Barber License Exam (NIC) case studies
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The NIC Barber License Examination is a multiple-choice theory test used by many state boards as part of the requirement for a barber license. It is intended for students who have completed or are finishing an approved barbering program, and for licensed barbers seeking reciprocity in a new state. The Barber License Exam (NIC) case studies are 5 cases and about 2,484 words.
1Clipper Burn or Folliculitis? Deciding Whether to Proceed
A client arrives at 4:15 pm for a fade and a beard line-up. He mentions that two days ago, after a haircut at another shop, he noticed several small red bumps on the nape and a few on the jawline.
530 words, about 3 min2Two Color Formulas, One Compromised Scalp
A client with natural level 3 hair, previously lightened to level 8 three months ago, wants a root touch-up to match and a refresh on the mid-lengths. She reports that her scalp has been itchy and flaky for a week and that she scratched it last night.
507 words, about 3 min3Straight-Razor Shave on a Client on Blood Thinners
A regular client, a man in his sixties, books a hot-towel straight-razor shave for a wedding. During the consultation he mentions that he started a blood thinner six weeks ago and that he bruises easily.
508 words, about 3 min4A Child, a Cowlick, and a Parent's Photo
A parent brings in a 7-year-old boy for a haircut and shows a photo of a short tapered cut with a hard part and a squared neckline. The boy has a strong double cowlick at the crown, fine straight hair, and a visible scar about 3 cm long on the left side of his head where hair does not grow.
470 words, about 2 min5Sanitize, Disinfect, or Sterilize? A Shop Inspection Morning
It is 9:00 am and the shop opens at 9:30. The state inspector arrives at 9:10 for a routine visit.
469 words, about 2 min