How often should hair be trimmed to maintain healthy growth?

To maintain healthy hair growth, trimming every 6 to 8 weeks is typically recommended. Regular trims help prevent split ends, which can lead to further damage and hinder hair growth. Hair grows from the root, and if the ends are split or damaged, you may need to cut more off in the future to maintain the desired length and health of your hair.

Trimming within this timeframe ensures that the hair is consistently kept in good condition without losing significant length. This balancing act allows for optimal growth while still managing the overall health of the hair. It promotes a well-groomed appearance and can enhance the natural shine and vitality of the hair. The other suggested timeframes could result in either too frequent trims that may not be necessary or too infrequent ones that could lead to damage.