ch 13 shaving and facial hair design

individual variables that must be considered before performing a shave do not include

• hair texture

• product sensitivity

• hair growth patterns

• haircolor

all of the following may cause ingrown hairs except

• excessively close shaving

• shear cutting

• excessive pressure

• improper use of tweezers, razor, or trimmers

the correct angle of cutting the beard with a straight razor is called the

• freehand stroke

• backhand stroke

• cutting stroke

• reverse freehand stroke

to achieve the proper cutting stroke, the razor must glide over the surface at an angle

• against the grain of hair

• with the grain of the hair

• across the grain of the hair

• diagonal to the grain of the hair

the number of razor positions and strokes in facial shaving is

• two

• three

• four

• five

some states may prohibit the use of

• changeable-blade straight

• conventional straight razors

• disposable razor blades

• razor shapers

a gliding stroke is directed

• backward

• upward

• sideways

• diagnally

the reverse freehand stroke is used only for shaving

• sideburns

• the neck

• front hairline

• nape area

steaming helps to ___ the hair cuticle and stimulate______

• tighten, hair growth

• loosen, hair follicles

• close, nerve endings

• soften, oil glands

preparing the face for shaving involves _______ and ______

• lathering and steaming

• steaming and a facial

• lathering and finishing

• steaming and shaving