TwoWin 24 inch hairdressing training head 🧑🎤
Description:
This cosmetology manikin head is designed for practising a wide range of salon techniques, from straightening and curling to perming and braiding. Ideal for students and hobbyists who need a realistic practice model, this 24 inch training head combines predominantly natural hair with a secure clamp and starter accessories for styling sessions.
Key Points
The manikin features long, mostly natural hair that allows heat styling and chemical practice according to the manufacturer. It comes with a clamp stand for bench mounting and a small pack of accessories intended to help with braiding and basic styling. The hair tone is a natural blonde that suits demonstration and learning environments. Consider that some initial hair loss can occur during the first few uses, so comb gently and start with a wide-tooth comb to reduce shedding. ✂️
Technical Specifications
- Name: TwoWin Hairdressing Training Head
- Hair content: 80% real hair, according to the manufacturer
- Hair length: 24 inch
- Colour: Blonde
- Included accessories: clamp stand and braiding tools (pole stand not included)
- Suitable for: straightening, curling, perming, cutting practice
Benefits
Hands-on practice with near-natural hair texture helps build confidence when learning thermal styling and basic cutting. The long length gives room to experiment with updos, layering and sectioning techniques, and it allows students to follow step-by-step tutorials without repeatedly resetting the model. The supplied clamp makes bench mounting straightforward, which helps keep the head steady during precision work. 😊
Usage Recommendations
Start by securing the clamp to a stable surface and tighten the mount carefully before attaching the head. When detangling, use a wide-tooth comb and brush gently from the ends toward the roots to reduce pull-out. For heat work, check tool temperature settings and perform a small test on an inconspicuous section first, as the presence of synthetic fibres mixed with real hair can affect heat tolerance. Keep styling sessions short at first and avoid aggressive tugging during braiding to preserve the hair for longer practice life.
