Hair Fibres Dark Brown 22g for Hair Loss Cover Up Thin Hair & Bald Spots- Hair Fibres Dark Brown for Thick Hair- Hair Fibers for Men and Women for Hair Loss - Dark Brown Hair Fibres

I have been using Mane thickening spray for some time (expensive!) and decided to try the "shake on" fibres instead. Pleasantly surprised at the results - more natural looking and overall less mess since you control the application more directly. Just some advice for anyone who, like me, was apprehensive about using fibres.1) Apply fibres to CLEAN, freshly shampooed and DRY hair without any product such as gel or wax. The fibres attach to the hair better this way. You can style your hair once the fibres are applied as long as you do so gently.2) The colour you use is a matter of experimentation. I used a mid brown Mane spray, so I just went for medium brown fibres. They are slightly darker (also probably to do with the brand being different), so I will probably try the next lighter shade. However, I kind of like darker hair and have no issue with people assuming I've dyed it!3) Order a good spray applicator. When I say "spray" I mean you're still using the fibres, but the applicator uses a thin nozzle to pump and target the fibres in a more precise way. Good for hairlines. I use the Fab Hair Fibre Applicator.4) Don't just pour on the fibres and use a fixing spray. Pat them down and work them into the hair a little, maybe comb/brush lightly to distribute the fibres more evenly. People complaining about "clumps" or an unnatural look are probably neglecting this step. Have patience!5) For crown thinning, place the shaker close to the scalp and use a circular motion occasionally tapping. In fact the circular motion is generally good for optimum distribution. Use a hand mirror to ensure you have an even spread. This takes some practice but you'll get it!6) If you're doing the hairline you will inevitably get some of the fibres on your forehead. I use a razor to carefully scrape down from the hairline and then brush off the excess with one of those clipper cleaners. You can also use wet wipes.7) Don't wash your hair every day. There's really no need and you will save money by only having to apply fibres every other day. Using a good fixing spray will keep your hair protected and looking clean for a couple of days and the fibres won't go anywhere until you wash.8) Yes, it can be messy. But the more it becomes your routine, the better at controlling the mess you'll become. Using an applicator pump helps to control it. If you live with other people, do them a favour and wipe down after use! Just common sense really.Even though the above steps seem time consuming, once you have got the hang of it, you should have everything done within 5-10 minutes or so. I think these fibres would have far more 4-5 star reviews if people followed the above steps.

Bought these Hair building Fibres for myself and my mother who suffer from some intermediate hair thinning to wear at parties, social gatherings etc.Despite the product only being 22g, the hair dispenser is really tailored towards ensuring enough product is being applied whilst conserving a large amount of the fibres, making this product last very long and justifying the price (lasted around 1-2.5 months with moderate use). The fibre colours itself is aimed for a thick SHARP black and WILL STICK OUT if the natural hair is any other colour (although you might get away if you apply some to your fingertips and apply at the base of the scalp to act as black roots). The application process is really easy and due to the fibre powders being quite fine, even a mess up can easily be cleaned up/wiped.==Overall Review==Advantages:+Content of the Container lasts very Long!+Good results for people with dark black hair (be careful when applying for other sets of hair)+Sticks to scalp, giving it a NATURAL full-set-of-hair appearance+Can be washed out easily with shampoo+Relatively Cheap when compared to other products!Disadvantages:-Relatively small container (with just 22g of content) which when abused won't last long-If not careful can stain with vigorous use-Shade of black really darkIn conclusion I would HIGHLY recommend this product to anyone seeking a temporary relief, with it looking natural enough to wear at special events such as weddings.-Shaker

I have to admit this product surprised me, it looks like the real thing. It does take some time to get used to how to put it on, but once mastered it takes just a minute or two to get it right. You don't need the expensive hold spray for keratin fibres, use normal hair spray but make sure you use it at a distance when spraying (about 30/40cm) Use at least two coats, this will give you some protection in the rain - I have been out in very light to light rain and it has remained in place. Some reviews even say you can sleep with it, I tried but it did start to come off and leave residue on the pillows, so I wouldn't recommend going to bed with it. I went to work with it on and asked at least 10 people to have a close look and they ALL said they couldn't tell it wasn't real hair. Using it on your crown is the best, but I am still perfecting it around the temple area - not sure if I will ever master this area as it always looks a bit false. The crown though is indistinguishable to real hair. Great product let down only by the colour, it looks more like a dark ginger - this was solved by mixing with a medium blonde fibre - Trial and error but well worth it in the end.

I have used a number of different hair fiber products and this company is definitely my least favourite. The fibers don't look as natural as the other brands, the fibers ran down my forehead when I was sweating and it was very embarrassing when someone else pointed it out to me. The fibers also clump together in the shower and don't wash out as easily as other brands. It was worth a try since this was cheaper than the other brands but I will never use hair fiber products from this company again