The answer is a once-over. It's built to give full, even coverage of the face using just one round of lather.
A second-time-over and a close shave both involve going back over the skin for a tighter finish, which means more than one pass. The once-over skips that — a single lathering, worked carefully enough, is meant to get the whole face done.
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