Trimming

• Trimming your hair promotes hair growth. It may seem counter-intuitive, but the appearance of broken split ends not only damages the look and feel of your hair it also contributes to making your hair appear thinner and shorter.
• Freshly cut ends also help to de-tangle your hair! Damaged hair is indeed harder to maintain and also tougher to handle. Split ends are inevitable, but it’s essential to take action before they become a long-standing problem.
• If you choose to hold off on cutting your ends, you encourage fizziness!
• Give your hair a voluminous boost by trimming those over-fried and thinly-ended parts.
• If you have a frustrating lack of hair growth, then regular trims can be the solution to your problem.

Learning how often to cut your hair has a lot to do with your hair goals and the regular chemical procedures you put your hair through. 

Long Hair

If you have long hair, it’s essential to get regular haircuts. This is because if your hair is too long, then it’s prone to breakage. Long hair is an ancient trend, so it becomes fragile with age. In addition, long hair is typically more susceptible to breakage, split ends, and thinner appearance. Hair should be trimmed at least every 8- 12 weeks to maintain beautiful locks. However, if you notice more breakage or split ends, a trim should be carried out as often as every 6-8 weeks.

Medium Hair

For medium-length hair, there are similarities with long hair. You should get regular haircuts every 6-12 weeks to maintain its health. If you want a specific length, you can trim your hair every 6-8 weeks.

Short Hair

Short hairstyles, especially if kept short, need to be trimmed more often as they tend to grow out fast. Short hair should be cut every four to eight weeks to keep it looking sharp.

Chemically Processed Hair

If you colour, highlight, perm, or chemically straighten your hair regularly, you might notice that your hair needs trimming more frequently. This is because chemical procedures can cause hair to break, split or become dry. More regular haircuts can help prevent over-drying and breakage.