Ace the Alabama Barber Practice Exam 2025 – Snip, Style, and Shine Your Way to Success!

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What does a "skin fade" refer to?

A fade that starts from the crown

A fade that goes down to the skin

A "skin fade" refers to a specific type of fade haircut where the hair progressively shortens down to the skin at the base of the head. This technique creates a very smooth transition from longer hair on top to shorter hair, producing a clean and polished appearance. In practice, the hair is blended so seamlessly that at the lowest part of the fade, it typically reaches the skin, showcasing a bold, contemporary style. This is valued for its sharpness and the attention it draws to the top hair section, enhancing the overall look of the haircut.

The other choices describe different styles or starting points for fades that do not specifically involve the hair being taken down to the skin, which is a defining characteristic of a skin fade.

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A fade that is uniform throughout

A long haircut with blended edges

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