There is no hard and fast rule for when you should trim your hair. I would do it when:
1. When it needs it You know your ends need a trim when they are looking worn out, dry and frizzy. If you don't get rid of those ends they will end up breaking on their own and this normally leads to more split ends, unkempt looking hair, tangling and even more breakage! 2. To keep it neat If your hair isn't broken or has split end but it looks uneven and messy give it a trim. 3. To stop the ends from getting damaged I made the mistake of over trimming! Every time I washed my hair, I was cutting the ends off because they were tangled and hadn't been combed through properly. This is not necessary at all; use a good quality detangler. Also, what would be better is "dusting" the ends. "Dusting" involves trimming so little hair that it looks like dust. This technique helps to stop split ends from happening at all. You can dust every 6 to 8 weeks. Seriously, snip off a tiny, inconsequential amount. That said, if your ends are damaged you cannot run away from giving your hair a proper trim!
julina
14/8/2013 12:52:04 am
I on get a trim once a year.Do I need to trim more than that
Jayne
24/8/2013 10:36:29 am
Julina, I think it just depends on how damages your ends get. I probably need a trim every 4-6 months because I wear my hair out all the time. Just recently I got a protective style but I didn't trim. I haven't had my ends trimmed since this March and I BCd March 2012. Just monitor your ends. You will know when it's time to trim!
Michelle Malone
13/12/2013 05:36:34 am
I have been wearing braids for 10 plus years, 2 days ago, I decided to go totally natural saying goodbye to extension. I am so excited! Question, my hair is dry and I know this is temporary. Should I keep my hair braided or twisted everyday, or comb and recondition my hair every 3 days, if I'm not wearing my hair loose daily? Comments are closed.
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