@emmasallome.hair: technically no… but let me explain how they can IMPACT your hair growth + health🩷👇🏼 getting regular haircuts or trims can improve your hair health and here’s why… ✂️prevents spilt ends from traveling up the hair shaft - which will prevent any healthy growth and will continue to break/spilt which won’t allow any growth. ✂️removes current breakage - trimming those thin, dry & broken ends allows your hair to have full density from roots to ends & actually can keep your hair strong enough to retain a longer length. ✂️can help product usage - removing those wispy ends that just look broken and dry can actually improve the way your products work on your hair. applying you’re products to broken hair is next to nothing because it’s not fully penetrating into the hair/cuticle to do its job. ⭐️getting regular trims and haircuts isn’t necessarily “growing your hair” but it is allowing it to continue to grow to its full potential while keeping it super healthy.💪🏼 😍as always using my @fancy @FancyHairdressers 7” swivel scissors for the cleanestttt🧼 haircuts! • #healthyhairjourney #HairCareTips #healthyhairroutine #longhairjourney #buffalohairstylist
