Honey in your conditioner and trimming your enda

Hey Ladies I have two questions for you:

Is it wise to use honey in your conditioner during the winter? I keep hearing it should only be used in the summer and I just read it should be used during the winter.

Also how often should you get your ends clipped? My hair has been tangling a lot and my stylist said it was due to my ends. He cut off more than I expected and I'm not happy about this.

i heard that honey just like vegetable glycerin in an humectant i use honey in my DC since im rinsing that out i didn't think it mattered i'll have to read some more on it for sure but i stopped using my glycerin saving it for the summer

I use honey when I prepoo sometimes but it gets washed out.

As for cutting my ends, I cut them when they need it (single strand knots, split ends, see through ends). I dont cut on schedule. It's not conducive to length retention.

Hair, on average, grows 1/2 per month (6 inches a year). If you are cutting it every 6-8 weeks, it will take a long time to reach long lengths.

Thanks a lot ladies. Appreciate the feedback.

@ Lynn yeah I really just wanted the front cut because it was too long but he recommended I clip my ends because the way they were looking and because my hair was tangling alot. I'm a bit upset because with a two strand twist my hair was under my ears and now it's not

Ok so if I wash the honey out I guess it won't hurt huh?

I use it in my deep conditioners as well so it has worked so far
As far as my ends I havent cut them in 7 months but they are feeling very rough & get knots in them so I think its time

i use honey when i dc and i never experience any dryness. i use it during hot and cold weather and my hair stays soft and shiny. i love honey in dc's. i use to put glycerin in my dc's and it was in the winter month and it didnt dry my hair out but i stop when i heard u shouldnt use it in the winter. i always clip my ends when needed. if i see single strand knots, splits etc...i dont have an exact schedule.

Well i use two products with honey in it year round and that's the Oyin Honey Hemp Conditioner ( I use as a conditioner and leave in) and I use the Qhemets Biologics Olive and Honey Hydrating Balm as a sealer.

I live in Los Angeles, it was 85 degrees yesterday and it's winter time, almost Christmas. Today it's 70 and tomorrow will be 65. So I think that where I live it doesn't really effect my hair. I have fine 4a hair too.

I have tried raw Honey as a pre poo and love it too.