Summer is the wedding season of choice for many people, and as a stylist, you want to make sure you’re fully prepared to make your client’s big day as magical as possible. Since not all clients are blessed with a thick, full head of long locks, you probably have a whole list of tricks up your sleeve. Well, here’s something to add to that list that will make your job a lot easier: Toppik Hair Filler.
Celebrity hairstylist Cesar DeLeon Ramirez
This keratin microfiber product, sold exclusively at Ulta, is something that celebrity hair stylist Cesar DeLeon Ramirez, whose clientele includes Khloe Kardashian, Demi Lovato and Ciara, always has in his arsenal. “Toppik Hair Filler is such a versatile product…from blending tracks and wig hairlines, to creating fuller edges, to building the appearance of a thicker, fuller density of hair overall,” Ramirez says. “I love that I can use it in so many ways.”
Toppik Hair Filler is made of colored Keratin protein, the same protein that makes up your hair, ensuring a seamless and natural look. The fillers have a strong, natural static charge that creates a magnetic effect, tightly binding to even the finest strands of hair and providing long-lasting results. Toppik hair filler easily washes out with shampoo and works for all hair types and textures. It comes in four shades (black, dark brown, medium brown and medium blonde) to match your hair color.
According to Ramirez, the filler also works great with other styling products such as hairspray, prolonging and enhancing all-day wedding styles. “In my experience Toppik Hair Filler works well with everyday styling products and actually better in some cases,” he says. “The fibers stick to pomades and hairspray for a longer hold. When I don’t have my Toppik FiberHold Spray I use a light hold hair spray first, then I spray my Toppik Hair Filler, and then I finish with another light spray of hair spray to really lock it in.”
You can buy Toppik Hair Filler at Ulta, and follow Cesar DeLeon Ramirez on Instagram @cesar4styles.
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