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<blockquote data-quote="kevinfitzgerald" data-source="post: 1008133" data-attributes="member: 88583"><p>Hi there MissPooh. I use Toppik Hair Fibres and have been using it now for about 5 years. If you saw me you wouldn't know I was thinning, even up close.</p><p></p><p>Its made from keratin (what our own hair is made from) and is charged with static electricity. All you do is sprinkle it on top of the thinning area, gently pat it to disperse it and it sticks to the fine hairs (even the ones you can't see) as well as the ones you can. It is used a lot in the film industry in make up. It 's amazing. You can get any colour to match your hair and it stays in, even in the rain and comes out when you shampoo. I get a 27.5g tub (small like a pepper sellar)) and it lasts for about two months (and that's using it every day!)</p><p></p><p>I get mine on Amazon and it cost including post and packaging about £30.</p><p></p><p>Try it, it really is good. No one believes I've not much hair on top and they refuse to believe me when I tell them !</p><p></p><p>Good luck........</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kevinfitzgerald, post: 1008133, member: 88583"] Hi there MissPooh. I use Toppik Hair Fibres and have been using it now for about 5 years. If you saw me you wouldn't know I was thinning, even up close. Its made from keratin (what our own hair is made from) and is charged with static electricity. All you do is sprinkle it on top of the thinning area, gently pat it to disperse it and it sticks to the fine hairs (even the ones you can't see) as well as the ones you can. It is used a lot in the film industry in make up. It 's amazing. You can get any colour to match your hair and it stays in, even in the rain and comes out when you shampoo. I get a 27.5g tub (small like a pepper sellar)) and it lasts for about two months (and that's using it every day!) I get mine on Amazon and it cost including post and packaging about £30. Try it, it really is good. No one believes I've not much hair on top and they refuse to believe me when I tell them ! Good luck........ [/QUOTE]
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