Split Ender Pro 2 Hair Repair Electric Tool for Split Ends, Damaged Hair Trimmer for Broken, Dry, Brittle and Frizzy Split Ends, Men & Women Hair Products for Personal Care - Black

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You can use your spit end cutter every six to eight weeks to keep your hair looking healthy without affecting too much of its length. However, the frequency may vary depending on your hair’s condition. To Sum Up—Do Split End Trimmers Work? The most common of all split end types, the Traditional is a sign of early split development, largely due to dehydration and friction. It’s mini counterpart, the Baby Split occurs for the same reason – so if you spot one be sure to trim it right away to prevent it from getting worse.

The taper split end isn’t exactly a complete split like other types. This is when your hair doesn’t split but rather thins out towards the end compared to the rest of your hair. This is a good sign that it’s time for a trim. There isn’t just one set way your hair can split, so it’s important to understand what type of damage you should be looking out for. 1. Classic Split Ends I use my split end cutter about every six to eight weeks, and I feel like this keeps my hair looking healthy without affecting the length too much. I notice I definitely have to use it more often if I straighten my hair a lot, so your mileage may vary. Are Split End Trimmers Bad For Your Hair?Constantly condition. When it comes to conditioner, this is the point in your process where you should devote the most attention. Replenishing moisture on a regular basis will maintain your hair smooth and free of friction and broken ends. The device ‘on button’ is in the form of two arrow buttons, each facing different directions, and you should always select the arrow that faces to the ground – this is really important, otherwise you risk making the ends of your hair jagged. Split-Ender's unique patented hair plate is specially designed to guide the hair strands to flow in and out of the strand guards. The strands are then guided safely into the blades, forcing them to stand straight up when reaching the center of the Hair Plate. ONLY THE ENDS reach the blades, snipping the tips by 1/4 inch. Like colouring, chemical straightening or perming, drastically breaks down the hair’s structure leaving you with that rejuvenated look - but also weakened hair more prone to damage, like split ends. When hair’s excessively dry, the ends can fray and this fraying can work its way up the hair strand. The result? Hair that constantly looks unbrushed and messy with strands veering off in different directions.

Read on to discover how to prevent split ends and how they form in the first place, and get inspired to learn what you can do about them. Types of split ends you should know about Whether we like it or not, split ends are something we all deal with. Have you ever wondered what causes split ends? From heat damage to dyeing, you’d be surprised to know how easy it is for your hair to splay out into two (or, gulp, more) parts at the tips. Physical damage: Styling, combing, detangling, handling, and touching your hair all contribute to the gradual breakdown of the cuticle. If your hair is curly or wavy, it’s best to straighten it before using the split end remover. Results will be more even this way. Don’t use the machine more often than every two months, and don’t skip having a proper cut at the salon.

To Sum Up—Do Split End Trimmers Work?

Does it work: Yes! As we nervously placed our hair in the device, we were beyond excited to see that as it came out of the other end, it was looking smoother with noticeably less split ends. After passing the device through each section three times, we could see a big difference in our hair from one side to the next. We tried the device on straight and curly hair, and the results were consistently good. An often-unknown cause of split ends or damage to the hair is towel drying and harsh brushing. Rubbing against the hair too roughly can weaken the cuticles and even break the fibre. Instead, it is recommended to squeeze out excess moisture using an old cotton t-shirt before blow-drying on a low heat, and using a wide paddle brush only once hair has begun to dry. For essential detangling, a wide-toothed comb with a detangling spray can help minimise damage and breakage. This lightweight multi-benefit spray will help to detangle fine hair prone to knots, enhance shine and leave hair supple and full of vitality. The Pantene Repair & Protect Conditioner blends our best repairing ingredients together, combining nutrients and antioxidants to nourish hair for half the hair breakage – our haircare experts have proven this on real women’s hair in our test salons. Use it on the entire length, not just the ends, so that all of your hair is protected from damage. It’s gentle enough to use on colour-treated or permed hair, too.

The Split Ender Pro is the best split end trimmer bar none. It works the fastest, has the two different length settings and is the quietest (surprisingly important when you’ll be spending quite a bit of time with it working away right next to your ears!) How to Use a Split End Trimmer? The verdict: We really LOVE this product, and if you’re someone who rarely cuts their hair or wants to trim your hair without losing length, we highly recommend this. It is a bit of an investment, but if you consider the fact that this device should last you for years, it means you can save yourself a lot of money in haircuts – although we do recommend getting a proper cut or trim every six months regardless.Split ends are the frayed tips of hair that have, yes, split into two or more parts due to dryness or damage. This kind of damage can happen to any hair type. It’s easy to get rid of split ends by cutting them off, but it’s also important to know what caused them in the first place. The Knot is commonly seen in curly hair girls. While this isn’t exactly a type of split end, it causes tangles and breakage at the knotty spot when not careful brushing. Every month, give yourself a deep hair treatment. Curly hair benefits immensely from thoroughly moisturising treatments and hair masks in addition to regular conditioners.

Split ends are caused by everyday wear and tear and styling, gradually wearing away the hair’s cuticle. They usually begin where large areas of the cuticle have split away from the shaft, revealing the inner cortex. It’s a bit like cutting away all the outer layers of a tree trunk to expose a vulnerable heartwood.Getting your hair trimmed is the easiest way to get rid of split ends. It’s best to do this every 6-8 weeks. Anywhere from 1/2 inch to an inch is a great starting point for a trim, especially if you have long strands and want to keep the length. Since the most effective “cure” for split ends is to cut them off (a remedy that can be quite drastic for those who want to keep their length), the work then lies in a diligent everyday hair care routine.