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The Progressive Barber (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Arnold Drexel

 
9781332183005: The Progressive Barber (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Keep clients safe with solid skin science and clean barbering practices.


This practical guide covers the anatomy and physiology of the skin, common skin diseases that affect barber work, and how antiseptics can protect both patrons and instruments. It emphasizes hygiene, proper tool care, and smart routines so barbers can work confidently and safely.



  • Understand the skin’s structure and how it affects shaving and treatment decisions.

  • Identify and manage skin conditions common in barbershops while avoiding risk to others.

  • Learn to use antiseptic soaps and sanitizing methods effectively for hands and tools.

  • Adopt sanitation routines for towels, bathtubs, combs, and other fixtures to prevent contamination.


Ideal for apprentices and professional barbers who want a safer, cleaner shop and better client care.

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Product Description

Excerpt from The Progressive Barber: A Book for the Apprentice and for the Barber Describing the Anatomy and Physiology, of the Skin, Diseases of the Skin, That Are of Special Interest to the Barber and the Use of Antiseptics and Their Value

The pores are minute depressions, representing the openings of the glands and hair follicles which are situ ated in the skin.

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