Does hair grow faster after big chop?
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- Does hair grow faster after big chop?
- How do you go natural after the big chop?
- Should I big chop my hair wet or dry?
- How often should I wash my hair after the big chop?
- Does curl pattern change after big chop?
- Is the big chop worth it?
- How long does it take to transition to natural hair without big chop?
- What to do with your hair after a big chop?
- What's the best way to do a big chop?
- What does big chop mean for natural hair?
- Is it normal to have curls after a big chop?

Does hair grow faster after big chop?
Many people claim that hair grows faster when you big chop versus transition. Others say it doesn't make any difference. While there is still some debate about it, hair that is freshly cut does not necessarily grow faster. Growth is born at the scalp level with the follicles.
How do you go natural after the big chop?
Here's some tips on how to grow out your natural hair after the big chop.
- Wash, Deep Condition & Moisturize Regularly. First you'll need to choose products that work for your natural hair. ...
- Trim Regularly. ...
- Keep Heat Styling To A Minimum. ...
- Wear Low Manipulation Hairstyles. ...
- Protective Style. ...
- Vitamins.
Should I big chop my hair wet or dry?
You will need the following: Freshly washed hair that has been allowed to air dry. We don't recommend blow-drying, flat ironing, or stretching your hair before big chopping because you will need to see the line of demarcation clearly.
How often should I wash my hair after the big chop?
Here are my healthy hair regimen suggestions:
- Shampoo: At the minimum, every 7-9 days. Healthy hair growth starts with a clean scalp. ...
- Deep Condition: Once a week or each time you shampoo. ...
- Moisturize: EVERY DAY!
- Trims: Every 8-12 weeks or as suggested by your professional stylist.
Does curl pattern change after big chop?
After you big chop natural hair, more than likely you will be obsessed with your curls. This is normal but you should know your curl pattern and type (3c, 4a, 4c, etc) doesn't matter.
Is the big chop worth it?
Doing a big chop can be overwhelming as well and this is not surprising as your appearance changes quite lot. But doing a big chop enables you to get used to your hair texture much faster. Moreover, you will feel empowered when you see your hair in its natural state.
How long does it take to transition to natural hair without big chop?
The only way to immediately go natural is to big chop. If you decide that you would rather not big chop, it might take several months for you to become 100% natural. This obviously depends on the current length of your hair, but I've seen some women take 18+ months going natural without the big chop.
What to do with your hair after a big chop?
- Moisturize: EVERY DAY! Trims: Every 8-12 weeks or as suggested by your professional stylist. Developing a healthy hair regimen after you big chop natural hair will put you in a great position for when your hair grows longer. By then you will have your favorites figured out and you will know what your hair responds well to as far as products.
What's the best way to do a big chop?
- Part or section your hair from ear to ear. Use the blue line starting with 1 and ending with 2 in the diagram below as a guide. Next, using the orange line starting with 3 and ending with 4 in the diagram, part your hair down the center from forehead to nape. Use the butterfly clips or duckbill clips to keep each section separated. Step 2.
What does big chop mean for natural hair?
- A big chop is a term coined in the natural hair community where you either cut off all of the relaxed ends of your hair or cut a significant amount of your hair that results in a very very short style.
Is it normal to have curls after a big chop?
- After you big chop natural hair, more than likely you will be obsessed with your curls. This is normal but you should know your curl pattern and type (3c, 4a, 4c, etc) doesn’t matter. So stop stressing over that now. Here’s a little secret: healthy hair isn’t determined by your curl type.