moneychaser
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Do you agree with this? I have noticed that my hair appears thicker after trims
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SouthernGirl
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My hair is cut blunt for that very reason. I started the year out w/a shoulder-length bob, and it's grown out quite a bit since January. Now I'm just trying to maintain w/periodic trims so I won't have to go that short again. I originally had layers, but since my hair is relaxed, the layers made it look too thin.
moneychaser
Well-Known Member
I am convinced trims make your hair look thicker
Got this from another thread:
I think what happens is that although your hair might not be breaking enough for ALL of your hair to be noticable shorter, the spots that are shorter make the rest of your ends look real thin and scraggly (you know what I mean?). And then in the long run you wind up having to trim off those ends that look "see through". Before LHCF, this was the constant state of my hair (mostly b/c I use to LOVE my blow dryer/flat iron) and I would always wind up cutting off the length b/c I hate to see people holding on to thin ends just for the sake of showing the length
But for me breakage over time causes my hair to appear thinner
I think a 2 inch trim will give some fullness
Got this from another thread:
I think what happens is that although your hair might not be breaking enough for ALL of your hair to be noticable shorter, the spots that are shorter make the rest of your ends look real thin and scraggly (you know what I mean?). And then in the long run you wind up having to trim off those ends that look "see through". Before LHCF, this was the constant state of my hair (mostly b/c I use to LOVE my blow dryer/flat iron) and I would always wind up cutting off the length b/c I hate to see people holding on to thin ends just for the sake of showing the length
But for me breakage over time causes my hair to appear thinner
SouthernGirl
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Great point Denali!!
Shatani
New Member
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Denali03 said:
I am convinced trims make your hair look thicker
Got this from another thread:
I think what happens is that although your hair might not be breaking enough for ALL of your hair to be noticable shorter, the spots that are shorter make the rest of your ends look real thin and scraggly (you know what I mean?). And then in the long run you wind up having to trim off those ends that look "see through". Before LHCF, this was the constant state of my hair (mostly b/c I use to LOVE my blow dryer/flat iron) and I would always wind up cutting off the length b/c I hate to see people holding on to thin ends just for the sake of showing the length
But for me breakage over time causes my hair to appear thinner
I think a 2 inch trim will give some fullness
[/ QUOTE ]yep...this is my EXACT problem!!! especially in the crown area....my breakage is so close to the root that ir makes my ends look soooo weak...i'll be so happy when i get a decent trim!
~T~
Denali03 said:
I am convinced trims make your hair look thicker
Got this from another thread:
I think what happens is that although your hair might not be breaking enough for ALL of your hair to be noticable shorter, the spots that are shorter make the rest of your ends look real thin and scraggly (you know what I mean?). And then in the long run you wind up having to trim off those ends that look "see through". Before LHCF, this was the constant state of my hair (mostly b/c I use to LOVE my blow dryer/flat iron) and I would always wind up cutting off the length b/c I hate to see people holding on to thin ends just for the sake of showing the length
But for me breakage over time causes my hair to appear thinner
[/ QUOTE ]yep...this is my EXACT problem!!! especially in the crown area....my breakage is so close to the root that ir makes my ends look soooo weak...i'll be so happy when i get a decent trim!
~T~
asummertyme
Well-Known Member
yeah my stylist says i need a trim, but i dont see any splits, i guess the ends amy look a litte scraggly...i guess i will let her clip my ends but i will have to monitor that lady to make sure she does not over doit..cause i will hurt somebody up in there is she gets scissor happy.....
moneychaser
Well-Known Member
I am talking about mid-shaft breakage that has been causing my hair to appear then
1-2 inches off will make a hellava difference, I think.
1-2 inches off will make a hellava difference, I think.
msniq
Member
I agree. When hair is trimmed/cut nicely it looks so much heathier. This is why I had no problem cutting my hair which was past my shoulders and is now just to the bottom of my neck. My ends were thinning and getting "see through". My hair looks and is healthier and I find that I do not have to do as much to it becuase it is cut so well. Even when I air dry it looks good.
Britt
Well-Known Member
I definetely agree, an inch or two inch trim makes a big difference. Two inches of hair will grow back in no time and look a lot healthier. Then you can just gets little baby trims to maintain the health of your ends. I am going for a well needed trim tommorrow afternoon .
moneychaser
Well-Known Member
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honeisos said:
When was the last time you got your ends trimed ? if it was less then 6 wks ...don't do it
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April 14th
There not split either
honeisos said:
When was the last time you got your ends trimed ? if it was less then 6 wks ...don't do it
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April 14th
DahomeyAhosi
New Member
My hair looks really thick after a month post retouch. Trims don't really make much of a difference for me but that may be because I always do them right after a touch-up.
asummertyme
Well-Known Member
i havent had a good trim in about a yr..maybe less...so i guess im due...ya think...lol
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Guest
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I certainly agree with getting regular trims. There's no use of keeping damaged ends just to maintain length. Beautiful hair is healthy....long damaged hair is just long ugly damaged hair. I say get trims when need, when ends split trim them off.
greAtness333
New Member
Very true, I agree.
honeisos
Well-Known Member
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Denali03 said:
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honeisos said:
When was the last time you got your ends trimed ? if it was less then 6 wks ...don't do it
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April 14th
There not split either
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when I damaged my hair from coloring .. it was about shoulder length .. I just cut it in to a bob chin length and started all over again with good ends and a blunt cut. .. my hair is very thick any way ... but it will make it appear to be full .
Denali03 said:
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honeisos said:
When was the last time you got your ends trimed ? if it was less then 6 wks ...don't do it
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April 14th
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when I damaged my hair from coloring .. it was about shoulder length .. I just cut it in to a bob chin length and started all over again with good ends and a blunt cut. .. my hair is very thick any way ... but it will make it appear to be full .
Cleo
Active Member
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Reginia said:
I certainly agree with getting regular trims. There's no use of keeping damaged ends just to maintain length. Beautiful hair is healthy....long damaged hair is just long ugly damaged hair. I say get trims when need, when ends split trim them off.
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ITA!
Reginia said:
I certainly agree with getting regular trims. There's no use of keeping damaged ends just to maintain length. Beautiful hair is healthy....long damaged hair is just long ugly damaged hair. I say get trims when need, when ends split trim them off.
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ITA!
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