It is recommended that you get a cut or trim every 4-8 weeks to maintain the health of your hair and keep it looking its best. If you notice split ends or breakage or your hair looks dull, it may be time for a trim or a cut. Getting a regular trim/cut will also help prevent split ends from traveling up the hair shaft and causing further damage.

• Shorter hairstyles may need a cut every four weeks to keep your style looking fresh and in

shape.

• If you're not growing your hair but want to keep to main the shape, come to the salon

every six weeks

• If your hair is in good condition but you are growing it, a trim every eight weeks will suit

you.

• If your hair is in bad condition and you want to grow the length, that'll be a whole

different blog post, and you should seek advice from your stylist.

So, which one should you choose?

If you're unsure, it's always a good idea to consult your hairstylist. They will be able to assess

your hair and recommend the best option...

When it comes to getting your hair cut, you might wonder what the difference is between a cut,
trim or a restyle.
Essentially the answer is nothing when it comes to the price of a cut or a trim, however, a restyle
will cost more depending on the complexity.
It takes the same time and process as a cut to carry out a trim. A restyle will take longer and will
need a consultation.
However, although cuts and trims can help improve the look and feel of your hair, there are a
few subtle differences.

1. What is a trim?
If a client asks for a trim, a stylist will interpret that the client requires ends off the hair to
remove damaged ends, which is usually about 1 cm. Trims are suitable for clients who want to
grow their hair and keep it healthy at the same time.
The cost at Gorgeous Hair salon from £28.00, duration of thirty minutes.

2. What is a cut?
A cut follows the same process as a trim but could be from 2.5 to 5 cm shorter. This is for a
client who wants to maintain their original style but...