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What is the definition of Stroke 1?
What is the definition of Stroke 1?
- Reverse Free-Hand, Bottom of the neck to grain change
- Free-Hand, Across the chin
- Back-Hand, Side burn to middle of jaw
- Free-Hand, Side burn to middle of jaw (correct)
What is the definition of Stroke 2?
What is the definition of Stroke 2?
- Free-Hand, Center of the lip to corner of the lip
- Reverse Free-Hand, Bottom of the lip
- Free-Hand, Across the chin
- Back-Hand, Middle of the jaw to corner of the mouth (correct)
What is the definition of Stroke 3?
What is the definition of Stroke 3?
- Reverse Free-Hand, Bottom of the neck to grain change
- Free-Hand, Jawbone to grain change
- Free-Hand, Center of the lip to corner of the lip (correct)
- Back-Hand, Side burn to middle of the jaw
What is the definition of Stroke 4?
What is the definition of Stroke 4?
What is the definition of Stroke 5?
What is the definition of Stroke 5?
What is the definition of Stroke 6?
What is the definition of Stroke 6?
What is the definition of Stroke 7?
What is the definition of Stroke 7?
What is the definition of Stroke 8?
What is the definition of Stroke 8?
What is the definition of Stroke 9?
What is the definition of Stroke 9?
What is the definition of Stroke 10?
What is the definition of Stroke 10?
What is the definition of Stroke 11?
What is the definition of Stroke 11?
What is the definition of Stroke 12?
What is the definition of Stroke 12?
What is the definition of Stroke 13?
What is the definition of Stroke 13?
What is the definition of Stroke 14?
What is the definition of Stroke 14?
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Study Notes
Strokes of Shaving Overview
- Total of 14 distinct shaving strokes, each utilizing different techniques.
- Techniques include Free-Hand, Back-Hand, and Reverse Free-Hand.
Stroke Techniques
- Free-Hand: Typically involves a direct and smooth motion without using the back of the hand.
- Back-Hand: Employs the back of the hand to angle the blade for a closer shave.
- Reverse Free-Hand: Uses an upward motion, often beginning at the neck and moving toward the jaw.
Individual Strokes
- Stroke 1: Free-Hand from sideburn to middle of the jaw.
- Stroke 2: Back-Hand from middle of the jaw to the corner of the mouth.
- Stroke 3: Free-Hand from the center to the corner of the lip.
- Stroke 4: Free-Hand from the jawbone to the grain change.
- Stroke 5: Reverse Free-Hand from the bottom of the neck to the grain change.
- Stroke 6: Back-Hand from the center of the lip to the corner of the lip.
- Stroke 7: Back-Hand from sideburn to middle of the jaw.
- Stroke 8: Free-Hand from middle of the jaw to the corner of the mouth.
- Stroke 9: Back-Hand from the jawbone to the grain change.
- Stroke 10: Reverse Free-Hand from the bottom of the neck to the grain change.
- Stroke 11: Free-Hand applied across the chin area.
- Stroke 12: Either Free-Hand or Back-Hand from the bottom of the chin to the Adam's apple.
- Stroke 13: Reverse Free-Hand from the bottom of the neck to the Adam's apple.
- Stroke 14: Reverse Free-Hand from the bottom of the lip.
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