Daniel training head with beard

Hair Length

The specified hair length on training heads can sometimes be misleading, as different suppliers use different measurement methods. Using diagrams, we present the 3 most common methods worldwide:

1. In the first method, length is measured from the front hairline over the crown to the nape.
2. In the second method, length is measured from the crown down to the longest tip in natural fall.
3. In the third method, actual lengths at multiple head points are recorded. The final value refers to the longest hair and is measured at a 90° angle.

How do we measure hair length?
We use both method 2 and method 3 to ensure transparency. We always indicate the method used and provide total or detailed lengths. Diagrams clearly show the structure and length positioning across the head.

Hair Color

We follow internationally recognized hairdressing color codes.
Our training heads are available in the following shades:

• Black (tone 1)
• Dark Brown (tone 2)
• Medium Brown (tone 5)
• Dark Blonde (tone 7)
• Golden Blonde (tone 9)
• Light Blonde (tone 11)
• Grey
• White

Hair Density

Density refers to the number of hair implantation holes per cm². To meet different training needs and price ranges, our heads are available in these versions:

• Standard: approx. 200–230 hairs per cm²
  Increased: over 230 hairs per cm²

• Reduced: approx. 150–200 hairs per cm²

Images are symbolic and for illustrative purposes only.

Chinese Human Hair

With a round diameter ranging from 0.12 to 0.20 mm, Chinese human hair is 3 to 5 times thicker than oval-shaped European hair.

It is primarily available in natural shades ranging from black to dark brown and lacks a natural wave. Chinese human hair is the most affordable type of human hair, yet still suitable for most training applications.

In our training heads with Chinese human hair, we deliberately preserve the cuticle layer. The hair is gently lightened through a slow process and then dyed to the desired color.

Head Size

In Europe, the average female head circumference ranges from 54–56 cm. Men’s heads tend to be slightly larger. We offer different head sizes to suit your training needs:

• ~49.5 cm / 19.5 inches
• ~50.5 cm / 20.0 inches
• ~52 cm / 20.5 inches
• ~54 cm / 21.2 inches
  

SlipOn system:
~53 cm / 20.8 inches

Heads with shoulders:
~55 cm / 21.6 inches

Measured around the hairline: starting just below the front hairline, over the ears and the back of the head, and back to the front.

Ethical Code

• No child labor
• No forced or bonded labor