Suggested on talk page: Split at the ends, middle, entire length, frayed ends, etc There are many different types of split ends. For example, there is the common split end, with just one split at the end of the hair. There is also multiple split ends, where there could be as many as five splits at the end of the shaft, as well as feather/tree splits, where the splits are covered up and down one strand of hair, kind of like the branches on a tree. Also, rubbing the hair uptowards the scalp does not cause split ends. -->
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