West Virginia Barber Written Practice Exam

During a neck shave, where should the barber stand?

1. Behind the client's shoulder

2. Client’s shoulder

3. Centered to the client's side

4. Front of the client's side

The correct answer is: Behind the client's shoulder

During a neck shave, the barber should stand behind the client's shoulder. This positioning allows the barber to have a clear view of the neckline and provides better control and precision during the shaving process. Standing behind the client's shoulder also ensures that the barber is in a comfortable position to reach the neck area without causing any discomfort to the client. Option B (Client’s shoulder) is not the ideal position as it may obstruct the barber's view and limit their ability to perform a smooth and precise shave. Option C (Centered to the client's side) and Option D (Front of the client's side) are also not the correct positions for a neck shave, as they do not offer the same level of control and visibility as standing behind the client's shoulder.