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How often should men get their haircut to maintain a style?
I want to keep my haircut fresh. How often do I need to plan for a haircut??
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Keeping up with your hair and style is great. People around you will be able to see you take pride in yourself and your appearance.
On average, hair grows about a 1/2 inch a month. If you are a man with a short hairstyle you may want to go in the salon once a month or month and a half. Everyone is different, some people's hair may grow faster, some slower. If your hairstyle is not that short, you may not have to go in as often. Shorter hairstyles look sharper when kept up.
So my ballpark answer for you is about once a month or month and a half. You will be able to tell when you need a new cut.
Men with short hair also have the option of investing in clippers. We use clippers on my sons and husbands hair. They are reasonable priced and come with attachments, so you can not mess up a haircut.
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On average, hair grows about a 1/2 inch a month. If you are a man with a short hairstyle you may want to go in the salon once a month or month and a half. Everyone is different, some people's hair may grow faster, some slower. If your hairstyle is not that short, you may not have to go in as often. Shorter hairstyles look sharper when kept up.
So my ballpark answer for you is about once a month or month and a half. You will be able to tell when you need a new cut.
Men with short hair also have the option of investing in clippers. We use clippers on my sons and husbands hair. They are reasonable priced and come with attachments, so you can not mess up a haircut.
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