No matter how many conditioning treatments I used, or how much I styled it, my ends would start the frizz into a brittle cloud of dead hair by the end of each day. TBH, the result has not been pretty.įor weeks, I've been noticing just how unmanageable my hair has been thanks to my split ends. Thanks to this experience (and many, many more like it), I've been too scared to have my hair trimmed since. It was only when I brought all my hair forward in front of my shoulders that she immediately acknowledged the tremendous difference. She took the front two pieces of my hair, measured them together, and told me I was wrong. I nicely showed the stylist to ask if she would fix it. It wasn't just a little asymmetrical either - one side was a full two inches shorter than the other. When she was done cutting my hair, I got up from the chair and began to toward the cash register to pay when I saw my reflection in the mirror.
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Throughout my appointment, the stylist kept mentioning how thin my hair was (I'm already aware) without offering tips on how to make it look better (except for parting it to the other side, which I will never, ever do). The last hair cut I had was over a year ago in upstate New York during a sensible weekend trip to visit my family. I turned to my good friend and hairstylist, Nikki Breres Avanzino, to answer this question once and for all so we can finally say goodbye to split ends and damaged-looking hair.
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If you've ever wondered how often should you cut your hair, then you're not alone my pretties.
In fact, I haven't even had a hair cut in over a year and my ends definitely looked busted because of it. Though I may be a makeup maven, I'm pretty oblivious when it comes to hair.
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