Haircutting & ShavingQuestion 33 of 100
The technique of cutting hair by gradually reducing length so no harsh lines show is called:
a.Tapering
b.Sectioning
c.Stropping
d.Lathering
Explanation
Tapering progressively shortens the hair, usually toward the perimeter, so it lies close and blends smoothly with no visible weight line. It is fundamental to classic barbering and fade work.
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