Which practice is included in the definition of barbering under the Barbers Act?

The practice of shaving and cutting hair for remuneration is specifically defined under the Barbers Act as part of the barbering profession. This definition encompasses the core activities that barbers are trained and licensed to perform, including various hair cutting techniques and shaving. These activities are not only fundamental to barbering but also crucial for meeting client needs and expectations in personal grooming and appearance.

Other practices mentioned, such as diagnosing mental health issues, providing massages, or creating beauty products, fall outside the scope of barbering as defined by the Barbers Act. These activities may require different qualifications, licenses, or certifications that are not part of a barber's training or legal practice. Thus, the focus remains distinctly on the hair cutting and shaving services that are the hallmark of the barbering profession.