Texas Barber Exam Practice Test

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What is the proper draping procedure for a chemical service?

Use a single towel

Apply the cape directly on the skin

Have the client hold the cape

Use 2 towels, 1 folded in half lengthwise, fasten the chair cloth over towel, making sure cape does not touch skin, use other towel to do drape or shampoo

The proper draping procedure for a chemical service involves using two towels. The first towel should be folded in half lengthwise and placed over the chair, with the chair cloth fastened over it. This helps to prevent any chemicals from touching the client's skin. The second towel can then be used to drape over the client's shoulders or to wrap their hair for a shampoo if needed. Using a single towel (option A) does not provide enough coverage and can result in chemicals coming into contact with the skin. Applying the cape directly on the skin (option B) is also not recommended as it can cause discomfort for the client and potentially lead to skin irritation. Having the client hold the cape (option C) may not provide adequate coverage and can also be uncomfortable for them. This is why using two towels, as described in option D, is the proper and recommended draping procedure for a chemical service.

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