Guest Author - Kaaronica Evans-Ware

I cut my hair two months. Blunt, yet asymmetrical. I loved it! Now, it's not so blunt. I'm proud to say that with a lot of hard work and dedication, I don't have split ends. How you can do it too!

1. Comb your hair only a few times a day. Yes, that means even when the wind whips your hair, try your best not to comb it back in place. Instead, gently, finger comb it. Starting from the bottom up, try to untangled it and put it in place.

2. Whenever, you put my hair up in a bun or some other protective hair style, use a quarter-size amount of hair oil on your ends. It helps to prevent the ends from drying out and becoming brittle.

3. Whenever your hair is down, still protect it with hair oil but just not as much as it may weigh your hair down. In the winter, it's highly important to keep the ends of your hair off a wool coat. Wear a snazzy knit hat while making sure the ends of your hair is gently tucked inside.

4. If your plan to flat iron or curl your hair, be sure to put a barrier on your hair beforehand. I recommend Silk Result Instant Smoother. It contains a natural silk silicone and silk amino acids which helps to keep the hair smooth and soft in addition to protecting the hair.

5. Cover your hair at night. It's not necessary to wrap your hair around your head but do protect it from non-silk/non-satin pillowcases.

6. Drink plenty of water. Hydrate from the inside out.

7. Let your hair air dry a bit before blow drying it. This will ensure you don't overheat your hair. Also, you don't want to tug on wet hair. It's is a definite hair killer.

The first thing you want to do is simply start off with a decent hair cut and work from there. It's just easier to maintain a healthy head of hair with healthy hair. Treat your hair to regular hot oil treatments. Avoid products containing alcohol.