Silax Hair Building Fibers Thoughts?

[SilantKiller]

My hair thinning is becoming worse and worse but not to a point where I need a transplant and I'd prefer not to put any drugs or chemicals in my body. I saw an ad for Silax hair fibers and wanted to give it a try.

Wondering if anyone here has used them before.

They have pretty good reviews: https://silaxofficial.com/products/hair-fiber-pump-spray-1

Appreciate your input!

 

[SilantKiller]

I went ahead and ordered their starter kit, not expecting anything good.

It arrived in 3 days :O

I'm honestly blown away by the results... can you guys tell that ive used hair fibers?

 

[CuriousGeorge]

I also start seeing their ads pop up every now and then, they seem to be a new brand.

I've been using Toppik for a few months now and sometimes they fall out and the fibers seem to stick together almost like a "fur ball".

Definitely will try Silax too

 

[werefckd]

I also start seeing their ads pop up every now and then, they seem to be a new brand.

I've been using Toppik for a few months now and sometimes they fall out and the fibers seem to stick together almost like a "fur ball".

Definitely will try Silax too

Like this thread

 

[Sanchez1234]

My hair thinning is becoming worse and worse but not to a point where I need a transplant and I'd prefer not to put any drugs or chemicals in my body. I saw an ad for Silax hair fibers and wanted to give it a try.

Wondering if anyone here has used them before.

They have pretty good reviews: https://silaxofficial.com/products/hair-fiber-pump-spray-1

Appreciate your input!

Same as toppik. Works wonders but you need hair

 

[SilantKiller]

Same as toppik. Works wonders but you need hair

I haven't used toppik before but in my situation I think silax is perfect. I'm not losing that much hair that i'm going bald (hopefully i don't), but this is a good method to use as a "cover up". I've had a really bad experience due to drugs and their side effects so I try to stay as far away as possible.
My whole family is in awe of the results haha I'm probably going to get my dad a bottle for christmas

Conclusion: Fibers are perfect for my current situation.

 

[BaldAndBalder]

1) this is not cutting edge
2) thats so f*****g over priced !!! $45 ! Why?!

 

[SilantKiller]

1) this is not cutting edge
2) thats so f*****g over priced !!! $45 ! Why?!

What do you mean by not cutting edge?

 

[Flamingflaps]

What do you mean by not cutting edge?

This isn't really the section for concealers - there's a separate sub for it. This section is about new and emerging technologies and treatments to reverse hairloss.

 

[joely87]

Almost feels like advertising

 

[werefckd]

I haven't used toppik before but in my situation I think silax is perfect. I'm not losing that much hair that i'm going bald (hopefully i don't), but this is a good method to use as a "cover up". I've had a really bad experience due to drugs and their side effects so I try to stay as far away as possible.
My whole family is in awe of the results haha I'm probably going to get my dad a bottle for christmas

Conclusion: Fibers are perfect for my current situation.

Conclusion: it's so obvious that this SilantKiller person is working for the company.

Also, enough of this "hair fibers" sh*t. Concealers are not a treatment so they won't stop you from balding. If you are in your 20s and losing hair, your best bet is to try topical minoxidil (no side effects) and finasteride (most people don't have any side effects at all, so at least give it a try).

A good concealer may make sense if you had a hair transplant in a previously totally bald area and want to give an illusion of a better density on some occasions. But that's it.

 

[Capone]

Papering over the cracks.. plus it’s bad for your scalp, can cause infections if you are microneedling