My Caboki Hair Review (2023) – Scam Or Legit?

It’s time for my Caboki Hair review – because it’s a really interesting hair product:

• hides and masks bald spots
• conceals thinning hair
• gives the impression of fullness

Basically – it’s not a hair loss remedy, but an aesthetic solution.

So does it really work even for that? Or it’s just another scam?

I tried to dig deep into Caboki and find out the whether it’s worth the shot or not.

Note: This review is based on my own opinion + research on Caboki.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: Hair Loss Concealer from Caboki

Sizes: There are 3 major versions:

1. Travel size (0.21 oz) for 8-14 days
2. Caboki 16 gram (0.56 oz) for 25-40 days
3. Caboki 30 gram (1.06 oz) for 50-90 days

They also offer a volume control mist and an alopecia concealer (plus other minor products).

You can also buy several together as value packs.

Best Actual Prices: Starting from $9 (for the lowest size)

Cheapest Place To Buy: Caboki’s official website (better prices than on Amazon)

Designed For: Hiding hair loss and bald spots.

According to its website:

• it clings to your hair like magnets
• thus making it look fuller and thicker

However, it’s not a hair growth solution – it doesn’t decrease shedding or thinning.

My Rating: 8 out of 10 – It’s a great product

Worth Buying?: As an aesthetic solution, yes.

It’s a really valuable product for the price.

However – I don’t recommend it as a hair loss/growth solution:

• doesn’t decrease shedding
• not effective for growing hair faster
• only a “hide baldness” remedy

My personal recommendation is a $25 supplement that made miracles for my own hair.

 

What I Liked About It

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• Formula based on herbs and natural ingredients
• No synthetic compounds
• Really easy to apply (1-2 minutes)
• Doesn’t need to be removed overnight (until washing your hair)
• Results are visible instantly
• Really good price overall
• Free sample available for the first order

 

What I Didn’t Like About It

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• Only an aesthetic solution
• Doesn’t increase hair growth at all
• Not effective on bald scalps
• Can worsen hair loss in some people (according to reviews)
• Hard to apply at first

 

 

 

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#1 – Ingredients (9 out of 10)

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Caboki has a different formula from most hair loss concealers (in the good way):

• based on natural ingredients
• free of synthetic dyes and preservatives
• fibers taken from plants

So that’s a major reason why I praise its formula.

According to its official website – it contains fibers extracted from 2 sources:

1. Moroccan Gossypium Herbaceum – it’s a variety of cotton that only grows in Morocco.
2. Natural Minerals – the colorants inside them give the fibers’ color (to match your hair color).

Now – ingredients probably don’t tell you a lot in this case.

But since there are no synthetic compounds – I think this formula is really promising.

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Conclusion

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Out of all hair fibers I reviewed, Caboki probably has the best ingredients:

• formula made of natural compounds
• free of dyes and preservatives

In terms of strength, it might not be the most long lasting product.

But when it comes to formula – I would rate it on top.

 

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#2 – Smell & Texture (9 out of 10)

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All Caboki’s products have a nice consistency – and that includes their scent as well.

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1. Smell

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Unlike other hair fibers – these one is scent-free at first:

• no chemical smell
• very light fragrance

Basically, you can feel some smell – but it’s too light for most people to notice it.

I would also add that the smell is very natural, meaning that you can’t associate it with a certain thing.

So don’t worry. People won’t notice Caboki fibers after their smell.

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2. Texture

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Though they have a different source, Caboki’s fibers look like any other hair fibers:

• powder with very fine particles
• doesn’t irritate the scalp/skin
• comes in different colors

Basically – the fibers have the same proprieties, except for the color.

You can pick that according your your hair shade (choose the one that matches it best).

But in terms of consistency, Caboki’s fibers are quite regular.

 

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#3 – How To Use It (10 out of 10)

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Good news here. Caboki offers clear directions on how you should apply all their products.

So here’s how to use the fibers:

1. Make sure your hair is dry.
2. Apply the fibers by shaking the bottle onto the areas of your scalp that you want to look fuller.
3. Use your fingers to spread the powder.
4. Make sure you do it gently.
5. Brush your hair, if it’s necessary.
6. Use a hairspray to keep the powder in place.

Now – for the last step, Caboki recommends using their Volume Control Mist.

