Ardell Thick FX Light Grey Hair Building Fiber for Fuller Hair Instantly, 0.42 oz

I have thinning hair and when I’m starting to do my hair I can sometimes see a good amount of my scalp in the back. I then sprinkle this powder on the area and pat it and it literally makes it completely covered. It really is amazing and I’ve been using it faithfully for about six months now. It helps with the anxiety surrounding having thinning hair, especially as a woman, and my confidence with my hair and leaving it down. The lock-in spray also helps to ensure that the fibers stay out and it’s just enough to give you the hair spray you need for the day. Definitely highly recommend this, I could not live without it! Happily, at least:)

Does the job, but it is not as good as XFusion hair fibers, which is a bit more expensive, but worth it. For some reason, Thick FX clumps, where as more expensive brands don't. So, you get what you pay for. In my opinion, it's better to shell out $5 more and get a better product.

True to description

Clumpy

YES, IT REALLY WORKS!!!!

Too many clumps, and the seal was half off so cap was full of fibers. Not happy at all!

The product is very easy to apply and immediately fills in spots that have less than normal hair growth. It’s the best product that I’ve found for that purpose.

It does cover thinning spots and makes my hair look thicker but after a few days (I only need to wash once a week) it begins to get very clumpy and little bald spots appear. If I need to scratch an itch, I have to be careful not to scratch a clump off. I even use the special spray to "set" it. It also will shed all over my forehead if I fiddle with my bangs or the front part of my hair where I am thinnest. I will go back to Toppix and pay the extra $5 to get a better result.

Whilst I haven't gone the full-on monk's tonsure look yet, my hair is thinning a bit at the crown, so I thought this would be worth a go.The applicator resembles a large pepper-pot. You shake the product onto the area you wish to treat, then pat and plump the hair up a bit, to give a natural look. Unless you're caught in heavy rain, the effect should last all day and, according to my wife, after scrutinising it closely, looks pretty good. The main problem is in getting a convincing match for your hair colour. This product comes in 4 shades but if you've reached the age where your thinning hair is accompanied by a slight salt and pepper look, then you may find that the more solid block of coloured fibres provided by this product does not look entirely convincing.Overall though, it does what it claims to and I'm happy to rate it as a 4-star product.

I had already tried the mid-brown version, and found it pretty good. This dark brown colour though, which is almost black, is a better match for my natural colour. In all other respects, this is the same product, so I will repeat the main bits of my previous review.Whilst I haven't gone the full-on monk's tonsure look yet, my hair is thinning a bit at the crown, so I thought this would be worth a go.The applicator resembles a large pepper-pot. You shake the product onto the area you wish to treat, then pat and plump the hair up a bit, to give a natural look. Unless you're caught in heavy rain, the effect should last all day and, according to my wife, after scrutinising it closely, looks pretty good. The main problem is in getting a convincing match for your hair colour. This product comes in 4 shades but if you've reached the age where your thinning hair is accompanied by a slight salt and pepper look, then you may find that the more solid block of coloured fibres provided by this product does not look entirely convincing.Overall though, it does what it claims to and I'm happy to rate it as a 4-star product.

I read the description wrongly and thought it was just a styling powder for volumising hair. However I let a friend try it and it certainly did work for giving him the illusion of thicker hair. The fibres are minuscule, smaller than bits of dust and much finer than normal hair, which is why they grab onto hair so well and subtly.The only down side of the fibres being so extremely fine and weightless is that in dispensing them via the shaker bottle they go everywhere - such as all over your face, making you look dirty. There is more or less no avoiding this no matter how careful you are, but it's no big deal really just means you'll need to wash your face after using it. So anyone wearing makeup will want to apply it AFTER sorting their hair.

I made a mistake in ordering this product, I did not read the item listing fully as I was on my phone and had a small screen. I thought it was a moulding fibre product, which would help shape the hair. What it is, is a product that adds small fibres to preexisting hair and fills in small gaps, where there is hair loss. Does it work? It kind of does, if you have a small patch of hair loss. Why did I give it 3 stars, be very careful with the colour, as it does not resemble the advertised shade. My advice is to go down at least one shade, as it is a lot darker than advertised. It also will not last very long, so it could work out to be very expensive. So it kind of works temporarily, it only shades in a small area and be careful with the shade......other than that, it kind of works.

This is a little pot of coloured talcum powder that you sprinkle onto thinning patches of hair to give the appearance of a fuller head. It looks a little bit like felt on the skin and, as long as you are not too liberal with application, fairly natural from a distance. It needs to be set with a fixing spray (purchased separately) or it just stays as loose powder in your hair but, even after fixing, plan on applying and removing daily.In terms of colour, I would choose a lighter shade than you think you need and perhaps consider two colours so you can effectively mix and match a palette to suit but bear in mind this will look better if you have more rather than less hair as it is a cosmetic patch rather than something that can reduce the appearance of large bald patches.