• The "Structure-Saving" Hydration Routine: As a pro, treat this head like a premium hair extension! Since the hair on a training head receives no natural oils from a scalp, apply a deep conditioning mask every third wash to prevent dryness and breakage during razor or scissor work.
• Temperature Awareness in Styling: Although 100% Indian hair is highly resilient, do not exceed 180°C during professional styling. Slower, controlled heat delivery creates longer-lasting curls without stripping the hair of its natural shine.
• Precision Sectioning for Razor Cutting: When working with the Feather Short Cutter or standard razors on this head, use thinner sections due to the natural hair density. Strictly follow the "Wet Rule": dripping wet hair protects the cuticle of the training head strands.
• Color Correction Training: Take advantage of the natural level 5 depth to practice modern lifting techniques. As a pro, you can test freehand balayage blends using lower volume developers (e.g., 3% or 6%), perfectly modeling how natural Indian hair transitions through underlying red-orange pigments.

• Mounting: Secure the training head tightly onto a stable desk clamp or tripod stand to ensure it does not move during styling.
• First Wash: Before initial use, it is recommended to wash the hair with a mild shampoo and conditioner to remove the factory protective coating.
• Heat Styling: Feel free to use professional tools for drying, straightening, or curling, but applying a heat protectant is advised to prolong the hair's lifespan.
• Chemical Treatments: Before coloring or bleaching, always perform a strand test on a thin section at the back to monitor processing time and pigment development on the level 3 base.

Manufacturer and distributor:
Alveola Ltd.
Hungary, 1143 Budapest Gizella street 28/a
Tel: +36 1251 2270
information [at]alveola.com