Hair Fibers vs DermMatch
Hair fibers or hair building fibers are typically made of keratin. Keratin is the same protein that makes up your hair and nails. Hair fibers are packaged much like salt and pepper shakers. They drop little colored particles or fibers on your scalp.
Hair fibers give you very little control over application, particularly along the front hairline. Hair fibers tend to stick to the scalp rather than the hair. This doesn't give you much thickening effect for thin hairs. Be careful bending over, because hair fibers can fall off your scalp very easily. Don't even think about brushing, combing or swimming with hair fibers.
People who have switched from hair fibers to DermMatch Topical Shading say the same things. DermMatch application is much more precise and controllable than hair fibers, especially along the front hairline. DermMatch coats thin hairs, making them look much thicker than hair fibers. DermMatch stays on much better than hair fibers, allowing you to brush, swim or sweat.
DermMatch even costs less to use than hair fibers. DermMatch is a solid that lasts a long time. Hair fibers are loose particles in a jar. You're mostly paying for air with hair fibers. You can also try DermMatch absolutely risk-free. You can't do that with hair fibers.
