June 9 2009, 12:31 pm PT | Posted in: Hair Products
I have been looking into some concealers and I have come across this site haircubed.com and it seems no one here has heard or even referenced this product. Do you have any ideas about it or the validity of the results in the videos? Thank you for any feedback you can supply.
Everything I know about HairCubed has come from the site you referenced. In other words, I’ve never heard of it before. It looks like a spray on concealer, and I have no reason to doubt the validity of the video.
You can certainly try it. I generally suggest that you try a few different concealers (like Toppik, DermMatch, etc) and then pick the one you like best. The investment is nominal and the gain can be substantial. Try it before going to bed, playing with the styling options and then showering it off.
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I have heard of and tried this product, unfortunately I have to say I really didn’t like it, the video doesn’t really show the effect it gives, it didn’t look natural at all.
From other forums I’ve used haircubed also tries to post recommending their products and promoting them whilst pretending to be a customer, which relaly annoys me!
I just started using this stuff and it seems pretty good if you only have a small amount of hair loss. It goes on easy with little mess and seems to dry quickly. The only complaint I have is that my delivery took almost twice as long because UPS “lost” the first shipment. I would recommend trying this if you have very early thinning like me. Good luck.
I find it’s really expensive for what it does and Pro Thik is similar and has much better rub resistance (in fact the rub resistance is close to perfect).
But like with any of thse products, the trick is to have some (however small) amount of hair there, it will look like spray paint if you’re truly “slick bald”. Another think I found is that if you spray it on and then immediately apply Toppik on top of it, it eliminates any “shine” issue with the scalp, looks a lot more natural, and makes the Toppik rub-resistant too (which it definitely is not alone…..).