BALD Hair Building Fibers | Hair Fibres for Thinning Hair | Hair Powder for Concealing Thinning Hair 25g Bottle | Suitable For Men And Woman (Medium Brown)

The media could not be loaded.  These hair fibres have not been tested on animals and are made of natural materials. They work very well at increasing hair density at certain spots. I have a little bit of thinning hair at the top and it really disguises it well.

At first I was amazed by how well these fibers work .From the images you can se they definitely work at hiding thinning hair. Unfortunately the fibres fall off of your hair constantly ending up all over clothing.Also don't go out in the rain because they run off and all down you head and face.Because the fibers are your hair colour they can easily be seen once out of your hair.It's a shame because at first I was really impressed.

I've used the more expensive 'original' version of these hair fibres for some time, and I can barely tell the difference between that and this much more affordable alternative. The consistency of the brown fibres is for practical purposes pretty much the same - this has perhaps a slightly more powdery consistency - but in use, the result is almost identical.As expected, it does a great job of filling in larger areas of hair such as the crown and apex of the head; more care is needed at the fringe when using the product as-is, since it's difficult to get a really focussed application with the standard shake-on cap. It's not immediately obvious that there's a pump / nozzle applicator in the same brand range available, but the container sizing seems the same as Toppik, so I'd recommend getting one of those for finer control over fibre placement.Like for like, though, it's a good match for more expensive products, and does a great job. Worth a try as it could save some money!

I think the product is great and if done well is serves the purpose of giving and thickening look however its a bit hard to use.The head/shaker design isn't very innovative and it seems to distribute a bit clumpy. I found myself having to do it a few times over to get the desired effect.