You probably already know that Toppik Hair Building Fibers are the easiest way to instantly create the appearance of thicker, fuller hair. Millions of men and women all over the world have used Hair Building Fibers to disguise fine and thinning hair.

But did you know that Hair Building Fibers have some other surprising uses? Hair Building Fibers are a great styling tool for hiding roots, styling extensions, and creating more beautiful updos. Keep reading to learn these hair hacks and tips on how to use Toppik Hair Building Fibers to enhance your hairstyle.

How to Use: Hide Thinning Hair

Toppik Hair Building Fibers were originally formulated specifically to transform the appearance of fine and thinning hair. Hair Building Fibers are made from high grade natural keratin – the same protein that human hair is made of. Hair Building Fibers have a natural static charge that allows them to cling to existing hair without stickiness or residue Whether you have androgenic hair loss, alopecia, or naturally fine hair – Toppik Hair Building Fibers can help create the appearance of thicker, fuller, healthier hair. And they’re so easy to use!

Tips for Using Toppik Hair Building Fibers:

• Always use Hair Building Fibers in the shade that most closely matches your roots.
• Hair Building Fibers should be used after styling your hair, but before applying any hairspray.
• For larger areas of thinning, apply Hair Building Fibers using the sifter top. Gently pat fibers to disperse.
• For smaller areas, use the Spray Applicator for a more precise application.
• To create a natural-looking hairline, use the Hairline Optimizer and Spray Applicator to apply Fibers.
• To lock in your look with natural shine, finish by applying FiberHold Spray.

How to Use: Conceal Roots

We’ve all been there: our next hair appointment isn’t until next week, but we have an important event tonight and our roots are showing. Toppik Hair Building Fibers to the rescue!

Just as fibers cling to thinning hair with an electromagnetic charge, they will also cling to roots, temporarily pigmenting growth. While Fibers won’t permanently color your hair, they work in a pinch to cover roots when you’re due for a fresh coloring. They’re especially effective for covering stubborn greys.

After styling hair, apply Hair Building Fibers with the Spray Applicator to precisely conceal roots.

How to Use: Disguise Extension Tracks

Hair extensions are a great tool for getting picture-perfect hair or adding instant length to a short hairstyle. However, depending on how you style your hair, the extension track (where the extension connects to your natural hair) may be visible. Not a good look!

Luckily, Hair Building Fibers can disguise extension tracks. Use the Spray Applicator to apply Fibers in the shade that most closely matches your root color, and watch your extension tracks instantly disappear!

How to Use: Enhance an Updo

Even with a full head of hair, our hair can be thinner on certain parts of the head, especially near the hairline. When hair is worn down, this thinness is concealed. However, when hair is worn in a bun, ponytail, or updo, these areas can be revealed, resulting in scalp show through.

Fortunately, Hair Building Fibers can also be used to conceal thin areas for a more polished look. In the shade that most closely matches roots, simply apply Toppik Hair Building Fibers to any thin areas using the Spray Applicator. Hair Building Fibers will disguise any scalp show through for a fuller, healthier look.

Whether your have thinning hair, want to conceal extensions or roots, or just want a little extra oomph for your updo, Toppik Hair Building Fibers have you covered.

Do you have a use for Toppik Hair Building Fibers that we haven’t covered? Let us know in the comments!

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Lindsay Mundell

Contributed by: Lindsay, a content marketing and social media guru. Specializing in hair loss education, hairstyling and all things beauty related.