Training head with forward-implanted light brown human hair, 20–30 cm Jeanne
Forward-implanted human hair lets you practise cutting with the natural direction of fall in mind. The light brown shade and 20–30 cm length make partings visible and changes to shorter shapes easier to assess.
Cutting lessons require control of parting, strand elevation and length. Human hair allows you to practise these steps, while implantation direction determines the strands' initial position.
ORIGINAL BEST BUY Jeanne is a human-hair training head for developing hairdressing skills. Forward implantation helps practise strand-direction control and shaping with human hair.
Training head: key features
- 100% human hair for practical training in cutting and styling techniques.
- Light brown hair distinguishes this model variant.
- Hair density of 140–170 hairs/cm² helps you compare the amount of hair on training heads.
- Forward implantation provides a defined strand direction for sectioning and styling practice.
- Suitable for hairdressing lessons and technique demonstrations.
Design and practical benefits
The Jeanne head has 100% human hair at a density of 140–170 hairs/cm². The stated 20–30 cm length suits basic cutting and styling training. Forward implantation differs from Emeline, allowing instructors to select a head for the learning task.
Choosing for the task
When choosing a Jeanne training head, consider hair type, colour and implantation direction. Density, expressed in hairs per cm², describes the amount of hair, while implantation direction indicates the initial strand position during sectioning and styling.
How to use
- Secure the head on a suitable training-head holder and check that it remains stable during use.
- Gently detangle the hair, working upwards from the ends. Section off the area needed for the task and keep the remaining hair out of the way.
- Work with individual strands and check the shape after each step. Gently comb out the hair after the lesson.
After lessons, gently detangle from the ends and arrange the hair without pulling excessively at the implantation points. Remove the head from its holder by gripping the head itself rather than pulling the hair.
Technical specifications
- Brand: ORIGINAL BEST BUY
- Model / range: Jeanne
- Hair type: 100% human hair
- Hair colour: light brown hair
- Hair length: 20–30 cm
- Hair density: 140–170 hairs/cm²
- Implantation direction: forward
- EAN / GTIN: 5412058301049
Product background
Forward implantation helps practise strand-direction control and shaping with human hair.
Hairdressing skills develop through working with individual strands: sectioning, holding them in the chosen direction and integrating them into the overall shape. A training head makes it possible to practise these steps while focusing on a specific learning task. Hair type, colour and implantation direction help you choose a suitable model and prepare a clearly defined working area.
The emphasis is on the process: combing, sectioning and gradually creating the intended shape. This supports hairdressing training, where it is important to observe your movements and their effect on the hair. The chosen model serves as a base for specific learning tasks as well as hairstyle demonstrations.
Who is it for?
Suitable for hairdressing lessons, individual technique practice and instructor demonstrations.
Related ORIGINAL BEST BUY products
- ORIGINAL BEST BUY Emeline offers dark brown human hair with the same stated length and density but classic backward implantation.
Frequently asked questions
Does this training head have human hair?
Yes, this model has 100% human hair.
What colour is this model's hair?
This model has light brown hair.
What is the hair density?
Hair density is 140–170 hairs per cm².
- Hair length
- 20-30cm
- Hair colors
- Light brown
- Usage
- For cutting and styling
- Material
- Natural hair 100%
About ORIGINAL BEST BUY
ORIGINAL BEST BUY is a brand from the Belgian company Sinelco, offering electrical hairdressing tools, professional equipment and salon furniture. Its focus is on hairdressers and beauty professionals looking for practical tools while managing their equipment budget. Choosing a product starts with the job it needs to do: drying hair, straightening sections, creating curls or equipping a workstation.
What is ORIGINAL BEST BUY known for?
When choosing from the range, focus on the functions you use in your daily work. When comparing appliances, consider the controls, dimensions, grip and included accessories alongside the power rating. These details help you choose a tool that suits the way you work, rather than relying on its model name or appearance alone.
Selected models use ceramic or ceramic and tourmaline working surfaces. Check the coating, temperature range and additional functions for the individual appliance. A straightener’s adjustable temperature and a dryer’s cold shot serve different stages of styling.
ORIGINAL BEST BUY products
DREOX for drying
DREOX and DREOX COMPACT are 2000 W hairdryers with an AC motor, three temperature settings, two speeds and a cold shot. Two concentrator nozzles are included. The compact version offers a shorter body. Check the exact model before buying a separate diffuser: the catalogue lists different diffusers for the two versions.
NEO NEOX for straightening
NEO NEOX hair straighteners have 100 mm long floating ceramic and tourmaline plates and a temperature adjustable from 150 to 230 °C. The three-metre swivel cord is worth considering when planning your workstation layout. Set the temperature according to the condition of the hair and the operating instructions; the maximum setting is not needed for every section.
WORLD PRO for curls
WORLD PRO curling tongs have a ceramic barrel and a spring clamp to hold the section. Different barrel diameters let you choose a tool for your intended curl size. These tongs heat to 200 °C and have a 2.5 m swivel cord. Check the exact diameter in the individual product description.
Who are these products for?
The range is aimed at hairdressers and salon owners expanding their equipment, as well as beauty professionals setting up a workstation. Start with the desired result and the functions required. Before buying, compare the technical specifications, included accessories and operating requirements against your expected workload and available space.
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