Chapter 12
Massage movement is a light, continuous stroking movement applied with the fingers and palms
What is Effleurage?
Products that contain up to 35 percent and are used to remove oil accumulation on oily and acne prone skin are called
What are Astringents?
A gliding stroke directed toward the barber with the razor is known as a
What is Backhand stroke?
When using a razor to shape and detail a mustache, it is recommended to apply what beforehand
What is Shaving cream/gel?
In haircutting terminology, vertical lines are used to create
What is length and height?
The muscle that covers the back of the neck and allows movement of the shoulders is the
What is the Trapezius?
The use of a positive pole (anode) to introduce an acid ph product into the skin is known as
What is Cataphoresis?
The shaving movement from the angle of the mouth toward the point of the chin is performed with a
What is Freehand stroke?
The application of a neck strip between the client's skin and the drape is a requirement of every state's barber laws, rules, and regulations to ensure
What is Sanitation/Hygiene?
Mustache and beard design should depend heavily on the client’s facial features and hair
What is growth pattern?
A point on the skin where pressure or stimulation will cause contraction of the muscle
What is the motor point?
When preparing a client's beard for shaving the primary actions are steaming and
What is applying lathering cream /gel?
The correct angle of cutting with a straight razor relative to the skin surface is approximately
What is 30 degrees?
Clippers-over-comb and freehand cutting are two common methods for achieving
What is tapering or blending?
This facial profile is characterized by a receding forehead and a chin that tends to jut forward
What is Angular/ Concave?
Most stimulating form of massage that consists of tapping, slapping,or hacking movements
What is Percussion or Tapotement?
Hot towels should not be used on skin that is
What is sensitive or inflamed?
The reverse backhand stroke is primarily used for which area of the shave
What is the neck?
The technique used to build a soft cushion or mesh two or more curl patterns together for a uniform, smooth comb-out is known as
What is Teasing /Backcombing?
The heaviest perimeter area of a 0-degree or 45-degree cut is known as the
What is the weight line?
The main sources of blood supply to the head, face, and neck are the
What is the common carotid arteries?
When cutting hair with a razor, the hair must be kept in a ________ condition to prevent damage to the hair cuticle and dulling of the razor
What is Damp/Moist?
The most common type of hair that develops ingrown hairs (pseudofolliculitis barbae) is
What is Curly or Coiled hair?
A guideline that moves as the haircutting progresses is called a
What is traveling guide?
Before beginning any haircutting service, a thorough ________ is necessary to determine the client's wants and needs
What is client consultation?