Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

i've been wondering about this for a long time. whenever i get a haircut, it feels like the hair grows back real fast. Is this true? does your hair grow faster when you cut your hair?

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

try keeping short nails short or short hair short - yea it makes for faster growth, keep cutting often if you want faster growth

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

Not cutting it, SHAVING it.

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

Yes, because if you cut it the split ends go away, thus hair can grow without the obstacle

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

nope it dosnt but ppl will tell u that its really stupid that they actually think that ( =

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

yes it does grow back faster when you cut it. Girls tend to get their hair trimmed to cut off dead ends and grow their hair

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

no it's just a myth

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

i think it just seems like it. cutting ur hair just clips the split ends off with allows for better hair growth, i think, im purdy sure it doesnt let it grow faster, just healthier-er. hope this helps. baldies are cute too tho!! LOL

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

it doesn't actually come out of your head faster, it simply will break off at the ends less causing you to gain length faster.

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

No. The average persons hair grows only 6 inches per year. This can possibly vary depending on the persons diet.

Cutting your hair will only give the illusion that its growing fast if you had splt ends. With split ends/breakage what ever gre, breaks off again. At any rate, there will be 6 inches of new growth at the end ot one year. Hope this helps.

Does your hair grow faster when you cut it?

When you trim your hair, just a trim, the split ends are cut off. When you trim off the split ends, they cannot BREAK off. If you don't trim the split ends, they break off, and your hair doesn't seem to grow as fast (because it is breaking instead).

Now then, SOME PEOPLE swear by trimming their hair according to the Farmer's Almanac. (my mother, for instance). There are dates listed to get your hair trimmed for growth -- these are the dates she AVOIDS because she wants her hair short. There are other dates listed for growth. People who want their hair to grow "faster" get their hair trimmed on those dates. Does it work? Some say it does.