Long hair needs to be trimmed every four to six months. This depends on the condition of the ends and layers, if layers. Some types of hair is often not necessary to cut the others do, fine hair needs to cut more thicker textures make. It all depends on the condition ends meet.
The current generation of women have many different types of long hairstyles that can be chosen. Here are some long hairstyles you might want to consider if you have long hair and want a change.
A Long Undercut - This haircut is the same dynamic that the length of the chin or shoulder length 'Bob'. The hair is cut from the bottom to the top making each layer a little longer than below it. This gives the hair a heavier line at the ends and with most hair textures that curve under slightly. The more curly hair texture, more hair curl under.
A long layered cut - Is layering long hair on end with only a few inches of layers from bottom to top. It gives the most hair textures lighter weight line at the ends. Wavy textures can really benefit from this cut and show those curls and waves. Fine hair is also very nice with this haircut.
A long cut Blunt - This haircut is cut straight into the same length in each layer, so that hair is a whole section on the ends. This causes extreme haircut, forceful. Largest fine hair and hair especially in children, but also looks good with wavy hair. Some types of very curly and thick hair can also use this type of haircut to weigh down his unruly locks.
A long cut Graduate - A graduate Slit cut from the bottom to the top with each getting shorter until molten layer with the top or on the fringe. This haircut is especially good in the wavy and curly hair, but any kind of thick hair also mixes big. It is always good on fine hair, because the weight of fine hair is too light. With this haircut bangs it is also known as the 'fluff' or 'Gypsy Fuzz'.
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