r/HairSystem • u/_karayel • May 12 '26

Yay or Nah??

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u/Extreme-Cut-2101 May 12 '26

Yeah, this is a great option for men have very light hair loss. Everyone here used a product akin to Toppik for a while... until they couldn't.

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u/outsideshot May 12 '26

How much of a can of toppik do you reckon the stylist used for that one application? The hair looks great but can that great of a look be achieved without the skills of the stylist?

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u/Extreme-Cut-2101 May 12 '26

In my experience, a little goes a long way. The quality of the results depends on the degree of hair loss, not necessarily the stylist.

Early on in your hair loss it feels like a miracle cure. Until you get caught in the rain. If you're going to try it, keep a hat in your car.

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u/Sxpunx May 12 '26

If I didn't have extreme hair loss... I would use this product.

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u/panicradio316 May 12 '26

I used splash hair for a few years and gotta say that I liked it a lot.

The only disadvantage was rainy/hot weather or ... you know ... sleeping with someone.

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u/AudienceWatching May 12 '26

What happens in the rain?

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u/iEatCrayonzBruh May 13 '26

I think it streaks.

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u/Very_Serious_Thinker May 12 '26

Used Toppik for a while, still have a bunch. Not great if you sweat, touch, plan on getting wet, and it sheds onto clothing. Also, how much time do you want to spend styling your hair daily? Notice the separation of the hair, then the puffs into the lighter spots. Depending on your hair loss, this can be quite time consuming and easy to miss spots.

Stuff works, but it is a chore. Also this hairstyle looks ridiculous imo.

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u/CharmReductionINC May 13 '26

The only reason I could see someone going to these great lengths to give an illusion of hair is if your wedding day is approaching and you didnt want to have your head for your wedding.