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Should You Do the Big Chop This Summer? Take the Quizz Find Out. - Cheribe

Should You Do the Big Chop This Summer? Take the Quizz Find Out.

Key Takeaways:

  • Discover whether you're truly ready for a big chop or just need a routine refresh

  • Learn the difference between being fed up with your hair vs. being in your feelings

  • Get personalized Chéribé product recommendations based on your hair goals

  • Find out if a simple switch-up can give you that fresh energy you're craving

You're sweating through your scalp, your curls are puffy before noon, and your edges have decided to quit. You've seen at least five TikToks of girls glowing post–big chop… and now you're wondering:

Do I need a fresh new cut?...Or just a better routine?

Welcome to your sign to pause before grabbing the scissors. Because while a big chop can be freeing, bold, and beautiful, it's not the only way to feel brand new. Sometimes what you really need is a fresh approach to your hair care, not a haircut.

 

Why Everyone's Talking About the Big Chop

We all know the big chop has become the ultimate symbol of hair freedom. You can see the amazing befores and afters all over social media with the girlies sharing how great it feels plus how much easier their routine became. And honestly? Sometimes it really is the answer.

But here's the thing—the big chop isn't just about cutting your hair. It's really about your relationship with your curls. You could be more frustrated with the products you're using than your actual curl pattern. And that's why this quiz exists.

This quiz will help you figure out whether it's really time to chop it off or if you're just in your feelings (no shade, we've all been there). We want to make extra sure you're ready to actually cut or see if your hair can be saved. No matter your result, we've got Chéribé-powered solutions to help you feel like that girl again. Now  let’s get into it! 

 

First, What's Got You Thinking About the Big Chop?

A. I've been tired of my hair for a while. I'm ready to start over.

B. Summer heat has my curls acting crazy.

C. I just want a new vibe without the drama.

 

How's Your Hair Feeling These Days?

A. Dry, tangled, and just... sad.

B. Puffy, limp, frizzy….my wash-and-go doesn't go anywhere.

C. Honestly? Not bad, just a little boring.

 

When You Picture the Big Chop, You Feel...

A. Freedom. I'm ready for a clean slate.

B. Nervous. What if I regret it?

C. Powerful... but also like I need a stylist, a new wardrobe, and a backup plan. The whole thing. 

 

How Long Have You Been Natural or Growing Your Hair Out?

A. Less than 6 months. Growth newbie here!

B. Over a year, and I've hit a plateau.

C. A few years. I've got length, but now  I'm craving a refresh.

 

How Consistent Are You With Your Hair Routine?

A. What routine? I wash when I remember and hope for the best.

B. I try my best, but the summer has me off schedule.

C. Pretty consistent.I just think my products need an upgrade.



Quiz Results Time!

How to Get Your Results:

Count up your answers and see which letter you chose most often:

Mostly A's = You're Ready for the Big Chop 

Mostly B's = You're Just in Your Feelings

Mostly C's = Time to Switch Things Up

 

Answer A

 Looks Like You're Ready for the Big Chop!

You've been feeling this way for a while, and your energy is aligned for a reset. You're not running from your hair, you're running toward a healthier, more confident you.

Before you snip: build a growth-forward routine that will nourish your scalp and support healthy regrowth from Day 1. Trust us, your future curls will thank you.

Start with:

 

Answer B

Not Yet... You're Just in Your Feelings

We get it. Summer plus stress plus shrinkage equals frustration. But don't make a permanent decision based on a temporary mood. A good trim, a hydration reset, and the right products can work miracles.

Try this instead:

And if you still want to cut it after two weeks of TLC? Then go for it, but with a clear mind and hydrated curls.

 

Answer C

It's Just Time to Switch Things Up

You're not feeling bad, you're just ready for a vibe shift. A big chop might be overkill when what you really need is some definition or a new style. And guess what? You don't have to lose any length for this one.

Style-forward switch-up:

 

The Real Tea? You Don't Need Scissors to Reinvent Yourself.

We know the summer heat can have you questioning your entire look. But before you hit the salon or the kitchen scissors, ask yourself: have I really given my curls the care they need to thrive?

With Chéribé, you can transform your routine without sacrificing your inches.

Your Chéribé Transformation Checklist:

Moisture Reset – Use Daily Refresh Milk post-workout or pool day

Scalp Care Ritual – Apply Growth Oil 2-3x a week and massage for circulation

Stretch & Style Routine – Use Nourishing Buttercrème to prep and Styling Gelée to define

Weekly Treatment Day – Strengthen with the Repairing Mask for bond repair and softness

 

Now, if the hot weather got you feel a bit jaded with your curls? We got a the perfect fix for that! Don't miss our Hot Weather Hair Survival Guide and Frizz-Free Summer Styling Tips—because your curls deserve love every season.



Ready for That Fresh Hair Energy?

Whether you trim it, chop it, or just switch it up, Chéribé's got your back (and your strands). Build your bounce-back ritual today.

Not sure where to start? Take our Hair Goals Quiz to build a personalized routine that works for your unique curls and lifestyle. Because the best hair day starts with the right products for YOU.

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