But if you don’t have it, any hairspray would do. So it’s not necessary to get their volume product as well.

Other than that, there’s a unique feature I liked about Caboki.

It doesn’t have to be removed overnight (as it happens with many other brands):

• you can leave it on while sleeping
• the powder doesn’t stain (according to them)
• it washes off when you shampoo your hair
• you don’t need any special products to remove it

So basically – you can apply the fibers after blow drying your hair and let them sit until the next wash.

There’s no need to remove them in the meantime.

In case some of the powder falls off, you can apply some extra.

But normally – it should stay in place until the next wash.

 

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#4 – Results (8 out of 10)

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I never actually tried Caboki’s fibers myself, so I can’t share my experience with them.

My hair loss was more general and it mostly affected my ends.

So my roots were perfectly fine – thick and strong. That’s why hair fibers could not help me at all.

However, I looked into all the opinions I could fins about Caboki’s fibers. So here are the results.

Note: I only considered authentic reviews, not promotional ones.

1. What People Say

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Caboki’s fibers have an average of 4.3 stars on Amazon (out of 5).

There are 236 reviews there at this point – which is a lot.

So over 75% of their users were satisfied, which tells a lot about these products.

Now – here’s what most people say in their reviews:

1. Some claim they are the best hair fibers they have ever used.
2. Others compare them with Toppik and Cuvva, saying Caboki is better.
3. A few praise their consistency.
4. Some others say they stay in place until washed.
5. Many say the fibers manage to hide their baldness within minutes.
6. Obviously, there are some complaints as well.
7. Some people say the fibers have a poor quality and high price.

To be honest – it’s completely normal that a product cannot satisfy every single user.

But as more than 75% customers gave it 5 stars, I doubt Caboki is a bad product.

2. Biggest Complaints

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Most negative reviews I found were related to:

1. Bad consistency (sticks to the scalp, not to the hair)
2. High price
3. Poor quality overall
4. Not as good as in the ads
5. Can increase actual hair loss

Basically – many users had a hard time applying the fibers properly (though it looked really easy in ads, according to them).

I haven’t tried Caboki myself, so I can’t tell.

But I’m convinced the negative reviews are real. So Caboki isn’t such amazing for everyone.

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Conclusion

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These fibers have a huge per cent of positive reviews – so they are effective.

However, you can also find enough complaints.

Plus – Caboki and other hair fibers aren’t an actual treatment for hair loss/growth.

They work great if you want a fast aesthetic solution.

But if you’re looking for a product that stops your shedding and promotes growth – I strongly recommend you a $25 supplement.

It made real miracles for my hair (and they last until today).

 

 

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#5 – Price (9 out of 10)

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In my opinion – this is one of Caboki’s strongest points.

They might not be the cheapest hair fibers you can find.

But they’re surely cheaper than most of the quality brands.

1. The Exact Price

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Caboki’s official website has the best prices overall:

1. Travel size version costs $8.95.
2. 16 gram version costs $19.95.
3. 30 gram version costs $34.95.
4. Volume control mist costs $10 per bottle.
5. Alopecia concealer costs $31.95.

So in my opinion, these prices are actually decent for the quantity.

Don’t forget that were’re talking about some professional hair fibers, made of natural ingredients.

Now – you can also get the products grouped in packs:

1. Caboki Started Kit ($39.95): 30 gram version + Volume control mist
2. Value Pack 1 ($69.95): 2 x 30 gram version + Volume control mist
3. Value Pack 2 ($99.95): 3 x 30 gram version + Volume control mist
4. Caboki With Atomizer ($23.95): 16 gram version + Atomizer

Other than that, there’s Value Pack 3 and 4.

They offer 4 or 5 Caboki 30 gram versions (without Volume Control Mist).

So they’re more of a several months supply at a discounted price.

Additionally – there’s an auto-shipping program for US customers:

• free shipping
• up to 45% savings overall

You should also know that Caboki offers a free sample for $2.95 (these are shipping taxes actually).

It’s enough for 5-10 days and lets you see how the product works before actually ordering it.

2. Worth It Or Not?

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If you ask me, Caboki’s fibers are definitely worth it.

And if you don’t trust me – you can order a free sample and pay only the shipping taxes.

In this way, you can test the product for a couple of days and see if it’s suitable for your hair or not.

