The DIY beauty revolution is upon us, so much so that “how to cut your own hair” isn't just trending on TikTok, but now a breakout term on Google trends, too. This comes as no surprise: attempting a ...

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If you can't make it to a salon every four to eight weeks for a trim, here's what experts want you to know before cutting your own hair at home. advertisement Story by Hannah Yasharoff, USA TODAY ...

To get a trim or a cut—that is the question. Here, uncover the difference between a haircut and a trim, and learn how often you should cut your hair once and for all.

Step 1: Start With Dry Hair You'll need to cut on dry hair so you can see the shape. Wet hair isn't the best indicator as it stretches, says celebrity hairstylist Sunnie Brook. "When cutting your ...

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Hold your scissors straight up and down the length of your hair, rather than across it, and snip away just a little bit at a time. This is especially important if you're working on bangs.