Connect with us

Interesting Things to Know

How often should you cut your hair?

Published

on

The ideal frequency with which you should cut your hair depends on its length, the chemical processes it’s been through and whether or not you’re growing it out.

Structured styles like pixies and bobs need to be cut every four to six weeks to maintain their shape. Medium to long hair that’s in good condition can be trimmed every 12 weeks.

If you’re growing your hair, have it trimmed every eight weeks. While this may seem counter-intuitive, frequent cutting keeps your hair strong and prevents it from breaking.

Hair that’s been dyed, heat damaged or undergone other chemical processes should be cut often to restore it to health. If your ends are dry or broken, get a trim every six to eight weeks until the damage has been removed.

Keep in mind that everyone’s hair grows at a different rate. You may find that your own strands need a trim sooner than is suggested here. Talk to your stylist to determine the right haircut frequency for your particular strands.

Front Royal, VA
73°
Sunny
6:43 am5:09 pm EST
Feels like: 73°F
Wind: 6mph SW
Humidity: 57%
Pressure: 30.07"Hg
UV index: 3
ThuFriSat
77°F / 55°F
72°F / 43°F
55°F / 41°F
Opinion7 minutes ago

Are Warren County Officials Really Conserving the Dollars of the Citizen Taxpayers?

Local News39 minutes ago

The Courage to Begin: Browntown Songwriter Roger Tomhave Earns National Recognition for Inspirational Song

State News4 hours ago

Dominion-NextEra Accept Some Proposed Protections in Merger Case, Rejects Rate and Staffing Freeze

Interesting Things to Know5 hours ago

Your Will May Not Decide Who Gets Your Money: One Overlooked Form Could Change Everything

Local News14 hours ago

Blue Ridge Wildlife Center Patient of the Week: North American River Otter

Community Events14 hours ago

This Week’s Showtimes at Royal Cinemas as of November 5th

arrest logo
Arrest Logs14 hours ago

POLICE: 7 Day FRPD Arrest Report 11/2/2026

Local News15 hours ago

Front Royal Incumbents Lead Election Results as Warren County Rejects All Three Constitutional Amendments

Local News20 hours ago

Ever Wonder How Front Royal Runs? Citizens Academy Opens Applications for New Class

Obituaries22 hours ago

Mary Ann “Molly” Harrison (1939 – 2026)

Community Events24 hours ago

Master Gardeners Invite Public to November 14 Symposium on Birds, Native Plants, and Healthy Gardens

Scott's Turn1 day ago

Why Some Small Towns Become Destinations (and Others Don’t)

Historically Speaking1 day ago

Israel: Through World War I

State News1 day ago

Virginia Report Reveals Major Gaps in Access to Career and Technical Education Courses, Credentials

Interesting Things to Know1 day ago

You May Be Paying Too Much for Prescriptions: One Question at the Pharmacy Could Save You Money

Obituaries2 days ago

Fay G. Ingles (1937 – 2026)

Obituaries2 days ago

John McLane “Johnny” Cole (1943 – 2026)

Obituaries2 days ago

Joyce Ellen Meadows Powell (1947 – 2026)

Local News2 days ago

Oops All Berries Takes Spotlight in Virginia Breeders Fund “Day of Champions” Card at Shenandoah Downs 

Health2 days ago

Lung Cancer Often Has No Early Warning Signs: UVA Health Expert Urges Virginians to Get Screened

State News2 days ago

Virginia Governor Pledges Overhaul of Outdated K-12 School Funding Formula

National News2 days ago

Explosive Spending, Ugly Ads and Courtroom Battles Set Stage for Tense Midterm Elections

Interesting Things to Know2 days ago

Girl Scout Cookie Season Is Going to the Dogs in 2027

Opinion3 days ago

Rules for Me, But Not for Thee?

National News3 days ago

‘Medically Frail’ Medicaid Enrollees Won’t Have to Prove Their Inability to Work to Keep Coverage