managing the hemline :p

[Sunny_side_up]

Hi everyone! So, after thinking i would like to leave my hemline and just let it take on whatever lines it wanted... i had some layers added( went to my dear mum)... Thinning shears.. i did realise i got some damage from those:o a little bit more growth later and i thought oh dear, i want a more even hemline and fresh ends!!

I did a shampoo and conditioning then while my hair was still very wet, got the other half to cut the combed length ends off... looked like more on the floor but in the pic its just right :DDefinately a wet trim next time, havn't done that in years(only slightly wet or completely dry), helped the other half keep it even. The layers will be going in the next couple months.;) Thanks for looking & reading
Pics:
18th sept '11
http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/picture.php?albumid=8896&pictureid=116927


Next pic: After the wet trim, 16th oct '11
http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/picture.php?albumid=8896&pictureid=116324

[Mythica]

It looks really nice! :D

[Sunny_side_up]

Thankyou!!;) also i'm very proud that i selected the pics and uploaded them all by myself:D I'm useless with such things!
Definately will be into regular trims and considering going for a U hem as i grow it out. The layering gives it an uneven look. Seems over the years my hair naturally finds itself forming a U as it gains length after blunt trims.:)

[jojo]

I think your hemline looks nice and thick, to maintain this id reccomend doing micro trims every 8 weeks.

[Sunny_side_up]

Thankyou jojo!:) Its a little step back, but generally i feel trims do my hair alot of good, the ends need a little snip every so often, i agree that eight weeks is good! Your length is fab and looks healthy and glossy