How To Get Rid Of Split Ends - Dusting Vs. Trimming | Hair.com
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- If you want to get rid of your split ends but don't want to lose a lot of hair length, you may want to opt for a dusting or trim at your next salon appointment. L'Oréal Professionnel artist, Madison Sullivan, is sharing the differences between these two techniques.
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I didn't know there was a term for dusting straight hair! When I dust my, or my family's, curly hair - the process is definitely different!Thanks for posting, I'm not a hair professional but I love learning as much as I can about it!!
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I didn't know you could do this to curly hair! Would you mind saying the process?
"trimming is where they remove an inch of hair off the ends" every hair stylist ever: "hahaha, let's make it 3 inches!!"
Jessika Gutierrez it’s why I switched hair stylists because I have curly hair that grows slow and I asked for a trim once and my curly hair was till the bottom of my ears and before it was at my collar bones
my favorite food is pasta yum yum rip lol
Try 6....
Jessika Gutierrez lol
my favorite food is pasta yum yum LOL SO FUNNY XD
I do dusting on myself when I'm bored sometimes, but it's more of a search and destroy game than anything.
Same
Bruh I have so much hair it would take hours to do the search destroy method
Same, it’s honesty so satisfying
Hehe
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Everyone: Commenting about no music
Me, hearing music: Am I.... Hallucinating?
Bro I hear the music 💀💀
Same-
yeah me too-
I think they added the music after, the comments were like a year ago
Wtf I hear music too
Same
I love this technique! I hate when stylists make fun of people because they want to keep their hair long... they expect us just to chop 4 inches off for split ends and be fine
a basketboy I’ve had 2-3 different stylists tell me that I need to cut 4 inches off my hair and When I only want to do 1-5 inches they would laugh and tell me my hair will never be healthy... it’s so rude and I only had medium length hair... sorry I don’t want hair to my damn shoulders 🤦🏻♀️
Elizabeth Ann Beauty Agree! Not sure why some stylists get seriously bothered if you don't want hair up to the damn shoulders or chin. I trim my own hair now because stylist today have shit attitudes and believe they know it all.. Not all stylists are like this I know, but enough to turn me against going to salons.
your stylists are right. you need to cut off your dead ends/split ends but you wanting to preserve your long hair is also preserving your split ends. they laugh at you because it makes no sense to choose length over health
most hairdressers I've gone to are very professional. I always go in like "I'm growing my hair out, but chop of whatever you think I should chop of" and they never get carried away. Some times they cut a little, sometimes they cut more(that depends on my hair's health), but they never cut more than 1,5 to 2 cm which is really not that much considering I don't visit the salon as often as I should.
If your hairdresser suggests cutting 4 inches(which is like 10 cm), then you should probably take their advice. Especially if more than one suggests it. Your hair is probably damaged and would look way better if you chop of a bit more. Then you could do smaller trims in the future. Shorter healthier hair always look better than long ragged hair.
If you go to the hairdresser a bit more often, then you won't have to do these big chops. Hair on average will grow 1 cm a month. So if you go every 3 months(for example), the hairdresser will only need to cut like 1cm max. Which will leave you those 2 centineters.
I always go to the hairdresser when my hair is really long and i tell them i want it cut to my shoulders because i find very long quite annoying and they look ao shocked and say why would you wanna cut all that off. They actually tell me it would be too short and i should keep it a bit below my shoulders
Am I the only one annoyed cuz there's no audio at all
Nope.. I thought it was my phone Lol.. Ugh no sound😒
I thought my phone was broken
I actually like it
I thought that something problem with my ears 🙄😂
Abraham Rodríguez i do even fall sleep u.u
Oh what a beautiful background music. Is this called „ocean of silence“?
LMAO😁😌😌😌😌😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Linda, ha ha ha.
You're profile picture goes well with the comment! :) I purple you! :)
Yes, indeed, my friend.
dude!! i literally increased the volume to hear the music 😂😂
I just watched this entire video through the thumbnail.....does that still count as a view???
Eboni Love yes
No i dont thonk so
Whaha me too
Well, when u wrote this comment it count......
Yes
Am i the only one who likes the fact that there's no music? No cheezy background music and it's straight to the point ...
It could have at least had some snipping noises
@@amdl270 yes! I quite like the snip sound
There is music, but I think theres some audio issues bc not everyone hears it (possible that the music doesn't go through for headphone users?)
@@weliveinasociety4629 yeah something must have changed in a year because I hear music
It really didn’t make a difference for me? Like I watch a lot of videos without the audio anyway.
