Item no.
E3226
Age
From 3 Years
Parts
22
Stylish Barber Playset
Unleash your child’s inner hairstylist with the Snip & Style Hair Salon Kit! Featuring realistic tools like an electric clipper with sound effects, scissors and DIY felt hair, this playset inspires creativity and imaginative role-play. Perfect for building motor skills, confidence and social interaction, all while making haircuts a fun experience.
- Encourages hairstyling creativity with realistic tools and imaginative play
- Features realistic tools like clipper and scissors
- DIY felt hair encourages imaginative role-play
- Builds motor skills and boosts confidence
- Includes storage bag for easy organisation
- Safe design with rounded edges for worry-free play
Complete the set
- Tested to EN 71 toy safety
- Educational learning toys
- Developed with educators since 1986
Thoughtful design
Thoughtfully designed for play
Learning through play
What your child develops through play
Play tip
Encourage children to pretend they're professional hairstylists, using the comb and brush to style the DIY felt hair. Create different hairstyles and use the scissors for safe, pretend haircuts. Have fun with the electric hair clipper that has sound effects to add realism to their play.
The facts
Specifications & service
Specifications
Title
Stylish Barber Playset
Product number
E3226
Age Group
From 3 Years
Number of Parts
22
Battery Included
Nein
Number of Batteries
2
Size
24 x 20 x 5 cm
Weight
0.5 kg
Material
Plywood, Beech, Schima, ABS, PMMA, Cotton, Felt, Oxford fabric, Paper
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Frequently asked questions
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Write to usFrom what age is it suitable?
Our age recommendation: From 3 Years.
How many parts are included?
The set includes 22 parts.
What is it made of?
Materials used: Plywood, Beech, Schima, ABS, PMMA, Cotton, Felt, Oxford fabric, Paper.
Does it need batteries?
Yes, it needs 2 × AAA batteries. Batteries are not included.
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