5 top hairstylists on whether or not you should cut your own hair at home.
are by cutting them yourself. But even if you're not feeling reckless enough to give yourself a dramatic quarantine haircut, think twice before you pick up a pair of scissors and start trimming the ends of your hair.
So, what should you do if your hair is starting to look just meh while stuck at home during quarantine? We asked a handful of top hairstylists. So, I Really Shouldn't Cut My Hair?
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