I'm confused u guys don't hear the music? I do
My guess is they added music in due to the complaints
They heard music but they are talking about instructions audio
I had to hum to my own background music😂
Lol
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Same here
Damn, that's sad.
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I’ve been doing this on my long hair for years. Neat to see a pro do it, I wish more would. Most often they just cut the length.
How do you do it on your own hair? I really want to do this at least once before I cut off like 10-15cm. I have sooo much split ends but also split middles and split all-lengths lol.
I’ve tried dusting and not all of the damaged ends stick up or out. I’ve held it the way the stylist did and I tried twisting my hair. So instead, I just take 5-10 mins every day to go through my hair and cut away any split ends I find.
same, anytime i find a split end, i just cut it off.
You must have long hair, which enables you to do this. My hair is an inch below shoulder length but it’s not long enough to be able to cut those split ends off. I can’t see them. Anyways, I just had to jump on the split end comment bandwagon and make a comment. 😄
I didn't know dusting existed
It doesn't look like you are missing out on much. It's an imaginary problem for people who have it too easy.
Whats the pricw of dusting for hair of length upto our tummy part in india???
Ada Kair i would imagine that its not much, as it is done fairly quickly on dry hair. Call your preferred salon and ask about their pricing, if it isn’t affordable for you, you can look up some simple at home dusting tutorials and get yourself some hair scissors.
@The Lively Girl Aisha me too 😂🤣
Idk why but all the hairdressers I have been to had this same grey ombre shoulder-length haircut.
I kept trying to grow my hair out was always told to trim it every 6 weeks etc but NOW I know what to ask for! Dusting!
I still trim the very ends as shown in the video every 6 weeks, that's when I also dust. It's to the very end of my back and want it to about half my butt. The trimming helps the overall health and thickness of ends for a cleaner fuller look
Same!
Hair salons don't offer dusting where I live
Why not?
Which country?
That is why I fired the salon, I have my husband trim my ends every other month, basically a dusting and even up the ends. My hair grew from collarbone length down past my elbows. The salon stylists always cut off too much when I said I wanted to grow my hair longer. I don’t waste my money paying someone to sabotage my efforts to grow out my hair. I get compliments on my hair and requests to borrow my stylist.
You can do it at home too.
India?
I feel like dusting keeps too many strands at different lengths-never ending split end cycle tbh
all your hair is different lengt aside of the cut part, its normal. The only way to get rid of every split end and keep it same length is buzzcut
It's ok for a touch up if you have gotten a decent cut in the past 6 months. After a year definitely get a cut or trim.
it depends. if you have layers, you don't even know what a "cycle" is
also different parts of your hair grow at different rates
It works if its done right. The lady did it too carelessly in the video. Better way is to take a section of the hair and twist it tightly and trim off only the split ends that stick out from the twisted hair. And short hair doesnt cause split ends, its caused by lack of care to the hair
@@Demi.d3mi split ends happen to ALL lengths of hair. split ends happen to virgin/never touched by a damn thing. are you daft? yes, you are.
Dusting is still a new term in many areas. Most salons don't even tell you about it because their stylists don't know what it is yet.
@Marcelle what the hell, how does that not benefit your hair??
They pretend not to know to get you in and out of there faster it’s always been around it’s something they have to learn before graduating hair school 🥰 not trying to be mean just don’t let them trick you
That term and technique has been around for decades. Maybe some stylists are slow. First time I heard it I was 10 years old
thought my headphones are broken...
Me toooo
I cut my own hair and trim it very good but never thought of doing this. Always felt something was missing and this is what was missing
Hope this help!
Dusting is great. It's such a good way to get rid of a lot of breakage and brittle parts that naturally happen all along the hair shaft. You can do it at home, but it's harder because you can't see as well so ask a friend if you can. Also you can twist the hair completely and gently run your finger up the section of hair to bring out the end bits and trim those.
I just did twist dusting yesterday and also trimmed the ends as well as point cutting so it wasn't as blunt. I also bought barber scissors, a cheap pair, but still better than say kitchen scissors and it worked great. When you get all that damage mostly off, your hair looks and feels so much better. You think it's not noticeable, but damaged hair creates a dull, unruly look that is subtle, but still there. My partner, who doesn't always notice subtle things commented that my hair looks much better and I lost only a few centimeters to take the worst of the breakage off. I also gave myself long side bangs too.
