Hair dusting

Learning how to dust hair is the key to maintaining healthy hair ends and preventing a hair cut at the salon. Learn how to do it at home.

Ryan Trygstad, celebrity hairstylist at Marie Robinson salon, tells us the details on hair dusting, the newest beauty trend sweeping the internet.

While you may have heard about trimming before, the same probably cannot be said for the term "hair dusting." What exactly is dusting and how is it different from trimming? Which form of getting rid of frayed ends is right for you? #hair #haircaretips #haircare #haircut

What if you could fix your split ends without cutting your hair every six to eight weeks? The "hair dusting" technique might be the answer.

Just because you've heard it a million times doesn't mean it's true! Separate fact from fiction to get the luxurious locks you’ve always dreamed about.

Ryan Trygstad, celebrity hairstylist at Marie Robinson salon, tells us the details on hair dusting, the newest beauty trend sweeping the internet.

“The idea is that you pick up sections of hair, usually midway down the length, and slide your fingers down this section, slowly cutting off any split ends that stick out."

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Almost every girl dreads scheduling a trim since she fears she may leave the salon with an actual haircut, but it's important to get rid of those dead, frayed split ends that leave your hair dry and dull. It's time to say goodbye to those dreaded trims and hello to hair dusting, a technique that helps you maintain healthy-looking hair at home. Read on to learn all about it. #Ad

“The idea is that you pick up sections of hair, usually midway down the length, and slide your fingers down this section, slowly cutting off any split ends that stick out."