Does trimming your hair really stimulate growth? Is it better to do that?

My hair is pretty long ... but I'll tell ya it takes forever to grow! ---It is almost to the length I want and I'm not sure if I should trim an inch.. if thatll make it grow faster... or what are the facts here.... Asked by TeeTee-totalgirl 57 months ago Similar questions: trimming hair stimulate growth Lifestyle > Beauty.

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No Trimming takes place at the ends, the follicle is at the opposite end, so it has no effect. The follicle will grow new hair at about .44mm a day about 6 inches a year. So if you want hair down to you waist it will take about 4 yrs to get there..

No, it does not stimulate growth, It removes ’dead’ ends...actually Split ends to be technical, as all grown hair is dead. By trimming the split ends, your hair won’t break off at the bottom & you’ll be able to grow your hair much longer & it will in turn look (appear) more healthy. You shoul definately use a conditioner on your ends after getting a cut to keep the Keratin in your hair mosturized.

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Cutting your hair does not make it grow faster, it just gets rid of split ends. No, this is simply a myth. What it can do is ensure that you take car of any new split ends that are threatening to move up the hair shaft.

Cutting your hair only makes it shorter, does not affect the growth rate one iota, and cannot determine the length that your hair will grow to. Maximum hair length is determined by the shape and width of the hair shaft, and that is determined genetically and is not alterable with current technology. A few things that you can do to ensure that your hair follicles remain healthy and your hair is undamaged, are:1.

Take an inexpensive daily multi vitamin such as 'One-A-Day' or even 'Flintstones. ' Your hair likes zinc and biotin and both of the above mentioned vitmins contain ample amounts of these. Don't waste your hard earned money on 'super vitamins.' Your body only requires so many vitamins per day and simply discharges the excess.

You can't put twenty gallons in a ten gallon tank. In some instances, over dosing on supplements can actually be fatal.2.Do not over brush your hair. With every stroke you damage your hair more.

Brush only as much as you need to style the hair, then stop.3. Buy a good quality brush or comb without sharp plastic or metal ridges. This is one of the common factors leading to split ends, as is over brushing.4.

Don't be penny foolish. Buy good quality salon products. The chemicals used in many if not most of the over the counter shampoos and conditioners, contain very harsh ingredients such as 'ammonium laurel sulfate' which can actually dry your hair out and cause breakage and split ends.

Even worse, many contain a 'bad' form of silicon, and that can be very nasty on your hair.5. Don't constrict your hair with tight bands, hats, braids and the like. These also lead to split ends and hair breakage.

Sources: http://www.hair-news.com/hair-grow-long.html .

Everyone's hair is different, what works for one person doesn't necessarily work for everyone. I don't think there is a definiative answer to this question. Some people claim it absolutely does, and some people claim it absolutely does not.In my personal experience, it does not literally make your hair grow faster.

What it does do is clean up your split ends which makes your hair look neater and healthier. Then, the next time you go in for a trim, you'll need to have less cut URL2 may not grow any faster, but you may very well end up with longer healthier looking hair just from keeping the split ends under control.

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