I've never used any concealers but thought I might try Toppik. Its website promotes it as as numerous hair like fibers that cling to your thinning hair giving it more fullness and body. Is this like a powder and if so, anybody concerned about inhaling this stuff?

it is kinda like a powder but have used for years and never had a problem inhaling it myself, even though tried to fill in my moustache one time with it!(JK) I don't think there would be any side effects as I don't remember ever seeing any such warnings on it. just rinse your mouth out with water if it happens

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Do you like the way it works, as compared to the other products?

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ya, works fine, I just sprinkle it on my thinning area in the crown and comb my hair back lightly thru it and then hairsparay it and am good to go. can be a little messy as some tends to get on my sink, but just wash it really quick and am out the door. I tried dermatch years ago and couldn't really figure that one out

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I had a lot of hair shedding during the first trimester of my third pregnancy. Didn't like the thinning look, so I bought some Toppik and asked my OB if it was at all harmful for me or the baby. He looked over the ingredients and said, "Well, I wouldn't mix it into water and drink it down or anything, but it won't hurt a thing if you use it like it says." (OK, my doc's a smart-aleck.) In short, it shouldn't be harmful. But if you're really concerned, don't breathe while you're shaking it on.