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Trimming Long Hair - Summer 2009 Long Hair Advice

If you have long hair then you may dread the thought of anyone going near it with a pair of scissors and a comb but in reality, this is something that needs to be done in order for the hair to remain healthy. There is a common misconception that the people that have rather long hair do not actually cut it but this couldn’t be further from the truth and in actual fact, there are reports that state that trimming your hair regularly could actually help it grow faster and healthier.

Trimming Long Hair - Hair care Tips 2009

Split ends happen to people with various different hair lengths and the thing is, if you do not have these trimmed, they will get worse and worse until finally, the hair is in really bad and dry condition as the inches of split ends grow and the hair will be virtually irreparable. This makes long hair look bad and therefore requires regular trimming to ensure that the long hair looks and feels as it should so.


You should ideally aim for a good trim around every six to eight weeks to make sure that your hair is perfect condition and seeing as most people’s hair will grow at a rate of around half an inch on a monthly basis, this tiny trim will mean that you are not actually losing any of the length. If you leave it longer however, the split ends will travel further up, resulting in more hair needing to be cut off.

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Hair Myths Revealed - Split Ends, Hair Grow, Dandruff

Hair Myths Revealed - Split Ends, Hair Grow, Dandruff

Hair Myths Revealed - Split Ends, Hair Grow, Dandruff

To this day, people are constantly worried about various hair myths that they may have heard. If you are worried about certain myths take a look here and find out if you can crack them. There may be too many myths to cover, so here are just a few hair myths revealed!
Hair Myths Revealed!

Myth #1: Hair Grows Faster when Cut
You should know by now that hair grows a half inch each and every month. When you cut your hair, you are simply making it shorter than it was. Do not get mixed up and think as simple trim will add an inch or two.

Myth #2: You can Repair Split Ends
The fact of the matter is there are some temporary repairs that you can try. Of course, these are typically used for a last minute occasion. When you start to notice split ends, simply trim them off.

Myth #3: Dandruff is Highly Contagious
Dandruff is often mistaken for lice. If you start to notice dandruff on your scalp it simply means that you have a live micro organism. Simply find a product to help clear up your scalp once again.

Now, these are just a few myths that have been revealed. If you are curious about other myths floating around, take a look online or ask your stylist. Do not be fooled by anything that you may hear about hair. Stick to what you know. Make sure that you take care of your hair and trim it on a regular basis. Proper hair care is key!

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If you have long hair then you may dread the thought of anyone going near it with a pair of scissors and a comb but in reality, this is something that needs to be done in order for the hair to remain healthy. There is a common misconception that the people that have rather long hair do not actually cut it but this couldn’t be further from the truth and in actual fact, there are reports that state that trimming your hair regularly could actually help it grow faster and healthier.

Trimming Long Hair - Hair care Tips 2009

Split ends happen to people with various different hair lengths and the thing is, if you do not have these trimmed, they will get worse and worse until finally, the hair is in really bad and dry condition as the inches of split ends grow and the hair will be virtually irreparable. This makes long hair look bad and therefore requires regular trimming to ensure that the long hair looks and feels as it should so.

You should ideally aim for a good trim around every six to eight weeks to make sure that your hair is perfect condition and seeing as most people’s hair will grow at a rate of around half an inch on a monthly basis, this tiny trim will mean that you are not actually losing any of the length. If you leave it longer however, the split ends will travel further up, resulting in more hair needing to be cut off.

Picture by PR PHOTOS