Now – if you’re looking for a hair loss solution, it’s not worth it:

• doesn’t decrease shedding
• not effective as a hair growth boost

In this case – supplements are the best solution, for an ever lower price.

But if you’re interested in a fast aesthetic solution – Caboki is one of my top recommendations.

 

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#6 – Where To Find It (10 out of 10)

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Fortunately, Caboki’s fibers are available in many retailers – including:

• Amazon
• Ebay
• Other cosmetic retailers
• Online pharmacies

However, my top recommendation remains its official website:

1. Lowest prices overall (with sales very often).
2. You can buy several monthly supplies at one (with a discount).
3. More products available than on Amazon.
4. You can get a free sample for your first order.
5. There’s an auto-shipping program.

Now – if Amazon is the most comfortable option for you, you can also get Caboki from there.

Bur if you want to get the best price, choose the official website.

It’s a better choice on the long term.

 

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#7 – FAQs

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Next up – I will try to answer the top questions you might have about these fibers.

Note: I might repeat something I already mentioned, but it’s easier to spot here.

1. How often you should apply it?

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According to the directions – once every 2-3 days.

The fibers are designed to stay in the hair until the next wash.

So there’s no need to apply the product daily or remove it at night.

2. How long lasts one bottle?

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It depends on the sizing you choose:

• travel size lasts 8-14 days
• 16 gram size lasts 25-40 days
• 30 gram size lasts 50-90 days

3. Can I use it while taking other drugs/supplements?

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Definitely – as Caboki isn’t an actual drug, there’s no risk of interaction with something else.

Plus, you only apply it on your scalp. So it can’t possibly affect your body.

4. Are there any side effects?

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I found a few previous customers complaining about:

• rashes and skin irritation
• increased hair loss
• itchy scalp

Out of these, it’s the worsened hair loss that seems the most severe.

But don’t worry – side effects aren’t very common in hair fibers, so you’re quite safe.

5. How fast should I notice a change?

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Immediately after applying the product. 

That’s one of the best things about hair fibers – you can see the difference within minutes.

6. How long it takes the apply the product?

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It might take a little longer until you get used to it.

But normally – it shouldn’t take more than 1-2 minutes, which makes it super comfortable.

7. Is it water and wind resistant?

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According to its official website – the fibers bond to the actual hair.

This means they’re not going to fall out during wind or rain – not even if you wash your hair (unless with shampoo).

 

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#8 – Final Conclusions

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Here’s how I would sum up my opinion on Caboki fibers (in 3 ideas).

#1 – Natural Ingredients

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Actually – it’s one of the few brands I know with this kind of formula:

• fibers extracted from cotton plant and minerals
• no additives and preservatives
• herbal ingredients

So if you’re interested in organic products, Caboki is the closest (among hair fibers).

#2 – Works Instantly

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That’s a major advantage of this kind of products:

• you can apply them in 1-2 minutes
• results are visible instantly

Plus – Caboki lasts longer than most hair fibers.

You don’t need to remove them at night – only when you wash your hair.

#3 – Not A Hair Loss Remedy

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That’s something crucial to keep in mind.

Hair fibers only have an aesthetic purpose – they can’t improve hair loss at all.

In fact – some users claim they actually worsen it a bit.

But these are mostly rumors. And most users never experience changes in hair loss.

 

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My Verdict – Is Caboki A Scam?

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Short answer: Definitely not – it’s a great product.

Actually, it’s one of my top recommendations when it comes to hair fibers:

1. One of the few based on natural ingredients.
2. Lasts longer than most (until the next wash).
3. Good price for the quality.
4. You can get a free first sample (enough for 8-14 days).

Now – it’s not the very best product in terms of effect (according to customer reviews).

But I would definitely rate it as one of the best.

However, I don’t recommend it in several cases:

• You have a completely bald scalp
• You want to grow your hair faster
• As a hair loss remedy

Basically – it doesn’t decrease hair shedding at all. It can actually worsen it (but only in rare cases).

So if you’re looking for the best product for hair loss/growth – my advice is to go for a supplement called Folexin:

• lowest price among all quality products
• excellent formula overall
• works pretty fast (2-3 months, sometimes even 1)
• treats the actual cause of hair loss, not just the symptoms

I’m actually using this product on a constant basis and I don’t know anything better.

That’s the main reason why it’s my top pick for anything that involves shedding or hair growth.