The ruling on a woman cutting her hair to adorn herself for her husband

Question:
Is there a specific limit for a woman cutting her hair for the purpose of adorning herself for her husband, such as it covering the neck, or being below that, or the hair being tangled?

Answer:
It is prescribed for her to let her hair grow long, because it is adornment for her, unless it becomes very long indeed, in which case there is no harm in taking from its ends, as it was reported from the wives of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that they took from its ends after his death (peace and blessings be upon him) when it had grown long.
As for ordinary hair, nothing is taken from it; this is beauty for her and adornment for her, and neither the front nor any other part is cut. Yes.