
| Halloween podcast costume | Included items | Care |
|---|---|---|
| Halloween TV Host Costume Set | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, blue pinstripe tie | — |
| 5-Piece Halloween Bald Cap Cos | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, tie | Hand wash only |
| 5-Piece Halloween TV Host Cost | Latex bald cap, mesh wig cap, adhesive eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone | Store bald cap with talcum powder to preserve elasticity |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Acce | Simulated microphone, false eyebrows and beard, wig cap with hair net, striped necktie | Hand wash only |
| Halloween Speaker Costume Acce | Bald cap, mesh wig cap, self-adhesive eyebrows, fake mustache, necktie | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Halloween Podcast Costumes
I’d choose a Halloween podcast costume by working backward from the character I want people to recognize. A microphone signals the podcast theme, while a bald cap and facial hair create a stronger host persona. The right kit depends on whether I want a complete look from one package, a lighter outfit built from pieces I already own, or a specific balance between theatrical effect and convenience.
Decide how much transformation you want
A bald cap creates the clearest visual change among these kits, especially when paired with adhesive eyebrows and a mustache. That is why B0H28LJN7L and B0HBB59WG1 rank ahead of simpler options for a complete character effect. The tradeoff is that a cap must suit the wearer’s head and desired complexion, and the adhesive facial pieces may not be comfortable or secure for everyone. If I want to avoid that extra fitting step, B0HG8VYNQF uses a wig cap, beard, tie, and microphone without listing a bald cap.
Think about the whole evening, not only the moment the costume goes on. A more theatrical kit can make an outfit recognizable in a photo, but it also asks more of the wearer during setup and wear. A cap-free option may feel more straightforward while relying on the wearer’s clothes to establish the role. Neither approach is automatically better: I’d match the amount of transformation to the event, the character, and my comfort with facial adhesives.
Check whether a microphone is included
For a podcast-themed costume, a microphone is one of the quickest ways to communicate the idea. B0H28LJN7L, B0HBB59WG1, B0H8SF83BF, and B0HG8VYNQF list a microphone prop; B0H7H4X56F does not. That difference affects the total outfit more than a small accessory variation: a tie and facial hair can suggest a host, but adding a microphone makes the podcast connection easier to read.
These are simulated or plastic costume props, not recording devices. If the event includes an actual recording, I’d bring a separate working microphone and treat the costume item as a visual accessory. If I already own a prop or plan to use a different object, B0H7H4X56F can still serve as a retro-host base.
Look for the outfit pieces you would otherwise need to add
The most ready-to-wear options in this group pair a microphone with a tie. B0H28LJN7L and B0HBB59WG1 list both, and B0HG8VYNQF also includes a striped tie alongside its microphone. B0H8SF83BF includes a microphone but not a tie, so it fits buyers who already have a suitable one or plan to make the face and prop the focus. B0H7H4X56F includes a tie but no listed microphone, making it the opposite kind of partial set.
I would also plan the clothing around the kit. A plain shirt, jacket, or patterned top can make the accessories feel intentional, but the products do not list a complete outfit. Choose based on what you already own: a kit can be a good foundation without covering every part of the character.
Compare material, sizing, and care notes
Several options use a latex bald cap, so anyone avoiding latex should check the included materials before choosing. B0H28LJN7L and B0H8SF83BF both list a 1.4 mm cap and a diameter of roughly 20 cm; B0HBB59WG1 also lists a 1.4 mm latex cap. These figures describe the product, but they do not tell me how the cap will fit a particular head. If sizing is a concern, compare the listed dimensions with the wearer’s needs and check the retailer’s current listing for any additional details.
Care instructions vary. B0HBB59WG1 specifies hand washing, while B0HG8VYNQF says to hand wash and avoid bleach, ironing, and tumble drying. B0H8SF83BF provides a bald-cap storage note recommending talcum powder to help preserve elasticity. The speaker set B0H7H4X56F has no care instructions listed. I’d favor clearer care guidance if I expect to reuse the accessories, and avoid assuming an unspecified item can be machine washed.
Choose for the wearer and the event
A short party appearance, a photo booth, and a stage performance can call for different levels of detail. For a quick visual gag, a microphone and tie may be enough; for a stage or group costume, the bald cap and facial hair can give the host a more defined silhouette. A kit with fewer pieces can also work when the wearer is sensitive to adhesive or wants to assemble a character from familiar clothing.
If more than one person is dressing up, I’d decide whether the group should match or play different roles. A full bald-cap kit can anchor a central host character, while a simpler speaker kit can let another person play a co-host or guest. The most useful option is the one that fits the wearer’s comfort and the group’s visual plan, not simply the one with the longest included-items list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which kit is the most complete choice for a Halloween podcast costume?
I rank B0H28LJN7L as the most complete starting point because it lists a bald cap, mesh cap, eyebrows, mustache, plastic microphone, and tie. B0HBB59WG1 lists a similar set of pieces, though the product title says five-piece while its included-items list names six items. Both provide the main host cues; compare the cap color and disclosed specifications before choosing.
Do any of these costume microphones work for recording?
No product description identifies its microphone as working audio equipment. They are described as plastic, simulated, or costume microphones, so I would use one as a visual prop only. For a real podcast recording, bring a separate microphone designed to capture sound.
Which option should I choose if I do not want to wear a bald cap?
B0HG8VYNQF is the clearest cap-free pick in this lineup: it lists a wig cap with hair net, beard and eyebrows, microphone, and striped tie, but not a bald cap. Its look is less transformative than the bald-cap kits, so clothing and styling will do more of the character-building. B0H7H4X56F also lacks a listed microphone, making it a less direct match for a podcast theme.
Which kits include a tie, and which include a microphone?
B0H28LJN7L and B0HBB59WG1 list both a tie and a microphone. B0HG8VYNQF also lists both, while B0H8SF83BF lists a microphone but no tie. B0H7H4X56F lists a necktie but no microphone, so I would plan to supply that prop separately if I wanted the podcast connection to stand out.
What should I check before wearing a bald cap and adhesive facial hair?
Check the current product details for materials, cap dimensions, color options, and any care or storage directions. Several kits list latex caps, and the facial accessories use adhesive, so I would account for personal material sensitivities and comfort before a long event. Product descriptions cannot predict fit or adhesive performance on every wearer; if either is a concern, a cap-free option such as B0HG8VYNQF may be a better starting point.
Conclusion
For the easiest path to a complete podcast-host look, I’d choose B0H28LJN7L: it combines the cap, facial hair, microphone, and tie, with useful details about several pieces. If care instructions matter and the dark brown cap suits the costume, B0HBB59WG1 offers a similarly full set with a stated hand-wash method. For someone who already owns a tie and wants the bald-cap effect centered on the face and microphone, B0H8SF83BF is the more focused choice.
I’d recommend B0HG8VYNQF to a wearer who wants to skip the bald cap and build a lighter speaker look around a beard, tie, and simulated microphone. B0H7H4X56F makes the most sense when a simple retro-host base is enough and the buyer already has a microphone prop. My final decision rule is straightforward: choose the most complete kit if you want fewer separate accessories to source, and choose the simpler option when comfort, existing costume pieces, or avoiding a bald cap matters more.
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