Haircutting & ShavingQuestion 51 of 100
A 'guideline' in haircutting is:
a.A line painted on the floor
b.The first section cut to a chosen length that all following sections are matched to
c.The manufacturer's warranty
d.A rule about pricing
Explanation
The guideline (or guide) is the initial cut length that serves as a reference for every subsequent section, keeping the haircut consistent. Losing the guideline leads to uneven length across the head.
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