When I got this, my main goal for this product is to use it for my sides, and maybe a little in the middle to give a thicker appearance. My goal was achieve, but it really hard to show the improvement since the light condition affect how the improvement is seen via pictures. So even though I'm showing the before and after photos in a different light condition, please believe me when I say there was an improvement in overall appearance of my sides, and the goal was achieved. Below is the final review of Caboki as a hair loss concealer.

Claims
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.

Like
- Great concealer for thin spot
- Easy to apply
- Easy to wash
- Love how natural it looks
- No scent
- 100% Natural
- Comes in range of colors

Dislike
- Not a permanent solution
- Rubs off easily
- Have to avoid wearing light color clothes
- Expensive as heck
- Application time
- Can be very messy

Product Photo
The appearance of the product looks really nice, and the holes on the top help with the spreading of the product on your trouble spots.

Below is the Comparison
Like I was explaining above, the before and after is hard to show with the same lightening condition, but you can get a rough idea on the improvement below. I used very little, and the coverage was decent. Don't expect a miracle though, just an improvement in the over-all look of your thin spots.

Before - With Flash

After - With Flash
Different Lighting Condition
This where you can see the actual improvement.



This product hands down beat the black spray I use to use back in the days to cover up my fading sides while I was wearing my up-do styles with weaves. You think back then, when I was losing my sides due to weaves, braids, etc., I would have stop, but no I used to use a black hair spray to cover up my non existing sides. For the black woman out there that is trying to fit in to the norm of standard beauty, stop now while you can, it so not worth it.

I really like this product; it does a decent job of blending in and doesn't look fake. They are some downside of this product though, if you touch it, it will come on your hands every time. So it is not a semi-permanent solution, and I don't like the fact that I have to worry about people touching my hair, and them seeing the residue on their hands. Now I know you thinking that people shouldn't be touching your hair, but it not a just curiosity with whites or other race, blacks are doing it as well, and it annoying, but it can't be helped, so you have to brace yourself for it as your sisterlocks gets longer. Still... it does a decent job at covering up the thin stops, and I can't help but appreciate that fact and recommend it for ladies who are too embarrassed to wear their own hair up due to their thin sides.

I plan on using this only for up-do styles when I'm going out (special events), and when I want my sisterlocks looking the best it can be. It washes out easily which is a plus in my book. If you looking for cheaper version to test it out, you can try Toppik and HairUBuild. Don't know how long they will offer it, but you can also try the Coboki sample off their site like I did.