A question about sikhism and hair????????????????????????????????????

So I am a Sikh and want to trim my hair as they are weak,not easy to handle as they are long,they have split ends and have dandruff, I don't love my hair,so when I will get them them styled i would love them.
I am a common Sikh means "no Avrit Shaka" and a female.
so just Pl suggest what should i do i dint want to hurt GOD

Since God is omnipresent throughout the entire universe, God is also present in your deepest self and if that deepest self imagines it is hurting God, it imagines also it is hurting the self. So if you believe it will hurt you, it really will, because in this case "believing is seeing."

Just so, a person who does not believe that mocking God will hurt him, because he does not believe in any God, will not be hurt, except maybe by believers.

(May I suggest that you will get more and better answers if you take it easy on the punctuation.)

god doesn't exist
and hair is nothing to do with strength or anything......

I think in your religion hair cut is not allowed but nowadays many people are cutting their hairs.
Ask your elders that you just want to style your hair and it involves very little cutting and if they allow go ahead but if not then it is better not to rebel .
You can go for hair treatments it will help your hair to grow thick .
You can use dandruff removing oils from Himalaya and you should wash your hair with Nizoral shampoo or Selsun shampoo .,this will help you to remove dandruff from hair.

Sorry, but in your religion that is prohibited. As far as I know healthy people cannot do it, I'm not sure about those who've got problems. In your case i don't see any major problem so you can't do it unless you leave Sikhism.

Simply cut it and live like other non-Sikhs.