Haircutting & ShavingPregunta 49 de 100
The correct blade angle for a straight razor against the skin during a shave is approximately:
a.90 degrees (perpendicular)
b.Flat against the skin (0 degrees)
c.About 30 to 45 degrees
d.Straight up and down
Explicación
A moderate angle of roughly 30 to 45 degrees lets the edge cut the hair effectively while gliding along the skin. Too steep an angle can cut the skin, while a completely flat blade will not shear the hair.
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