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Question 1

Fist- time-over-shave

Answer 1

The fist part of a standard shave consisting of the shaving 14 areas of the face; followed by the second -time -over- shave to remove residual missed or rough spots.

Question 2

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Answer 2

The FDA enforces the rules and regulations associated with food, drugs, and cosmetic product purchased and used by the public.

Question 3

Franchise

Answer 3

A business ownership in which there is a brand name recognition, support, group purchasing, and ongoing training for owner and staff.

Question 4

Freehand Clipper Cutting

Answer 4

A process generally interpreted to mean that guards are not being used in the cutting process.

Question 5

Freehand Position/ Stroke

Answer 5

The razor position and strokes used in 6 of 14 shaving areas; number 1, 3, 4, 8, 11 and 12.

Question 6

Freehand Shear Cutting

Answer 6

Cutting with shears without the use of fingers or a comb to control the hair.

Question 7

Freehand Slicing

Answer 7

A method of removing bulk from a hair section with the shears.

Question 8

Friction

Answer 8

A deep rubbing movement-requiring pressure on the skin with the fingers or palm while moving it over an underlying structure.

Question 9

Frontal Artery

Answer 9

The artery that supplies blood to the forehead and upper eyelids.

Question 10

Frontal Bone

Answer 10

The bone that forms the forehead.