XFusion Reviews

My issue is big bald spots caused by lichen planopilaris. I am not ready to wear a topper and I decided to try Xfusion. I purchased white that is very very white , it does blend decently well even if … more

My issue is big bald spots caused by lichen planopilaris. I am not ready to wear a topper and I decided to try Xfusion. I purchased white that is very very white , it does blend decently well even if I have also some silver in my hair, it does not cover the scalp completely where there is a bald spot but it gives the illusion of more , thicker hair all around it . So, not bad. I believe it would work very well for people with less serious issues. Once you put it on. It stays on. No irritation .

It’s holds very well and not too sticky … more

I have been using Xfusion for years. Seriously - like over 20 years. For a few years I did not even realize it is made by Toppik (now they put it on the bottle). I nicknamed this product … more

I have been using Xfusion for years. Seriously - like over 20 years. For a few years I did not even realize it is made by Toppik (now they put it on the bottle). I nicknamed this product "parmesan cheese" because you shake on the fibers over your thinning areas (I have androgenic alopecia). It took me about 15 years before I caved and bought the tool kit and I love the comb and use the spray on "iffy" weather days (Xfusion does not play nice with rain, sweat or any form of water). The spray applicator is cumbersome to use and takes too long on a busy morning. Maybe mine is defective? Meanwhile - if you have thinning hair or alopecia with some hair left, try these fibers and at least get the comb.