If you mess up when cutting your own hair, before running to a barber to fix it, try point cutting blunt ends. Sometimes that can make a world of difference, Also always remember to take less off than you think you need. You can always cut more, but you can't undo cutting too much.
Thank you so much, I was told dusting was trimming so little it looks like dust on the floor- this makes much more sense
She could still use some more Dusting
The trim should be been higher so that less dusting would be necessary
The comment I was searching for lol
I agree. Could have done more dusting and she was saving too much hair on the the needs for the trim
I've been doing this to my clients (who need it) for decades. Never had a name for it. It can take longer than a regular haircut.
Anyone else’s split ends start like towards the top of their head
No just me
Ok
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M here 😐
Thats probably from updo hairstyles like ponytails or brushing from the top down opposed to from the bottom-up.
Me😤
yes me😫
I have never seen a hairdresser use the dusting technique. I don't think they offer it where I live. But I do it myself sometimes.
UMMMM OK I was just trimming my hair like 5mins ago (which I never do and have never looked up vids/googled how to do it) and this just popped up on my homepage. IM ACTUALLY FREAKING OUT WTF
I try to do both. So the already broken ends don't break higher up and have a chance to grow, while fixing the ends and evening it out. Makes a huge difference
We love that for you!
Can we just stop and be amazed at how gorgeous her hair is?! Like seriously gorgeous!
But what this vid post doesn't answer is, which of these two methods is ultimately the best and more beneficial for your hair? ⚛️
Trim has the best work/result ratio and is the best for blunt cut. Dusting would be good if you have a lot of layers but you should trim the bottom anyway bc the ends get way more damage.
i think they want us to answer 🤔
I guess it depends of what you want. If you want to grow your hair longer and don't want to lose length, go for dusting, if you want to keep your hair at a similar length, go for trimming. Or do a trim every few months and dusting each month to prevent damage and still have your hair grow long rather fast. That's only what I think, I'm sure some people will have a different opinion, but that's what I like to choose when I wanna grow my hair.
they're for different things so ...both is best? I agree the video title "vs" is misleading. it should say "and"
Honestly I would do both. I would trim off 2 inches of my hair and then twist pieces of my hair and dust it off. When you dust it off you only cut some of the strands that stick out that are splitted and its as if your not cutting that much. You dont have to cut off 2 inches of course but I would personally. My hair grows rather fast when taken care of properly and it's long. I suggest oiling. And when untangling your hair act like your hair is gold to cause less breakage. Sorry for the long comment. Hope this helps.🙂
So satisfying! Long hair does not always mean beautiful. HEALTHY hair = beautiful!
Agreed! 🥰
I bleach and dye my hair, which are synonyms for "severely damaged hair". But I started doing both techniques and my hair has recovered a lot. I also use hair treatments and masks to keep it hydrated and healthy, they also help. But it works tbh. At least for me. Should've been nice to see this but in curly hair!
Glad I looked at the comments, thought my phone was messed up with no audio
Why does UA-cam always know what I need. Is like someone watching me or sum
Trimming 1 cm on dry hair is still 1 cm. Trimming wet hair is almost a damn haircut
Luisa H trimming Is a haircut no matter how much you take off
That's why when you are ready for a touch up at the salon wait one more month because trimming exactly one inch usually isn't possible for most people. So if you usually go every 2 months extend it to 3 and so on.
Exactly, THANK YOU!! It’s worse on curly hair cause it shrinks up
That has been what I do when I don't have anything to do since I was in grammar school
And for years I thought I was just a dumb stoner doing that at home
I trim and dust my hair since 3 years ago. My hair grew from a bit below bra strap (aka mid-back) to almost tailbone (calling it on x-mas. Tbl means the *ahmz!* almost there where the butt c*ack is)
Kitana Kojima you are a dumb stoner
Becca that's completely unnecessary.
honestly girl, me too😂
@Megan Halcom how is she jealous
Wow she has a lot of hair. The thickness of my hair is literally a quarter of hers. Maybe less. Unfortunately her split ends are throughout her hair, not just the ends.
I used to do the dusting technique on my hair without even knowing it was a real thing lol
Me too!!
*yall couldve put music or sum*
I can hear it
Oksana Kän you lyingg😭😭
@@abby-wj2fe not true i only lie when i say im straight
Oksana Kän right😔
I can hear it too
The thing I've never understood about dusting, is are all those shorter hairs actually split? Or are some of them perfectly healthy and just haven't reached the length of the rest of your hair yet?
