FullMore Review

These days there are a plethora of products and services to deal with hair loss, some of which are quite costly. Rather than undergoing expensive hair loss treatment, some folks are opting to use hair thickeners that create the illusion that there is hair where, in fact, there is none. A product that claims to accomplish this goal is FullMore hair thickener by SpencerForrest.

SpencerForrest claims that FullMore’s aerosol fibers cling to any and all hair on your head, thus giving it a thicker appearance. In other words, the fibers create the illusion of more hair. Its active ingredients are Dimethyl Ether, Hydrofluorocarbon 152A, SD Alcohol-40, Propylene Glycol, PVP/PA Copolymer, PEG-75 Lanolin and Silica.

How Do You Use it?

There are a few steps to using FullMore effectively. You begin by washing and drying your hair, and then styling just like you normally would. Then shake the can and hold it about 6 to 8 inches from the area you want to treat, and spray in short, light bursts for 5-10 seconds per area. Let it dry and then apply hairspray. Gently run a brush over your natural hair, blending it into the treated areas.

Pros and Cons

FullMore is a great product to use if you need a boost in confidence because of balding. Used correctly, the spray creates a very neat illusion of additional hair, and with this you can go through your day feeling more confident. It is also vastly more affordable than getting professional hair treatment. But that is also its downside. While it is a very effective tool at thickening, upon close inspection it can become obvious that you use a thickening spray. Plus, it won’t work for people who are totally bald. In this case it is clearly not going to do the same job as professional hair treatment.

Give it a Try!

In short, FullMore is a good product that does the job it is meant to do, and that is to act as a hair thickener. With its active ingredients and a few simple steps, it creates the illusion of hair where there isn’t any. While it is not as effective as professional hair treatment, and won’t work for completely bald people, it is still a great, affordable option for people dealing with balding issues.