Shaving Methods Assessment 10647 Flashcards
1.1 Different shave outcomes
- Full Shave
- Shave leaving the moustache
- Shave leaving part of the beard
FULL SHAVE
Shaving all points or posts of the face Clean
SHAVE LEAVING THE MOUSTACHE
shaving all points of the face Clean leaving the moustache
SHAVE LEAVING PART OF THE BEARD
Shave all the points of the face Clean leaving part of the beard
1.3 - Describe the legislative requirements that must be adhered to when wet shaving a client.
General sanitation and safety precautions of shaving
- Always sanitize tools BEFORE and AFTER using
- Once the client is seated, adjust and lock the chair in place
- Always observe hair growth pattern
- Heavy beard growth requires more care
- Lather against the grain to place hair
- Hand that’s not shaving use it to
stretch the skin - Any infections don’t shave
- Curly hair requires special care
- When small cuts and nicks with a cotton bud and apply Styptic powder or liquid
- Always keep skin moist
1.2 - Describe the different types of Skin irregularities in terms of how they could wdfext the shaving process.
Skin tags
Lumps, bumps, scars
Broken skin pimples
Facial features, shapes, nose, mouth, jaw, chin
Loose skin
2.2 - Describe the principles of holding and using a cut throat razor.
(Four standard shaving positions and strokes)
The correct angle of cutting the beard worth a straight razor is called the cutting stroke.
To achieve the best cutting stroke, the razor must glide over the surface at an angle with the grain of the hair.
It should be drawn in a flat movement with the point of razor in the lead
Shaving brush
Remove hair brush work brush cleaner. Wash in warm soapy water. Dip into sterilizing antiseptic disinfectant solution for 15 mins.
Dry on a paper towel
Stand on end until dry sore in a UVC - ultraviolet cabinet
Razor - cleaning
Remove blade in sharps bin
Remove and hair from cut throat and dip in sterilizing solution
Always put a new blade in front of client.
Do not cut anyone with skin disease
Prep for shave
- Steam face that using hot towels to cleanse soon.. also softens skins and provides lubrication
- Lather the face to soften hair and gold upright position
2.5 - Describe the client’s comfort
- Seat client
- Ask client loosen collar, lay cape over the clothes
3.. cover headrest with towel - Lower adjust chair
- Ask if comfy
2.6 - Describe final actions - Finishing steps
- Apply after shave or moisturizer
- Apply cold or warm towel
- Apply toner or astringent
- Use towel and dry face (pat dry)
- Apply talcolm powder (soothes skin)
- Raise chair slowly
- Wipe all loose hair, lather powder
2.7 - Describe after shave products. After shave products
- Moisturizer or aftershave (prevents and treats dry skin) protects
- A toner or Styptic - astringent - a local acting haemostatic agent
2.4 - Describe the different types of shaves.
- The once over shave
- 2nd time over
- close Shave
THE ONCE OVER
Rough copy. First time over.
Shave a few strokes ACROSS the grain.
THE 2ND TIME-OVER SHAVE
2ND time over shave follows a regular shave to get rid of patches or uneven spots.
THE CLOSE SHAVE
Close shaving is the practice of shaving the beard AGAINST a the grain of the hair.
2.1 - Describe the 4 standard positions and strokes in terms of technique.
- Freehand P&S
- Backhand P&S
- Reverse freehand P&S
- Reverse backhand P&S
2.3 - Describe the 14 shaving areas
- Left sideburns FREEHAND down right sideburns
- Left side of cheek BACKHAND down right side of cheek
- Left upper lip FREEHAND down right upper lip
- Left side below jaw FREEHAND down right side below jaw
- Left side of neck BACKHAND down left sideburn
- Right upperlip BACKHAND down left sideburn
- Right sideburns FREEHAND down left side of cheek
- Right side of cheek. BACKHAND down left side of cheek
- Right side below jaw BACKHAND down left side below jaw
- Right side of neck REVERSE FREEHAND up Left side of neck
- Across chin R to L. FREEHAND across chin L to R
- Below chin FREEHAND or BACKHAND down below chin
- Middle of neck. REVERSE FREEHAND up middle of neck
- Lower lip REVERSE FREEHAND up lower lip
Freehand position and stroke
Take a razor in the right hand. Hold the handle of the razor between the third and fourth fingers, with the top of thy small finger resting in the tang of the razor.