Breakage from hair ties and stuff I think. Mid-length breakage is common from that. I'm gonna start loosely braiding my hair at night cuz it's supposed to help from night breakage which allegedly accounts for 70% of damage
Yeah, I'm wondering about that, too.
This video was an excellent example explaining the difference. Thank you sooo much for helping me understand.
That's so exciting to hear! We're so happy this was helpful to you🥰
I know excessive split ends don’t look good, but it looks so weird to me when people have straight across cuts with no visible split ends. I really don’t like it, it looks boxy and weird.
U can always get the ends feathered for a more subtle edge
The ends can also be point cut for a softer look.
Yes, the boxed cut looks very unnatural, but hair stylists don't seem to care about that. It took me 3 years to grow out of a box blunt cut. I hated it so much.
Dear Jane that was your fault for not telling them exactly what you want, next time tell them you want wispy feathered ends, not straight ends
@squishy booty Did you not read what she said? Stylists don’t always do what you ask. Way to put somebody down for nothing.
Been a hairdresser I would NEVER brush wet hair EVER as when hair is wet it breaks more easily so brushing causes more damage. gently use a detangling comb...
Nice to know about dusting. Really a time saver if I do it myself at home rather than cutting each split end I find individually.
We're so happy this was helpful to you!
I can't imagine going through tens of thousands of hairs looking for a split end to cut
I'm a complete amateur but I feel like dusting is good for if you still want to grow out your hair length while trimming is more for people who want to keep the same length.
My family used to trim their hair every year and I couldn't help but think "It took you a whole year to even grow out that inch!"
Anyway, I've been slowly dusting at home and carefully targeting only split ends and leaving alone healthy ends.. It takes forever but I've got time in quarantine lol.
Only thing that sucks is I can't trim where I can't see.
Very slight trimming is important unless you want the ends to become thin and frayed looking. It makes such a difference but I only take the slightest bit off every 6 weeks
I want the stylist to do dusting for my hair but each person i go to always wants to cut off so much instead 😞
The only way to get rid of split ends is by cutting them of.
oiling hair and doing masks with oil will repair split ends! i promise. I used to get split ends often and would trim my hair every few months. I've been oiling for about 6 months and I don't have a single split end...
my hair had been chemically botched . routinley oiling my hair has made the strands thick and healthy whereas before taking care of my hair, it had felt like straw at the ends.
i think there are a few factors that play into split ends, like the products someone uses. i think harsh chemicals in shampoos and conditioners can cause split ends because they strip the hair of its natural oils, making it dry. using shampoos withOUT stuff like Sulfates and Parabens will help too. oiling is amazing for the hair. Oiling 1-2 times a week will do the trick.
@@user-er5fm6jn6q you are absolutely right, but oiling will only prevent your hair from splitting, it cannot repair already split hair.
123 what product did u use for ur hair. My hair used to be very healthy and thick and now my strands are all dead and breaking. The pieces are also like crinkly idk if that makes sense but my hair is very damaged and I haven’t done anything to it (no dyes, gel etc) it can prob just be my shampoo I use tresseme
Michele try to use sulphate free shampoo and conditioner. You could also try Rosewater as a mask for your hair. And airdry your Hair as often as you can.
Friesen Polina true boi
I like her. She’s not like other scissor happy stylist . This is how you give a dusting. But stylist will cut inches off when you ask them to remove split ends
yeah! only if I had hair that straight.. no matter how much I try a lot of split ends still remain in my wavy hair
Try brushing before hand.
You’re telling me that I’ve been “dusting” my hair this whole time!?!?!? Nice!
Now how do I do that in curly hair?
Her smile is amazing
Very useful short and to the point thank you!
Since when do you have to remove a full inch when you trim hair? (Been a hairdresser gor 30 years)
10 year old me always just wanting my split ends gone go to a salon only to accidentally end up w/ a bob cut😭😭😭 Now I can go in & say nah I just want my hair dusted 💁🏼♀️
i tried trimming my own hair but ended up cutting 4 inches off instead of 1😂😂😂
Same 😤😷
So..no matter how I cut my ends,I end up having to cut more because I have very split ends..
Yup thats how i am
You bare such a burden
whoaa she’s pretty and i love that blonde hair!
So a combo of both seems to be best
How can you see split ends when the hair is wet?
Was going to go to the Beauty Shop to get my hair done. Mom decided where going to do our hair from home. Going to moms Friday to get our hair done. To many people getting sick here with Covid here in town. So staying home as much as possible. My hair is so long just going to get trimmed. Will be a fun afternoon. ❤️👼 I can only trim my own bangs not good at doing the rest.😁😁 Beauticions run in our family. Don't think I've ever seen the Dusting style cut.
