alyanna
March 30th, 2012, 11:01 AM
Hi LHCers :waving:
A little background information. I'm approaching my one year anniversary at LHC :joy: I started off with past chin-length hair, layered and highlighted. The back was just about shoulder-length. Since then, I've had one dusting and one chop which was last September.
I've been having really good growth all along, except that since January, my hair seems to have stalled. I now suspect it's the remnants of highlights that are causing the *literal* disintegration of my ends. I think that my ends are snapping right off.
So maybe after 6 months of no trims, it is time to snip a little off.
Now the question is this. The longest sections of hair are actually the least damaged. This is the underlayer of the back of my hair. It is not bleached. The worst damage is in the front section, previously bangs, that got the most bleached. Also the canopy. These two sections, the front and canopy are shorter than the rest of the hair because they were layered.
If I use Feye's self-trim method, I would be removing the longest sections, which aren't even damaged and leaving the most damaged sections untouched (since they do not reach the bottom of my ponytail). However, if I just trim the damaged sections, I would be maintaining the layers, which are definitely not helping my hair to look thicker.
How do you guys think I should go about trimming my hair?
A little background information. I'm approaching my one year anniversary at LHC :joy: I started off with past chin-length hair, layered and highlighted. The back was just about shoulder-length. Since then, I've had one dusting and one chop which was last September.
I've been having really good growth all along, except that since January, my hair seems to have stalled. I now suspect it's the remnants of highlights that are causing the *literal* disintegration of my ends. I think that my ends are snapping right off.
So maybe after 6 months of no trims, it is time to snip a little off.
Now the question is this. The longest sections of hair are actually the least damaged. This is the underlayer of the back of my hair. It is not bleached. The worst damage is in the front section, previously bangs, that got the most bleached. Also the canopy. These two sections, the front and canopy are shorter than the rest of the hair because they were layered.
If I use Feye's self-trim method, I would be removing the longest sections, which aren't even damaged and leaving the most damaged sections untouched (since they do not reach the bottom of my ponytail). However, if I just trim the damaged sections, I would be maintaining the layers, which are definitely not helping my hair to look thicker.
How do you guys think I should go about trimming my hair?