BEN

CLEANING AND CARE:
Wash the hair of your training head in the direction of fall with a non-alkaline shampoo and lukewarm water. Avoid strong pulling and rubbing - the hair was implanted by hand and must be handled with care to avoid tangling. Rinse out the shampoo residue thoroughly and then treat the hair with a conditioner or finishing treatment. Comb through the hair with a wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends to the roots and squeeze out any residual moisture with a towel. When combing through, slight hair loss is harmless.

CHEMICAL TREATMENTS:
Please note that the hair from your training head may already have been chemically treated. Our training heads with human hair (goat, yak, horse hair are also clearly defined and labeled by us) may differ in result from those with 100% human hair. Test strands are recommended to get a preview of the results of chemical treatments.

COLORATION:
The hair on our training heads can be dyed with all common hair dyes and direct dyes. Protect the skin of your training head from color by using a skin protection cream and carefully covering the contour area. If color does get on your skin, please remove it immediately. The use of heating devices in conjunction with oxidative dyes should be avoided.

TRAINING:
The training heads can be treated with any commercially available shaping product. Use products that are recommended for colored and damaged hair. Chemical reshaping of training heads with lightened and extra long hair is not recommended. Our training heads with mixed hair are not suitable for reshaping.

MIXED HAIR:
A maximum temperature of 120° Celsius is recommended for styling your training head with mixed hair. Training heads with mixed hair can be dyed darker to a certain extent.