PSI Barbering Practice Exam 2026 – All-in-One Resource to Master Your Certification!

In the event of accidentally cutting a client, the priority is to stop the service immediately. This action is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, stopping the service ensures the safety and comfort of the client, allowing them to assess the injury and preventing further complications. It also minimizes the risk of additional cuts or injuries that could occur if the service were to continue. Furthermore, by halting the service, the barber can focus on providing appropriate care to the cut, which may include applying pressure to control bleeding or cleaning the wound.

Following this initial response, appropriate measures such as applying antiseptic, calling for a supervisor if further assistance is needed, or bandaging the wound can be taken, but they should only be pursued after the service has been halted. Prioritizing the client’s safety and well-being is essential in the barbering profession, and stopping the service is a critical first step in managing any injuries that may occur.