Spritz 'n Color for Bald Spots and Thinning Hair

being a hairdresser for the past 25 years this is one of the best products i have just on myself and i recommend it to my customers. just one thing you do have to watch as with all cover up products any kind of water and i dont me a fine mist but if you are active i suggent you do you sports first than use product later

I've tried them all and this is the best, although still not perfect. I use it on my child who has alopecia areata or patchy baldness and it sprays on smoothly and acurately, and covers wonderfully. It stays on better than any of the other products and you can't beat the spray mechanism itself. The perfect product in my view would come in more colors and need a solvent to remove it - in other words, it would stay on while swimming and would not rub off on collars and pillows. This will rub off, but not that easily. It also does seem to be somewhat waterproof, but we haven't used it in warm weather yet while swimming. I suspect it will stay on at first, but eventually come off the longer the child is in the water. There really is no better product, and it is way cheaper than Millefolium which we used to use and was our next favorite until they changed the spray packaging and it no longer sprayed accurately or covered well. When I voiced my dismay to that company, their response was unfriendly. I used Spritz and Color years ago when it was called something else, but it had been discontinued back then, but apparently it was only to change the label. I never knew it had been released again. Recently we found it again, only to have it become unavailable once more while they changed the label again and the name this time. I wish we had known it had been available all these years. I still have that original can with a little product in it from a long time ago in case we ever needed something really good for a special event. We are so relieved we found this product again at long last! (I am also glad they changed the label since the picture of the guy with mail patterned baldness on the cover was not what we wanted to see, so I would cover the label with duct tape in case any of my child's friends were to see the can)

This is the first time I'm using a hair concealer spray so I won't be comparing this product with another. Anyways, this hair concealer spray does cover your thinning spots, although unlike what is advertised, it does rub off if you buried your finger in the treated area. Luckily, it wont rub off if you just whisk your hair with your hand. Also, this concealer spray doubles as a hair spray because it leaves your hair with a hold, which is good and bad; good, because it makes your hair stay in place, but bad because with thinning fragile hair, combing after spraying is definitely a big no. The other caveat is that if you are going to take a bath everyday and use the product everyday, you'll probably run out of this hair spray in less than one month because the can is rather small. All in all, is an ok product but if there's another product that's better, I wouldn't be surprised.