How often should you really trim?
Short styles hold their shape for about 4 weeks; long hair can go 8–10 weeks. Split ends travel upward, so a small trim on time saves a big cut later.
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Hair-care journalSmall habits, better hair.
Short, practical tips. No miracle products, no scare stories.
Oil the night before, not the hour before
Warm oil needs time to soften the scalp. Massage it in at night and wash it out in the morning with a mild shampoo, twice, so the roots do not stay greasy.
Related service →Keratin, smoothening or botox?
Keratin reduces frizz and keeps natural movement. Smoothening makes hair straighter and flatter. Botox is a conditioning treatment with no straightening. Your hair type decides, not the price.
Related service →Making colour last longer
Wash with cool water, use a colour-safe shampoo and keep hair covered in strong sun. A gloss every 6–8 weeks brings back shine without a full colour.
Related service →Dandruff or dry scalp?
Dandruff flakes are oily and yellowish; dry-scalp flakes are small and white. They need opposite care. If itching or redness continues, see a doctor; a salon spa is not medical treatment.
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Six weeks before: start spas. Four weeks: trial. Ten days: colour or gloss. Night before: wash and dry. Wedding day: arrive with dry, product-free hair.
Related service →General tips, not medical advice. For hair loss in patches or a painful scalp, please see a doctor.
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