Light Brown Hair Building Fiber for Fuller Hair Instantly, 0.42 oz

The product itself is good. BUT this is the 2nd container I have had that the lid has come off as I was applying product spilling half down the sink. One was grey and one light grey. Definitely NOT cool. Stuff costs too much to lose half of it because the shaker lid is faulty.

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:)

The color was brown when I received it amd not grey. All 3 boxes say grey but the bottles say dark brown

Used to make my hair look full and cover gray hairs! Good low price. Love it!

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.

Ardell Thick FX the best I have ever found!

Stays put, and makes my hair look thicker when I run it through my own hair. I have a fairly large scar close to my hairline, and this covers it beautifully. My only complaint is the price for a full size order. I find this, and most similar products too expensive for my budget.

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.

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.

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.

Oh dear, i am really not impressed with this at all. It reminds me of shake n vac powder.I have thinning grey hair and judging on the desciption alone i thought this was some sort of gel that bonded to the hair, but it is in fact a loose grey powder that you shake on your scalp. The problem is that if you shake your head, or lean forwards then the powder just falls out of your head and frankly you look a bit of a numpty.Also grey hair has many shades, mine is a silver platinum colour and this is more of a dark grey so not really suitable for me. If you have the right hair type and have the fixing spray needed to keep the powder in place then its worth a go, but the problem i have is that the 2 products need to be sold together because its not made clear you need an additional product to get this to work properly.You can buy the spray here  Thick FX Ardell Fiber Locking SprayThick FX Ardell Fiber Locking Spray