The manual on barbering, hairdressing, manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis and chiropody as taught in the Moler system of colleges . LATHERING. fortable position in the chair, and do not lower thehead rest enoug-h to cramp the persons neck. Theskin must be always left loose so that it c^*_ redrawnin any position required while under the not make the mistake of stropping your razor THE BARBERS MANUAL. when you have nothing- else to do, thinking- it will beleady for use when you have prepared the beard. Arazor must always be stropped just before using- BACK HAND. The philosoph
The manual on barbering, hairdressing, manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis and chiropody as taught in the Moler system of colleges . LATHERING. fortable position in the chair, and do not lower thehead rest enoug-h to cramp the persons neck. Theskin must be always left loose so that it c^*_ redrawnin any position required while under the not make the mistake of stropping your razor THE BARBERS MANUAL. when you have nothing- else to do, thinking- it will beleady for use when you have prepared the beard. Arazor must always be stropped just before using- BACK HAND. The philosophy of this is, the friction in stropping-heats the steel and expands it, leaving a smoother THE BARBERS MANUAL. 33 edge than the blade naturally has when cool. Whilethe heat g-iven the razor is not the only benefit, itexplains the theory of stropping- just before begin the shave on the right hand side,draw the razor with a slanting stroke, as shown incut. The razor must be handled in such a manner asto allow it to saw across the beard instead of pulling
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