Hair Building Fibers Medium Brown Hair Loss Concealer Fiber 28 Gram .99oz Refillable Bottle

I have purchased this brand many times. These sprinkles work like magic! You do need some amount of hair for this to work because these tiny hair scrapings actually end up sticking to whatever hair you have left. When completed, it appears that you have full head of hair.I sprinkle these on my top 'crown's area where I am going very thin. Once done, looking back in the mirror, I cannot see any thinning, nor any skin.Some amount of sprinkles does fall o to your scalp and that is ok. It helps the entire purpose.Less is more. Use sparingly when you sprinkle because if you dump too much on...it will be visible and DEFEAT your purpose. Too much will look like you have crud or something on your hair. It takes some practice.Also, use a smaller mirror, turn your back to your larger bathroom sink mirror and then sprinkle where you need as you look back into mirror.DO NOT SPRINKLE ON WET OR DAMP HAIR. THIS PRODUCT WILL NOT WORK. IT CLUMPS.Also. After you sprinkle, start with a little, then pat the area with a dry hand. I use something flat like back of a large brush to pat the sprinkle into place and let them drop down to the under hair.Then, add as needed. Do not over due it or else people will notice stuff in your hair.I also found that spraying my wife's hairspray over the area I sprinkled to be effective. It holds the tiny hairs in place and lasts longer. I started doing this after I realized that in the back of my headrest in my car amd on the upper rear part of my seatbelts strap where it goes into upper side of car....had this sprinkle dust all over it from when I drove with window down. Now, after hairspray l, that doesnt happens.That's about it, other than be sure to match the hair sprinkles with your exact hair color. Too dark or light becomes far too noticable.If you dye your hair, like I do bc I cant cope with gray hair yet, then buy the same color as your dye. It.works wonders.I bought one bottle and then when I need I bad refilled bags because it's way cheaper. I just refill my sprinkle bottle.

When I ordered this, I truly was not expecting much. Then I tried it, and Wow! Immediate results. The light brown matched my light brown hair perfectly, and covered my thin spot really well. I don't have a huge thinning problem, but due to hair loss after surgery I have a one-inch (and spreading) spot behind my bangs that looks terrible, and limits they way I can style my hair. At first I found this product difficult to direct to the proper spot. I discovered that if I gently tap the shaker container directly on the problem area, it works great. A couple of gentle taps, and I'm done! (It comes in a shaker container with tiny holes). If you do this, it does not get all over the place or make a mess. As for rubbing off onto pillows, I found that a little residue gets onto my pillow, but it's a powder, and brushes right off. You may need a light touch-up between shampoos if you shampoo only every few days. I recommend buying this, and also Joan Rivers Good Hair Day for quick touch-ups. It is applied with a brush (think eye shadow application) and can get to awkward spots like the sides of your head, where the powder is more difficult to apply and hold. Really, the two are worth the price, and I anticipate that they will last a long time.

This hair fiber is different from Toppik or Xfusion hair fiber. The material is similar to the fiber particles that you get when you cut felt with scissors. Kind of fluffy and hard to get rid of. When on scalp or any surface where there's static electricity, it'll stick. Which is great when you want it on. It won't come off unless you're submerged in water. But when you want to take it off, it's very hard. If you rub it off, it becomes clumpy and still stuck in your hair. So you get these little balls of fiber every where in your hair. You'd have to wash your hair to completely get it off. Also, they say it keeps the pillow clean and they're absolutely right. It doesn't color your skin or scalp. So you can dust it off and the pillow is clean. With that said, keep in mind that if anything with static electricity touches the area with the fiber on, the fiber will get transferred to it unless you use hair spray to hold it. When I say hold it, I mean really really hold it. With not just a mist or a few squirt of hair spray. I mean like to the point where it starts dripping kind of amount of hair spray or nothing can touch it. Otherwise you'll be walking around with a huge patch missing and not even know it.If you're anything like me, I know you've been on a mission to find a great miracle product to hide bald spot and this product is definitely worth trying because it varies with individual's preference and if it works out for you regardless of what I mentioned above, it could be the miracle product for you. It's just too difficult to handle the messiness and the time it takes to maintain for me.

I have tried both this product and Caboki brand, and though this one is not as good, I got it to work for me. Caboki is a smoother application and has an invisible finish, but costs more than twice as much as this one. Unlike the more expensive brands which seem to "disappear," this product appears like a film of dust that never fully settles. It also easily clumps, so resist the temptation to swipe your fingers through your hair.**How I got it to work for me**My particular hairline problems can be covered by a comb-over, so if I dust the hair beneath thoroughly, then settle hair on top of it, the fibers thicken the hair beneath so the bald spots disappear. This method also hides the dusty fibers.It DOES work, and since it's only a fraction of the price of similar products, it's still worthwhile to me. I attached a photo of the finished look using the method I described.

This is not dark gray!The bottle I received is light gray at best or even lighter! I have purchased dark gray fibers in the past: they were actually dark gray, not what I received!This is useless for me.