Is Toppik hair fiber genuine or fake?

Toppik is made of keratin fibers which can be administered by shaking the particles on the regions with less hair density. Therefore, it is necessary for existing hair to be in place. Otherwise there is nothing for the fibers to cling to. The use of hair loss concealers can be helpful for video and camera appearances. However, when viewed close up, the results can look quite artificial.More men are considering the use of scalp pigmentation techniques like SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation). However, there is a newer technique known as Trichopigmentation which overcomes the limitations of conventional SMP (i.e. discoloration due to light refraction and the permanency of the ink used). Administering the pigment as tiny dots creates the appearance of soft stubble, which is more convincing than keratin fibers. 

Toppik is a real product and if you use it right, it can look better than a hair transplant to cover up the thinning.  

Toppik is a type of camouflaging product made up of keratin fibers. It takes a while to get use to applying any of these topical camouflaging products but with a bit of practice they can look great. Camouflaging products are best used when someone is experiencing thinning - they don't work when hair is very thin or bald. In the reference below you'll find a link to many camouflaging options as well as our publication a few years back in the Dermatology Online Journal about an array of camouflaging products.