I need too get this done so badly my hair is pretty badly damaged
Want to grow your hair long?
Here is the biggest secret: trimming your hair, or even dusting, will create frail ends that split quicker. Do not cut it for the sake of cutting split ends. Deep condition your hair every now and then. Dont use hair styling products. Do not use heating tools. Over time, your hair quality wil improve. Stylists always cut off too much. I stopped seeing them all together, as I was sick of hair cuts that looked okay from the shop mirror, but upon seeing it at home, it was a disaster. It takes a long time, but start eating healthy and keep yourself hydrated. Good hair begins on the inside, just as skin and nails.
@a basketboy i trimmed it once so far myself to even out the previous hair stylists' intentional uneven short cut. After that last professional cut, I discovered it was longer in the front and shorter in the back the hard way: after she chopped off so much, I could not put it up in a hairtie. She had cut off the top layers very short. The longest layer was barely past my ear. I wear glasses. I was asked to remove them, as they do to everyone who wears glasses. I cannot see without them. I did not know she cut such short layers on top til it was too late. The cut itself would be considered cute by some, a disaster by others, but definetely not what I asked for. I bit my tongue, paid, tipped and left. I let it grow out for a long time. When it was shoulder length, I trimmed it myself. Why I waited so long? I didnt want to be displeased and then cut more. It is bun-able length, so i rocked it for a couple of years. Then did the trim to fix the uneven growth. After the last pro cut during the first 6 months or so that time of not cutting it, I started to have split ends. I ignored them. Over time, they disappeared. I cut my hair about a year ago from now just to even it out. I cut with kitchen scissors. That is all I had. Some split ends formed a few weeks, and after a month or so, disappeared again. I no longer have split ends. I only use shampoo and conditioner, or skip the conditioner and use leave-in conditioner. I wash my hair every 2-3 days. It gets a bit greasy, but that is expected. It is down to my bra strap/armpit now. Ive been practicing this minimalist routine for a few years now. And my hair doesnt have split ends. It was totally accidental. I never bothered split hair prevention until I discovered cutting hair is what causes it, at least for me.
@a basketboyYou are very welcome.
Goodness, i know. You know what the last hairdresser said when she cut it? "Oh, it will grow back." Out of years of my childhood and teenagehood, even adulthood listening to other peoples advice (cut it often and it will grow longer quicker... and more beautiful...).. I finally learned the truth. Every single hairdresser I have ever came into contact with, except once because it was strictly for a cool style for taking pics, has cut it too short. I have cut my own hair maybe 10 times in my life, and I could never understand why it always looked better than someone else with training has cut it... kitchen scissors maybe? Lol
Im 29 now, and am finally growing out my hair long for the first proper time. Better late than never.. it feels like it is taking forever.. but once it got past the shoulders, time passes quickly.
@a basketboy You are so sweet :) I may do that sometime. I do plan on growing it out as long as possible, and when it is long to my liking, I have considered shaving the sides and back, leaving long hair only in the center top. Youre right, one is never too old to have long hair. One must also always remain young at heart no matter how much time goes. ♡
As a professional hairstylist, reading these comments are both funny and frustrating
She is a good stylist!!
We totally agree!
You can see the damage as she goes down the hair at the end. Still looks good and does keep length.
Omfg I’ve been doing this for years and it takes ages so I’ll sit in front of the telly and do this so I don’t have to cut healthy ends but never realised this was acting a thing! I have super thick and long hair and this is one of the techniques I’ve always used.
I do the same thing except I twist it in sections and trim off the fuzzy parts
If you're trying to keep the length of your hair never cut the hair when it's wet it will shrink and be shorter than what it was to begin. Cut it when it's dry
Why you literal call all local salons and literally none of them know about this method !!! Why is that ???
Using a Razor very lightly over a sections of hair is faster and more efficient
If someone wants to know the song in the background is The Sounds Of The Silent!
Should every hair stylist know how to do dusting?? I've been looking for a better fix for split ends for years and I'm surprised to only be hearing about this technique now... does dusting thin out the hair a lot?
Yes, mosts stylists should all know how to do dusting! We recommend making a consultation with your regular stylist to ask them more about how this would work for your hair!
