Training head recommendations

[Lulunz]

Hi, looking for a long hair training head to practice up dos.

Any recommendations?

 

[cmsuper]

I got mine from sally beauty

 

[AcidPerm]

For long hair up do’s, in my experience you’re best getting a decent quality block as the cheaper ones have less density of hair and it gets very wispy at the ends.

I recommend heads by pivot point or Sibel as the better quality brands. Also, make sure they are 100% human hair because you don’t want them melting if you’re using heated tools.

https://www.salonsdirect.com/hair/salon-essentials/education
https://www.coolblades.co.uk/student-shop/training-heads-stands/

 

[Lulunz]

For long hair up do’s, in my experience you’re best getting a decent quality block as the cheaper ones have less density of hair and it gets very wispy at the ends.

I recommend heads by pivot point or Sibel as the better quality brands. Also, make sure they are 100% human hair because you don’t want them melting if you’re using heated tools.

https://www.salonsdirect.com/hair/salon-essentials/education
https://www.coolblades.co.uk/student-shop/training-heads-stands/

Thanks for the replies. I’ve narrowed it down to a pivot point or the Patrick Cameron training head [emoji4]

 

[AcidPerm]

Have you been following his free Monday classes? They’re very good.

 

[Lulunz]

Have you been following his free Monday classes? They’re very good.

Yes I have, he’s very inspiring [emoji7]

 

[Jemma1919]

Make sure it 100% human hair, I got one and she melted!! lol

 

[AcidPerm]

Make sure it 100% human hair, I got one and she melted!! lol

One of the students on my level 2 bought a cheap head and the hair disintegrated when she was practising foiling it.