Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

i asked my hair dresser this and she told me that it was a myth, it just makes your hair more healthy...

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

So does that mean that if I shave all of my hair it will grow stronger and faster? Report It

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no but it helps with split ends

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

They say the hair grows best in warm weather, so go to the tropics and your problems will be over.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

trimming them is supposed to make it grow faster but i doubt it cos you only notice the trimmed hair growing back

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No, it just removes the split ends and so prevents having to cut off a huge piece off it later on

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

Trimming the split ends helps your hair to grow healthier, not necessarily faster. Healthy hair appears longer.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No. An old wives tale. Hair grows from the base, in the follicle, not from the ends like a plant.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

well ya . but not much.

helps in trimming hair.

better the ends

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no but it keeps your hair healthy. if you dont cut them they will take over your hair and you'll have to cut ti all off

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

actually it is supposed to help and keep ur hair healthy

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no it makes it look better

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No. Your hair doesn't grow from the ends. It grows from your scalp.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

I don't actually see how it could. I would say no, I don't see how getting an inch cut off my hair every six weeks would make my hair longer, seeing as hair only grows 1cm a month!! But of course hairdressers would obviously tell you otherwise....

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No, that's just another hair myth.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

i dont know about that, but it keeps your hair healthy and nicer looking.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

No i dont think so, you cut it cause its old and brittle.

It might help the hair grow faster with a good healthy diet and life!!

:) mq

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no but it helps

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

no, absolutely not

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

If you're a very healthy person, yes. If you're older or dying, then no.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

yes it does coz when u have dead ends it ruins your hair and slows it down

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

Yeah. I tried it. I've been cutting my ends every month. What it does is cut off the split ends so the hair can grow. And yes, my hair did grow faster.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

It removes the dead hair, or split ends which causes it to grow quicker once again.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

I think so

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

At early age, it grow faster.

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

yes..

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

usually yes... its just getting rid of the dead/split ends =)

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

yes

Does cutting the ends of your hair make it grow faster?

If you have split ends, yes, it does. Some also say you should do it while the moon is waxing toward full. I've never tested that, so I don't know how valid it is.