How Often Should You Cut Your Hair If You Are Letting it Grow?

Growing your hair takes time and patience.

Every Three Months

Trim your ends every six weeks.

Renowned hairstylist Trevor Sorbie says that you "can probably go as long as two and a half, three months before you have the ends trimmed" if you are not concerned with maintaining a hair style while growing your hair. For women who want to maintain a style while growing out their hair, the ends should be trimmed every six weeks.

Don't Cut It At All

Let your hair grow out without regular trims for fastest results.

Trimming your ends will not make your hair grow any faster, but it will give it a better appearance and shape. If you want to get as much length as possible, then simply don't cut it.

Bottom Line

Cutting the ends of your hair will not affect how fast your hair grows, but how well it is maintained during the growing out process. Master hair stylist Trevor Sorbie recommends regular trims every three to four months at minimum to keep hair looking healthy and stylish.

References

• Videojug: Haircare FAQs