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kristina said:Okay, everybody has heard this but.....is it true? I ask because I have gone a long time w/o trimming and I never saw this on my head. I trimmed recently but should I really be scared that trimming negligence will cause me to lose all my hair????
Ayeshia said:i get mid shaft splits....meaning that the end itself isnt split but if you go about a good 2 inches up the hair is slplit but the ends are still together
kristina said:Okay, everybody has heard this but.....is it true? I ask because I have gone a long time w/o trimming and I never saw this on my head. I trimmed recently but should I really be scared that trimming negligence will cause me to lose all my hair????
so what does one do if u have splits up the shaft in some places but not all of the hair. is one's only recouse to cut all of the hair or can u grdually cut off those sections? does it work if u twist that section of hair and cut off the peices that are protruding out? what really is the answer. I am currently having some issues with this and don't know what to do about it? Also since I transitioned for so long, almost 2 years, i am not sure if those sections are in fact split ends or just shorter peices of hair as a result of some breakage from transitioing (where breakage occurred where the natural met the relaxed hair.) when my hair sheds from combing, the strands are generally long with the pulp on the end and the hair doesn't appear to be split. I am totally confused about this whole issue. anyone know what I am talking about and cn offer some help with this one. thanks.Ayeshia said:i get mid shaft splits....meaning that the end itself isnt split but if you go about a good 2 inches up the hair is slplit but the ends are still together
adrienne0914 said:okay, let's be clear on this... if your ends are not split, it's not necessary to trim. in fact, i think that most people trim more often than is needed. some people like to even things up, which is fine, but when you're trying to grow your hair, evening things up should also be kept to a minimum.
trimming to prevent split ends is really counterproductive when growing the hair. i think the best way to do that is by protecting your ends. that's why people who wear protective styles most of the time don't have to trim as often.
to answer your question (i know i'm a tad long winded ), yes, this really can and does happen. i have some of that going on on my head right now. i've found several hair strands where i didn't trim the split end, and it split again further up, which then looks like a W rather than a Y.
MonaLisa said:The Queen...has spoken. Queen, I'm trying my best to live by the advice you have bestowed upon me. I haven't had a really good trim since...I think...2002...so it's time for me to have one this weekend. Probably will be another year before I do this again.
I'm gonna wear my hair down for like two days after I get it done...but after that...I'm slapping back on my half wig. It's cold in NYC.
adrienne0914 said:girl, you need to quit with that queen stuff!!!
do you plan to trim yourself or have someone else do it?