Best day to cut hair to encourage growth
By Celeste Longacre
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These are the next five best days to cut hair to encourage growth, based on the Moon’s sign.
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Sep 10, 2018 |
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Not sure why anyone would
Not sure why anyone would want to "cut hair" to encourage growth. We generally cut our hair to make it shorter. The faster it grows, the more often you have to cut it and the more money you spend at the beautician.
Cutting hair to encourage growth
My mom cut my hair when I was 12 to shoulder length. It has never grown any longer than that. I would love to have long hair. Its worth a shot to see if actually works.
Lucky days with date and time for hair cutting and hair smoothni
Hi
I am Vinaya DOB 15.10.1984.plz suggest lucky day with time and date.for hair cutting and hair smoothing.for future good and brightful
There is another farmers
There is another farmers almanac that does have opposing dates. However I have been using this guide for years and this is true, correct, and what is the best is it works.
It has to do with phases of
It has to do with phases of the moon, for USA. So, this calendar is correct. Has nothing to do with April, May, or June, at this point. They are over! 7-23-17
True the dates are not the
True the dates are not the same with other calendars but I think you have to consider the Time Zones. eg Morroccan Calendar versus Farmers Almanac differ.
This contradicts the
This contradicts the information elsewhere in the 2017 Almanac which states the best days to encourage hair growth in April as 26, 29 & 30 and May 1, 9, 27 & 28 and June 5, 6, 23 & 24. Which is correct?
Hi Lori,
Hi Lori,
We believe that you might be looking at a different almanac, rather than The Old Farmer’s Almanac. The dates listed on this page are correct, according to our sources!
I am with Lori on this one. I
I am with Lori on this one. I would think the moon and it's phases would be the same regardless of which almanac you read.