TheHairDude

I always try new products, been a product junkie my entire life. Since a teenager when I had amazing hair, you could find every pomade, wax, gel, mousse in my bathroom (thanks mom). Did the same thing with fibers once I started losing my hair at 21. Tried Toppik first, since it's the biggest name. Like it, but then tried Caboki and Nanogen, which I didn't like as much. Recently I got an IG ad - and hit 30 days last week. I wanted to leave a review. As someone with two transplants and history of trying almost everything, I think reviews are SO very important for our community. PROS: Great fibers. Right consistency and stuck to my existing hair really well Got to my door in 2 days. Super fast Worked really good on my hairline. The texture was just right, not too think or fine Seemed to stick better than other fibers. I'm 30+ days and still have a good amount left Price - only $25 CONS: Only 5 colors. I had to live with the brown being slightly different but no one noticed. I think we just notice ourselves so much more Only 1 size. I'm ok with this now since I just tried my first order, but in future, would like a bigger size No applicator, sprays, other products yet. They mention that they'll add that, but I wish I could get some of the accessories My reco is to try it. It's always worthwhile to gauge it against your existing fiber. Maybe you'll find a better fit.

I think we tend to connect this to hair loss, but it's just because you're losing more hair. I felt that way when I started Toppik as well.

Depends on your level of hair loss, but most concealers will have some come off. Even if you have a extra strong hair spray. I've learned to sleep differently if I want to keep my Triumph hair fibers on my head. Sleep on my stomach, on my face, etc.

I like number 6 the best. My hair just feels so much thicker with it.

I really love using Garnier, extra hold with my Triumph hair fibers. It's a flexible hold, has good shine, and smells amazing!

Yeah, you can definitely do that. Just don't wait days to rinse it out. It can really impact pores

I've really tried them all. Started with Toppik, but found it to be too clumpy at times. And then it's also pretty expensive. After two years on Toppik, I moved to Caboki, but it felt like the fiber was actually much finer and it seemed more noticeable to me. Recently I saw a IG ad for Triumph - a new hair fiber company. So far, I'm loving it. Good for crown and hair line.