How often should I trim my hair?

Side-by-side comparison of hair with split ends versus freshly trimmed, healthy ends

Look at this visual for how a haircut can completely change how the hair looks. You can look at both sides and see one is feather-like and one is full. Getting regular haircuts is so important. Yes, your hair grows from the scalp — but if your ends are weak, then every time you brush, style, sleep, and live life, they slowly break off. When you don’t have any dead ends, you maintain almost all of the length you grow from your scalp.

If you are someone who rocks a pixie and gets a cut every 4–6 weeks, you feel like your hair grows so fast! It does — and that’s because you literally don’t have any split ends.

If you’re a low-maintenance color, it’s great to come in between color appointments and get a cut and maybe a gloss. That way your hair is not only looking healthy, it is healthy.