There is something so fun and refreshing about getting a new hairstyle. However, it is also a dreadful move to make. Honestly telling, getting a hair cut is much like a workout session; you dread doing it but when you see the end outcome, you feel so amazing about you. So, why put a haircut off for so long when you know the end result will reveal the new you, the better you and the refreshing you.

What are the reasons to go for hair cut?

  • A hair salon visit may not be on top of your priority list between work, home, sweat session and cocktail parties — but treating yourself with a regular trim can be a wonderful part of your self-care routine.
  • A right haircut that suits your individuality speaks volumes about who you are and how you feel inside.
  • Getting a haircut can be therapeutic also. So, anytime you feel down or distressed, treat yourself with a new haircut; it will work miracles.
  • Anytime you notice split ends that hamper the growth of your hair, plan a salon visit. It is time for a trim.
  • Going for a haircut is much like buying a new outfit — when you put on something new, it makes you feel good about yourself and boosts your confidence; in the same way getting a new haircut also makes you look good and feel good about yourself.
  • When your hair looks dry and drab, when tangles seem to be commonplace or when curls get bulky, give yourself a hair salon treatment.
“Getting a haircut is much like a workout session; you dread doing it — but when you see the end outcome, you feel so amazing.”

When should you go? Standard trim timelines by style

On standard, a person with certain haircuts should visit the hair salon at a pre-set interval. Let’s see the standard time duration…

Every 3 weeks

The buzz CUT

Women who have buzzcut need regular upkeep. While it takes a full month for hair to grow half-an-inch, you will require touch-ups every three weeks to keep lines crisp.

Every 4–6 weeks

The pixie

Women who love short cut hair style must be careful to maintain shape. If a 4-week visit seems soon, go every 6 weeks maximum — or the pixie loses its architecture.

Every 8–10 weeks

The shoulder-length

The shoulder-length style hangs on longer than a pixie. By the time your ends start touching your shoulders and flipping out — it’s trim time. Generally 8–10 weeks.

Every 10–12 weeks

The long cut

Women who love long hair can avoid the salon for 3 months. However, if your hair has curlier texture or if it is heavily layered or thicker, shorten to 8 weeks to avoid bulk.

If you still have any doubt, talk to your stylist at Shobhana Beauty Studio to devise a suitable plan for you — Tracy & Livermore, 3 locations, same-day trims available.

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