The History of Barbering #1
The word barber is derived from the Latin word barba, meaning what?
Beard
Bacteria, viruses, and fungi are types of ______?
Organisms
The correct angle of cutting the beard with a straight razor is called?
Cutting stroke
To eliminate any guess work about the desired haircut or style perform a ________?
Client consultation
The four basic haircuts are?
Blunt, Graduated, Uniform-Layered, Long-Layered
The use of braiding frequently denoted status within the tribes of?
Africa
What registers all types of disinfectants sold, and used in the United States?
EPA
A gliding stroke directed toward the barber is used with what type of stroke?
Freehand stroke
The widest section of the head?
Parietal ridge
When cutting hair from one section to the next, always work with a?
Guide
In almost every culture, an individual's hairstyle indicated his or her?
Status
Chemical agents that can destroy most bacteria, fungi, and viruses on surfaces are?
Disinfectants
The number of shaving areas on the face?
Fourteen
Elevation is also known as?
Projection
The projection of the hair from the scalp will determine where the curl sits in relation to its______?
Base
In early times, the beard was considered by almost all nations to be a sign of?
Wisdom
Cleaning, disinfection, and _________ are the best methods of prevention.
Sterilization
Angle the razor_______ degrees relative to the skin surface?
30
The outer perimeter of the haircut is called?
Design line
A graduated cut has a wedge shape that is created by cutting with tension at_____ elevation?
Low to medium
The first culture to cultivate beauty in an extravagant fashion were the?
Egyptians
Quaternary ammonium compounds solutions usually disinfect implements in _______ minutes?
10 minutes
Lathering the face for shaving serves to keep facial hairs ________?
Upright position
Three types of straight lines in haircutting?
Horizontal, vertical, and diagonal
Cross-checking is done by parting off subsections ________the direction it was cut?
Opposite