Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Trim.

We generally recommend a Trim every 6–8 weeks for shorter styles and 8–12 weeks for longer hair. Frequency varies by hair condition, growth rate and styling routine; your stylist will suggest a personalized schedule.

A Trim typically removes only the damaged ends and a small amount of length, preserving the haircut's shape. It refreshes the style without major change unless you and your stylist agree on a more substantial cut.

Yes. A Trim targets split and frayed ends selectively, minimizing length loss while removing damaged hair. Regular trims prevent splitting from worsening, allowing you to retain length and improve overall hair health.

Absolutely. Trims are safe for color-treated, chemically processed and textured hair. Stylists adjust techniques based on porosity and curl pattern to protect color and texture while removing damaged ends.

Most Trim appointments take about 10–25 minutes depending on hair thickness and consultation needs. If combined with styling or treatments, expect more time. First visits may require extra time for assessment and recommendations.

Clean hair is appreciated but not always required. Dry hair helps stylists assess length and shape accurately; follow any pre-visit instructions if you have color treatments or planned services.