In the Teddy Bear face steps, which action is performed to prepare the visor area?

In the Teddy Bear face steps, which action is performed to prepare the visor area?

• A. Comb hair forward
• B. Round cheeks
• C. Trim visor above eyes
• D. Trim chin hair

Answer: (C)

In the Teddy Bear face, the visor is the hair that sits in front of the eyes and helps create that soft, rounded front fringe. Preparing this area means shaping and removing excess length from the fringe so the eyes are clearly visible and the edge along the upper face is even. Trimming the visor above the eyes does exactly that: it establishes a clean, curved line above the eyes that frames the face and gives the teddy bear look its signature softness. The other actions don’t target the fringe: combing hair forward is a general styling motion, rounding the cheeks changes cheek shape, and trimming chin hair addresses the lower part of the face rather than the visor.

In the Teddy Bear face, the visor is the hair that sits in front of the eyes and helps create that soft, rounded front fringe. Preparing this area means shaping and removing excess length from the fringe so the eyes are clearly visible and the edge along the upper face is even. Trimming the visor above the eyes does exactly that: it establishes a clean, curved line above the eyes that frames the face and gives the teddy bear look its signature softness. The other actions don’t target the fringe: combing hair forward is a general styling motion, rounding the cheeks changes cheek shape, and trimming chin hair addresses the lower part of the face rather than the visor.