In a classic taper fade, where does the shortest length typically sit on the head?
Master Barber Hair Cutting Styling
Question · Easy
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Which clipper-cutting technique uses the comb to lift the hair away from the head while the clipper rides along the comb's spine?
Federal agency whose bloodborne pathogens standard requires employers to offer a vaccination series to employees with exposure.
Scientific concepts
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A '0-skin' fade is achieved by:
Question · Medium
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When blending a fade, the area where guard lengths transition is often called the:
Federal body that registers antimicrobial pesticides such as hospital disinfectants.
Scissor-over-comb is generally preferred over clipper-over-comb when:
What a Safety Data Sheet tells you
The parietal ridge is most important to a barber because it:
Federal public health agency whose handwashing guidance calls for a sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol when soap and water are not readily available.
Which fade type keeps the shortest section lowest on the head, just above the ears and nape, with the bulk of length preserved on top?
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Term Match
In a high fade, the transition typically starts:
Thickest of the three skin layers, also called the corium, lying under the outer layer and holding hair follicles, sweat glands and oil glands.
Texturizing or 'point cutting' is performed primarily to:
When beard sculpting, the cheek line is best established by:
Growing phase of the hair cycle, which usually includes more than 90 percent of hair.
Which cutting position is most often used to remove bulk while preserving the surface shape during a men's haircut?
Question · Hard
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Term Pairs
A 'burst fade' is best described as:
Part of a hair above the skin, as opposed to the part surrounded by the follicle.
The 'guideline' in a haircut is:
When detailing a hairline (lining up), which tool is most commonly used for the cleanest, sharpest edge?
Medical term for a group of diseases caused by a fungus, including ringworm, athlete's foot, and jock itch.
Why should a barber avoid taking the temple line too far up into the hairline?
Find five hidden terms in a grid of letters.
Term Search
An ideal mustache trim is balanced when:
Kind of substance whose pH is below 7 on the 0-to-14 scale.
Which is the BEST first step when starting a fade haircut on a new client?
When performing scissor-over-comb in the temple area on a client with cowlicks, the barber should:
Hand-held cutting tool that barbers use to shave beards or neck and temple contours after lather is applied.
Implements and equipment
Sodium hydroxide is the active ingredient in which type of chemical hair service?
Master Barber Chemical Services
Ammonium thioglycolate is the active ingredient most associated with:
Large cutting tool that works like a pair of scissors and is used in hair services.
A neutralizer in a permanent wave service primarily works by:
Which type of hair color creates the longest-lasting change and can lift natural pigment when combined with developer?
Verb for arranging and pinning a protective cloth around a customer's shoulders.
Hair care services
Demi-permanent color is generally:
Hydrogen peroxide developer at 20 volume typically provides approximately how many levels of lift?
Hair-dye ingredient named as a prominent cause of allergic reactions and cross-sensitization.
In color theory, what is the complementary color used to neutralize unwanted brassy orange tones?
The complementary color used to neutralize unwanted yellow tones in lightened hair is:
___ test: a small amount of hair dye rubbed on the skin to check for a reaction before every coloring.
A predisposition (patch) test for hair color is required to:
Which test determines how easily moisture (and therefore color) can penetrate the hair shaft?
Color additive from the Lawsonia plant that is approved for use on hair.
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