Beschreibung
A training head is not a prop. It is the surface a student learns tension on, and the difference between a head that holds a pin curl and one that sheds it into the sink decides whether practice translates into skill. This one is built with 70 percent real hair implanted strand by strand along a natural growth pattern, so it behaves like a client's hair under heat, under tension, and under a comb.
The remaining 30 percent is a heat-tolerant synthetic blended through the crown and nape, where tension is highest and where cheap heads fail first. The result is a head that takes a blow-dry at 180 degrees, holds a roller set overnight, and survives repeated backcombing without the matting that turns a practice session into a salvage job. Density is set to a realistic medium-thick client rather than the sparse standard that makes students over-compensate with product.
The face is moulded with defined features and a stable neck joint, so a head can be clamped to a tripod or a table stand without rotating mid-cut. Colours span the natural range from deep brown through 613 blonde, in both made-up and bare-face versions. The made-up versions exist for portfolio and examination work, where the finished look has to be photographed rather than just assessed.
Every head is hand-implanted, which is why the hairline at the front reads as a hairline instead of a stitched seam. That detail matters more than any spec sheet: the front hairline is where a student learns to place a section, and a false one teaches the wrong instinct.
You cannot learn tension on a head that has none.
What Makes It Different
- ✦70 percent real hair, hand-implanted along a natural growth pattern
- ✦Heat-tolerant synthetic blended at crown and nape for high-tension work
- ✦Takes blow-dry heat to 180 degrees, roller sets and backcombing
- ✦Realistic medium-thick density instead of sparse training-head standard
- ✦Defined moulded features and a stable neck joint for clamp or tripod mounting
- ✦Natural front hairline, no stitched seam at the parting
- ✦Available with or without makeup for portfolio and exam work
Technical Specifications
- Hair Content70 percent real hair, 30 percent heat-tolerant synthetic
- ImplantationHand-implanted, natural growth pattern
- Heat ToleranceUp to 180 degrees Celsius on styled sections
- DensityMedium-thick, realistic client standard
- Head LengthApprox. 28 cm, shoulder-length hair
- ColoursNatural brown range through 613 blonde
- VersionsWith makeup and without makeup
- MountingStable neck joint, clamp or tripod compatible
- UseCutting, colouring, styling, updo and extension practice
- CareDetangle with wide-tooth comb, wash gentle, air dry on stand
Where It Earns Its Place
Cosmetology schools running a cutting module. Salon apprentices practising a bridal updo before a real client sits in the chair. Examiners who need a standard surface so candidates are judged on technique rather than on the head they happened to bring. Freelancers building a portfolio of styles that no client will volunteer their own hair for. In each case the requirement is the same: a head that reacts the way a person does.
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Questions Buyers Actually Ask
Q: Can I use heat tools directly on the hair?
Yes, up to about 180 degrees on the real-hair sections. Keep the tool moving over the blended synthetic at the crown, as you would on a real client.
Q: Can the head be dyed?
The real-hair sections accept colour. Treat it like a client's hair, patch test first, and expect the synthetic blend to take tone differently.
Q: Is it suitable for cutting practice?
Yes. Medium-thick density and a natural growth pattern make it appropriate for layered cuts and sectioning drills.
Q: How does it mount to a stand?
The neck joint clamps to a standard head stand or tripod. It holds position during cutting without rotating under pressure.
Q: What is the difference between the made-up and bare versions?
The made-up version is finished for photography, portfolio and exam presentation. The bare version is for technical work where product and makeup would get in the way.
Q: How long does it last?
With regular detangling and gentle washing, the real-hair sections hold up across months of practice. Expect the blended synthetic at the nape to be the first area to need replacing.
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