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A barber could camouflage a client’s protruding occipital with:
Longer lengths in occipital area
A cutting technique used to define the perimeter hairline of the haircut is called:
Outlining
A higher line of inclination creases:
Loss weight in the occipital area
A product used to kill certain bacteria, fungus and viruses is an:
Approved EPA-registered disinfectant spray
A technique performed by gliding the open shears along the surface of the hair is:
Slicing
A very short version of graduation, in which lengths increase from shortest along the hairline to longer toward the interior is known as:
Gradation
A well-balanced cut that positions the shortest lengths at the nape ad side perimeter hairline, and gets progressively longer toward the crown and top of the head is called an:
Taper
An area that defines a progression of lengths and the amount of transparency achieved is called a:
Zone
An ultra-short version of gradation with a high degree of transparency and skin exposure all around the hairline is known as an:
Fade
Barbers use taper shears with the overcomb technique to achieve all of the following results EXCEPT:
Increase weight in the cut
Before cutting a fade technique: determine the type of fade, the direction of the fade and clarify the degree of:
Transparency
Creating a transition above the parietal ridge or upper crest results in:
More shade around the head
Cutting the longest zone length first and working to the shorter is known as fading downward or:
Reverse fading
During a fade procedure of what point does the transition from faded lengths move to interior lengths?
At the crest area
During the Consult service essential the barber:
Analyze clients wants and needs
During which service essential does the barber establish rapport and build credibility with each client?
Connect
Electric clippers using trimmers general types of motors, which include all of the following motors EXCEPT:
Convectional
Excessive pressure when using trimmers or outliners can cause all of the following results EXCEPT:
Smooth skin
Fine texture hair can be texturized moderately as close as:
1/2” (1.25 cm) from the scalp
Form or shape components are more likely to be cut using what kind of techniques?
Off-scalp techniques
From which area of the head should you avoid thinning the hair?
Hairline
Gradation is sometimes called:
Tapering
Hair is controlled with a comb and cut with the taper shears when performing:
Taper-shear-over-comb
How does a compressed fade differ from a stretched fade?
Appearance of more weight in the compressed fade
If a barber wants to create a clean, blunt edge or line when cutting hair, which of the following tools would be recommended?
Shears
In a tapered cut or fade, shade is the area found in the:
Side and exterior areas
In barbering, what does transparency mean?
Illusion of lighter hair color
In fade cuts, the proportion of form to shade is determined by various factors including the fade desired, hair length, texture and density and:
Head shape
Low fades generally extend from:
Below the peak point to below the occipital
Magnetic motors are also know as:
Vibratory motors
Medium texture hair should be texturized:
1” (2.5 cm) away from the scalp
Outlining in front, around and then behind the ear is referred to as:
Arching
Placement of shade effects in the area above the temple or peak point, through and above the crest would be referred to as high gradation or:
High fade
Which of the following steps would occur first during a fade procedure?
Analyze hair texture, density, recessed area and growth patterns
Which of the following steps would occur last during is tapered cut procedure?
Cross-check for accuracy balance
Which tapered cut is often considered the “classic” taper?
Mid tapered cut
