Infection Control
This document is required by law for all products sold and includes safety information about products from the manufacturer, including hazardous ingredients, safe use and handling procedures, proper disposal guidelines, and precautions to reduce the risk of accidental harm or overexposure.
What are Safety Data Sheets (SDS)?
This country is credited with being the first to develop barbering as an art.
What is Greece?
It is a good practice to plan leisure time around commitments when developing this.
What is a schedule?
This style of comb is generally used for haircutting.
What is an all-purpose comb or styling comb?
This inner layer of the hair contains 80% of the hair's strength.
What is the cortex?
These workplace guidelines are published by the CDC, and require that the employer and the employee assume that all human blood and body fluids carry infections for bloodborne pathogens.
What are Standard Precautions?
The shaved patch on the crown of the head that distinguished clergymen of the Middle Ages was called this.
What is a tonsure?
Associating a common procedure with a rhyme is an example of this.
What is mnemonics?
This type of shear is used for blending hair ends, or to remove bulk or weight.
What are thinning or blending shears?
This styling technique is the process that occurs when coiled hair is allowed to develop in its natural state, without the use of combs, heat, or chemicals.
What is hairlocking?
This form of skin cancer is the most common and least severe type, and is characterized by light or pearly nodules.
What is Basal Cell Carcinoma?
They assisted monks and priests during surgery, performed bloodletting and minor surgery, administered herbs, and pulled teeth.
Who are barber-surgeons?
When doing this, it is important to listen closely.
What is taking notes?
This detachable clipper blade size produces the closest cut.
What is the 00000 blade?
This haircutting term means the hair is shifted away from its natural fall position and cut.
What is overdirection?
This type of follicle inflammation, often called "razor bumps" is caused by improper shaving and/or broken hair below the skin surface that grows into the sides of the follicle, where bacteria may develop pus and folliculitis.
What is Pseudofolliculitis barbae?
This state was the first to pass a barber’s license law in 1897.
What is Minnesota?
The impression you project through both your outward appearance and your conduct in the workplace is known as this.
What is your professional image?
This type of razor requires use of a hone and strop to maintain it's sharp edge.
What is a conventional straight razor?
The products needed for this chemical procedure are waving lotions, neutralizers, and sometimes activators.
What is a permanent wave?
To be approved for use a disinfectant's ___ must contain these 4 pieces of information: EPA registration number, Bactericidal, Virucidal, Fungicidal.
What is label?
America’s first barber school was located in this city.
What is Chicago?
One of the barber’s most important human relations skills is the ability to do this.
What is effectively communicate?
This machine may be used in facial or scalp massages to help clear up skin issues.
What is the high frequency machine?
This haircoloring product is sold in cream, oil, and powder form.
What is lightener?