Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

I'm afraid you're born with all the hair you're going to get. Hair may **appear** thicker with the use of products, blow-drying, styling, etcetera. Trimming the ends regularly will keep it neater and well-groomed--always a plus! But making it thicker--no.

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

I trim my ends twice per week. I don't know whether my hair gets thick, because I trim it to the scalp. I shave my head twice per week.

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

I'm not sure if it makes your hair thicker, but I think it helps from it breaking off.

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

It does not make your hair thicker, but it does it make look thicker. The ends of your hair normally do not have the same length after some time. That makes your hair look thinner at the ends. Trimming it regularyl assures that the ends have all the same length. That makes your hair look thicker overall.

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

it keeps your split ends away and keeps cutting the dead ends and your hair will grow faster if you regularly cut the ends

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

I don't know if it makes it more thick but it makes it grow faster. idk why tho.

Does trimming your ends regularly makes your hair "thick"? Why? Why Not?

Long hair has more weight so it will "look" thinner. Shorter hair has less weight therefore it will appear thicker. Trimming your ends will only rid you of split ends, which will make it healthier and give more it more bounce, but it won't actually make your hair thicker. Certain products can be used to make your hair have more bounce, curl, etc. and regular hair cuts will help to maintain healthy hair. Hope this helps!