SHAVING

1. How should the client’s skin be kept during the shave

• a. Cold
• b. Dry
• c. Moist
• d. Wet

2. What is the purpose of the second-time-over shave?

• a. To shave against the grain
• b. To apply more shaving cream
• c. To remove any remaining hair after the first shave
• d. To prepare the face for finishing steps

3. How should the razor be held for haircutting?

• a. Thumb and first two fingers on the shanks
• b. Thumb at the bottom and fingers at the top of the shank
• c. Thumb at the top and fingers under the shank
• d. Thumb and little finger on the tang

4. How many positions are used in facial shaving?

• a. Three
• b. Two
• c. Four
• d. Five

5. How is the size of a razor measured?

• a. By the length and width of the handle
• b. By the weight of the razor
• c. By the length and width of the blade
• d. By the radius of the blade

6. What does a barber need to check for before beginning a neck shave?

• a. The sharpness of the razor
• b.. Skin conditions like moles, warts, or hypertrophiesption
• c. The client’s preference for shaving cream
• d. The length of the client’s neck hair

7. What type of straight razors are used in barbering?

• a. Electric and safety razors
• b. Double-edged and single-edged razors
• c. Changeable-blade and conventional razors
• d. Single-use and safety razors

8. What are the two main materials used to manufacture a strop?

• a. Synthetic and combination
• b. Metal and plastic
• c. Cowhide and horsehide
• d. Diamond and emerald

9. How should a hone be cared for?

• a. Soaked in water after each use
• b. Stored in a humid environment
• c. Cleaned and dried after use
• d. Used with heavy pressure

10. Why must barbers deeply understand razors and shaving?

• a. To offer a high-quality shaving service
• b. To ensure the barber’s safety
• c. To speed up the shaving process
• d. To lessen the shave’s discomfort