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Here's Why You Should Never Cut Your Own Hair

We've all felt the urge as while staring at ourselves in the mirror: What would happen if I just trimmed a bit off the ends? Wouldn't bangs look cute on me? Ugh, is this piece longer than the rest? Or, worse, maybe you've been this close to chopping your long locks into an edgy bob like a dramatic post-breakup scene in a rom-com.

But don't get too inspired. Yes, her at-home cut is impressive — and has gone totally viral for its beautiful results — but here's the truth of the matter: If you try it yourself, you likely won't end up with the same outcome. In fact, going DIY isn't just a style risk, it can also damage your hair. Here are the reasons why you should put down the shears.

1. The wrong tools lead to split ends.

The majority of people don't have a pair of pro-level tools just lying around at home. Most who attempt cutting their hair at home reach for kitchen, or office scissors, "These have dull blades that create split ends." Remember: Getting regular trims is supposed to prevent split ends and keep your hair looking healthy. You don't want to negate that benefit just to save a couple of bucks with an at-home cut.

2. You probably won't get the results you want.

Even if you're so sure you know what you're doing, if you're not a pro stylist, you may wind up with a disastrous 'do. "When people cut their own bangs, they typically end up too short and horribly uneven — like when your mother cut your bangs as a little kid. "When people attempt to trim their ends by pulling all the hair forward on both sides, this leaves with uneven ends and a gap in the center back of the hair."

Here's the thing: There are reasons people go to school to become pro stylists — it takes a lot of training. Even if you get the best scissors on the market, you still won't have the skills and experience to adequately perform a great cut on your own.

3. You'll probably need to see a pro anyway.

If you're cutting your own hair to spend less, think again. Frequently, the end result of a DIY cut is uneven ends and a bad cut that always needs fixing, meaning you'll wind up paying a salon to make it look decent. Even worse: If your cut needs fixing, you'll probably have to cut it even shorter than your original goal.

The Moral of the Story

Your best bet for a great cut: Find a reputable stylist, bring along the right reference material, and be honest about what you want. DIY-ing your hair will only end in tears — or really, really bad bangs.

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