My "stylist" simply cuts too less hair and idk how but I look even more ugly after going to a stylist -_- so just do it myself and it's the best decision ever
Same I just got 2 inches cut off. My hair is healthier but it’s short and boring and I preferred it before. I’m gonna get some hair shears and start dusting/search and destroy my split ends.
Then another technique that is often used to remove split ends is a full headshave! That way there’s no split ends to worry about and your head will be happier and healthier! Just add a bit of sunscreen before stepping out into the sunshine🙂
We have a video about a fill head shave on our channel Fiona! Check it out 😊
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I thought it was a comparison between dusting and trimming
What is this haircut called, does she have layers? I love it!!
Long face-framing layers!🤩💜
I would say where was this when my hair was long but it’s been here for two years and I’m only just now seeing it.
Becky with the good hair SNAPPED.
That what I’ looking for. Direct to the point thank you
When my hair was long I used to "dust" it lol I didn't know other people did it or that there was a name for it. I just know I became a bit obsessive about getting rid of split ends haha
I've been getting dusting at Rapunzel's Salon in Columbus, Ohio for years. It really does work! I believe Dave Barrett's mentor George Michael may have coin the term "dusting". This technique is a little different though.
Happy to hear you're loving your results!
Omg the end result was fab 😸
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Trimmed ends just looks so much beater though, especially if you don’t have much hair to begin with
I chopped my hair off now it's down to my shoulders and I hate it but at least in a year or two I'll have my healthy hair back cause now I have no split ends
Just freaked out when it got quiet. I cannot have quiet time with my thoughts pls.
Can someone explain to me how this helps breakage, NOT split ends? If the hair has breakage the whole strand of hair is shorter than your length, how does cutting it help? Don't you just end up with an even shorter strand of hair that will stick out and look frizzy just like it did before just at a shorter length? My daughter has very curly hair and it's very long, I don't want her to lose her length but I'm not sure what to do about it. She has a lot of breakage, my fault for not getting trims enough but trying to figure out where to go from here. Any help appreciated!
Great question Amy! You're right that there’s no miracle way to fuse your ends back together, but there are plenty of strategies for minimizing damage to your hair in the future. This is more about prevention help!
I don't understand why didn't you do a thermo cut... I had split ends too (not that bad as here) but it helped me to solve that problem forever. Now I can even not cut my hair for a year
Thanks for explaining "dusting"!
I'm not a stylist, but when she combed her hair at the end I still see the split ends as she combed it down?? Thought it was removing it? I was always told my hair had to be cut more than an inch and periodically trimmed to get rid of the split ends...just wondering??
And I heard the music, not sure why others couldnt hear it
sksksk my hair is about down to my hips and I have spilt ends ;( I’m getting a trim and am very scared!
i_Cheerio i wish my hair was down to my hips
Hannah Baker it took me soo long to grow it 😂 I’m 12 and since I was 4, I’ve only gotten clean ups (1 inch or 2)
Don’t be scared, it will ensure that your hair is healthy!
a basketboy Awesome actually. My hair is so healthy right now. Grown about 6 inches in 2 months!!
if the ends of your hair are wispy and see through, you should trim them. Long hair that looks shit is not worth retaining.
What was that "PINK "spray that you used ?when you was cutting her hair? (Name and brand,and what it was for ?)
Hair trimming is a scam most stylists I went to pretend to not know what dusting is they always try do do 3 inches so you have to come back in in a month because what happens when you don’t dust is all the damaged hair in the middle goes to the ends they also want you in and out of there as fast as possible so they can get more customers in a day which is more cash for them and tips so they would rather give you what you didn’t want so you have to go back I’ve had this happen multiple times my response is always that dusting is something you have to learn in hair school and if your not willing to even attempt it then they are being lazy always ask and tell them to dust before trimming don’t let them do the inches before make sure they do it last
Not satisfactory results I found . Is there any other way to get rid of extreme split end I have worst hair condition. Help me please
Hello! The best way to get of split ends to do a big chop. Read more about it here: www.hair.com/should-you-cut-split-ends.html
@@user-uc2zm8uv3u I done it but after few days same condition become same
I need some dusting, trimming, and thinning. This hair is getting on my nerves.
This lockdown got me looking up UA-cam on how to trim my split ends 😭
too relatable! 🙈
There are still split ends, and the longer ends look way too thin. Dusting is just a band aid. The only thing that helps is cutting them off.
It IS cutting them...at the ends...so they can continue growing. Unless you want dramatically shorter hair of uniform length, it's not necessary to do more than dust and trim ends. Eventually the length will become thicker