Barbering Techniques and Procedures

This video tutorial guides viewers through a professional barber shave examination. It covers the initial setup, client preparation, face preparation, and detailed shaving techniques. The tutorial emphasizes sanitation and proper technique, including freehand, backhand, and reverse freehand strokes. It concludes with post-shave cleanup and skin care.

What is the first step in setting up for the barber examination?

• Prepare the client's face

• Apply shaving cream

• Remove the State Board bag from the kit

• Sanitize the workstation

How should the chemical drape be placed on the client?

• Tightly around the neck

• Directly on the skin

• Over the client's head

• Loosely across the chest without touching the skin

What should you do before applying shaving cream to the client's face?

• Remove the drape

• Sanitize your hands

• Apply skin tonic

• Wet the towel

What is the purpose of using a warm towel on the client's face?

• To dry the face

• To soften the skin and remove lather

• To cool the skin

• To apply shaving cream

Which stroke is demonstrated first during the shaving demonstration?

• Backhand stroke

• Reverse freehand stroke

• Freehand stroke

• Underhand stroke

What angle should the razor be held at during the freehand stroke?

• 90 degrees

• 60 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 30 degrees

What should be done after completing the shave?

• Apply shaving cream again

• Leave the workstation as is

• Dispose of the towel and sanitize hands

• Reapply the drape

What is the final step after removing all traces of lather from the client's face?

• Leave the client as is

• Apply skin tonic and lotion

• Reapply shaving cream

• Perform another shave

How should the workstation be left after the shave is complete?

• With all supplies left out

• With the drape still on the client

• Sanitized and clean

• With used towels on the floor

What should be done with the draping after the shave is complete?

• Hang it to dry

• Fold it neatly

• Dispose of it

• Leave it on the client