Root spray. Fibers. Teasing. Every single morning.
And it's still showing by lunch. A silk-top topper covers your part in 60 seconds and holds all day.
Make the switch →Up to $90 off today · one topper replaces the whole routine





With sprays
With a topper
You've spent years covering it up.
A spray to darken the scalp. Fibers to fill the gaps. A teasing comb, a volumizing mousse, a bit of luck. Twenty minutes later it looks okay. Until the first gust of wind.
- ✓You own at least three products just to hide your part
- ✓You've found fiber dust on a white collar or pillowcase
- ✓You check the weather before deciding how to do your hair
- ✓You avoid hugs that might mess up the top
- ✓You're tired of the routine, not just the thinning
You don't need another product. You need hair on top that stays there.
I'm done with the routine →It works. Until it doesn't.
Rain = dark streaks
minutes every morning. That's the switch.
Fibers on every collar
Wind undoes 20 minutes of work
Real hair on top. Not a disguise.
Sprays and fibers hide the scalp. A topper adds hair over it, on a silk base that looks like scalp at the part.
Which routine is yours?

It tints the scalp but adds nothing. A topper adds real hair, so there's nothing to color.

Fibers cling to your hair until they get wet. A topper doesn't care about the weather.

Teasing fakes volume and damages the hair you have. A topper gives volume that stays.
What your week looks like now
MondayNo spray can
Clip, brush, done.
WednesdayRain forecast
You don't even check.
FridayWhite shirt
No dust on the collar.
SundayFree morning
20 minutes back, every day.On in 60 seconds.

Place itLine up its part with yours
Snap the clipsFront, back, sides

Brush & goStyle both together
Your "buts", answered honestly
Switching from products to a topper feels like a big step. It's smaller than you think.

One can is. A year of sprays, fibers, mousse and extra blowouts usually isn't.
One topper, worn daily with simple care, replaces the whole shelf. And it's up to $90 off right now.
Replaces the routine
It's four clips on top of your head. Your own hair stays on the sides and back, so most of what people see is still you.
It's closer to a hair accessory than to a wig.
Not a wig
What gives toppers away is the part: knots or mesh. The SilkBlend™ hides the knots under a skin-toned silk layer, so the part reads as scalp.
Match your roots, keep your own hairline in front, style both together. People see hair.
Silk top
You can still part it, curl it, wave it and wear it up in a half-up style. It moves with your hair.
And on lazy days, it's on in a minute instead of twenty.
Style it your way
Match the color right at your part. Salt and pepper? Pick the shade your hair reads as in daylight.
11 shades, from Natural Black to Platinum Blond, Gray included.
11 shades
Clip on healthy hair around the thin area, move the clips a little each day, and take it off at night. That's gentler than daily teasing.
No glue, no tape, no residue to scrub off.
Gentle clips




Swap the shelf for one topper
Tip: match the color at your roots.
Shade: Brown
Length: 14"
Before you decide
Can I still use root spray with it?
You can, along the hairline in front of the topper if you want. Most women find they stop needing it.
Does it work in the rain?
Yes. There's no color to run and nothing to wash out. Let it air dry if it gets soaked.
Is it hard to put on?
Four snap clips. A few minutes the first time, about a minute after a week.
Which length should I choose?
The one closest to your hair: 10" chin, 14" collarbone, 18" chest. Between two? Go longer, a stylist can trim it.
Will the clips damage my hair?
Clip onto healthy hair around the thin area, shift the clips a little each day, and take it off at night. That keeps the pull on any one spot low.
Will people notice?
With the right shade and length, people just see fuller hair. Style your own hair and the topper together so they move as one.
Throw out the sprays. Keep the confidence.
One minute tomorrow morning. That's it.
Make the switch →
Natural Black
Butter Pecan
Apricot Frost
Gray

