Kandy's (?) Time
Do you think frequent trims will make hair grow faster?*Check back tomorrow to find out the answer, in the comment section.
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Hmmm, I don't think so, but I'll check back with you! I'm your newest follower from MBC-Simply Follow!
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Ive heard trimming will make it grow faster, but im not expert! lol.
I've heard this, but I don't know if it's true. I'm your newest follower from MBC!
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The answer to Kandy's(?)Time:
Hair grows at the same rate both day, and night, morning, and bedtime. All the hair grows at the same rate no matter if they are cut in layers or a blunt cut.
(hair on the head) Hair grows at about an average of 1/4 to 1/2 inch a month. Some people are luckier and have hair that grows just a little longer in a month.
People with shorter hair do appear to have faster growing hair because the end do not have as many slits or breaks in them, as a person that have longer hairstayles. And shorter hairstyle need to be maitained more with more haircuts to keep that style.
oops I meant hairstyles (not hairstayles lol)
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