Your Reminder to Trim Those Ends |Trim After a Year | Natural Hair Cut

365 Days Since The Last Trim

The frequency of hair trims can vary based on hair type and texture, but be sure you’re paying attention to the signs that it’s time for a trim! Signs that it's time for a trim include:

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Regular trims are essential for maintaining healthy hair and preventing split ends from worsening. If you notice any of these signs, it's a good idea to schedule a trim with your hairstylist.

❤️Frequency usually depends a lot of hair types and texture❤️

1. **Fine Hair**: Fine hair tends to be more prone to split ends and breakage. Trimming every 6-8 weeks can help maintain the health and thickness of fine hair.

2. **Medium/Normal Hair**: For medium or normal hair texture, trimming every 8-12 weeks is generally sufficient to keep the ends healthy and prevent split ends from traveling up the hair shaft.

3. **Coarse/Thick Hair**: Coarse or thick hair can withstand longer periods between trims. Trimming every 10-14 weeks may be suitable, as thick hair tends to be more resilient to damage.

4. **Curly Hair**: Curly hair is more prone to dryness and breakage, so trimming every 8-12 weeks is recommended to maintain shape and prevent split ends. If you frequently straighten curly hair with hot tools, more frequent trims (every 6-8 weeks) may be necessary to counteract heat damage.

Ultimately, it's essential to pay attention to the condition of your ends and adjust the trimming frequency accordingly. If you notice split ends or excessive breakage, it may be time for a trim, regardless of your hair type or texture.

❤️Peace, Love & Healthy Hair❤️

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