| | Description | | This product is 25 Grams (0.88 oz) approximately 50-75 day supply. Caboki is not what you think it is. It is neither paint-like nor shoe polish-like hair product invented in the 80s (of last century). It is like nothing you have used before. Caboki is a breakthrough product for hair loss sufferers that Instantly eliminates bald spots or appearance of thinning hair. Gives you a perfectly natural look. No one will know you're using Caboki unless you tell them - even if they get a close up view, outdoor, under bright sun light. Last all day, all night, through wind, rain and sweat. Will not smear or stain your skin or clothing. Works for both men and women. Unlike similar products on the mass market, Caboki is a professional grade product- Made of natural fibers from plants, safe even for sensitive scalp. Bonds to hair more securely, does not require specially-made spray to glue fibers to your hair. Free of animal ingredients, synthetic dyes, fillers and preservatives. Why should you choose Caboki? With Caboki, your hair will look much fuller and thicker than using regular hair building fibers. More durable. It better withstands wind, rain, sweat and abuse No specially-made spray glue is required to fix fibers to the hair. Free of animal ingredients, synthetic chemical dyes, fillers and artificial preservatives. Most importantly, with Caboki you will have perfect natural look. | | | | | I've been using the dark gray product for four months covering a bald spot on the back of my head and want to share my experience:1) Using this product daily requires that you wash and blow dry daily.2) For Men wearing collared shirts, particularly white collared shirts, be prepared for numerous trips to the mens room to clean your collar from residue.3) Be prepared for a 10 minute process every morning including cleaning the surrounding areas along with your ears and neck.4) A 25 gram bottle lasts approx 15 applications.....not 75 days.5) Be prepared to use a hair spray in order to minimize fibers falling off.6) Be prepared to carry a mirror in order to view the back of your head. | | | | | | I'm a stressed-out physician and at last, my hair troubles are over. I had a hair transplant in 2009 and it kinda worked but my hair density is still low but improved. I'm a regular Rogaine user and I was originally youtubing for videos on how to apply Rogaine foam, and accidentally clicked on a Caboki ad. I simply couldn't believe the video, however, I noticed they were offering a free sample. Nevertheless, I ordered a black colored Caboki sample and JUST tried it. Seriously, this stuff is magic. May God bless whoever invented this stuff. Caboki is basically a powdery substance which forms a carpet over your scalp giving the illusion that you have a lot of hair. Furthermore, it sticks to your existing hair making them appear fuller.However, you must be careful about a few things:1. You need to ALREADY have hair on your head. The more hair you already have, the better. It won't work if you're completely bald. Yep, that's the irony - Caboki won't work if you're... | | | | | | I just have to say, this isn't as easy to apply as you see in the videos. But it does work! It does take some practice though. Be warned, it doesn't work too well with short hair. I usually sport a buzz cut to help minimize my balding look, and it seems that I'll need to start growing my hair longer than it's current half-inch length if I want to use this product properly.Don't get me wrong, it does work great, although it took me like 7 tries before I got it looking right. You'll want to take it easy near the hairline part as you don't want to lay it on too thick there. Otherwise it will look obvious that it's fake and you'll look like you painted your scalp black. The main problem I have is that with short hair, caboki doesn't stay on that well. I tried this on my friend with longer hair and after it has settled down, I could smack him on the head and very few caboki particles fall off. However for me with my shorter hair, I need to be careful that my hair isn't touched... | | | |
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