If used too thickly the sprays to cover baldness can make existing hair feel stiff and rigid, the color may not perfectly match in, but some like the 3 minute dry time and it's water proof nature - but washes off with shampoo.

The average user rating for this "Top Coverage" product is about 7 out of 10, indicating most users are generally happy with what this spray to cover baldness does.

After using a spray to cover / color your balding patches, you may then need to use a hair spray to keep your hair in place, so as to keep the 'painted' area better concealed.

Remember, if you don't comb your hair over that area the spray to cover baldness was applied to, people will quickly see that it is just a a bald spot with 'paint' on it, which could prove quite embarrassing.

A natural hair spray to do the job of keeping the hair over the balding or bald spot.

A natural hair spray: Combine one cut lemon with two cups of water. Continue to boil until only 1 cup of water remains, (this should take a while,) and wait for it to cool.

Place liquid in a spray bottle, (you can find them at most stores,) and keep in your refrigerator.

If it becomes too sticky, add more water.

Adding an ounce of alcohol as a preservative, allows this spray to be kept for at about two weeks un-refrigerated, and a significantly longer time refrigerated.

Otherwise just buy a hair spray to keep your hair in place over your balding or hair loss areas

A hair spray or spritz is the most common final product on hair.

No matter what hair style you are sporting, a firm or gentle hold spray will be the best -- firm for longer hair, and gentle for shorter hairs and curls.

Always try new products: you may find that by changing hair sprays you'll get results you've never dreamed of.

Never overuse a hair spray though, as this may distract viewers from the natural beauty of your hair. Everything in moderation.

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Baldness and premature hair loss can be caused by genetics and therefore run in a family

Male pattern baldness can happen to male teenagers as well as to men.

Females are at risk of developing hair loss and female baldness, due to hormonal changes, such as with giving birth, or getting pregnant.

After age 30, hair loss and baldness in both men and women is to be expected.

After age 40, males will typically show signs of male pattern baldness and females will normally start seeing their hair thinning out.

Always remember, before acting on any information you find here or on any of our web sites, check with your health professional about whether the information is suitable for you.