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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