Haircut calendar for September: Lucky dates and unlucky days that affect your life
When to get a haircut in September (photo: Freepik)
September promises many bright astronomical events, including eclipses and special phases of the Moon. It is believed that they can affect the beauty and strength of hair, so choosing a date for a haircut becomes an important ritual.
How the phases of the Moon affect hair
Waxing Moon (from New Moon to Full Moon) stimulates hair growth, so a haircut at this time will help hair grow faster and bring a surge of energy. The Full Moon is considered a moment of greatest strength, when the hairstyle becomes more expressive and retains volume.
Waning Moon (from Full Moon to New Moon) is suitable for those who want to maintain the shape of a haircut for a longer time. Hair grows more slowly during this period but becomes thicker and healthier.
New Moon brings radical changes, and a haircut on this day can become a symbol of a new stage in life.
Favorable days in September 2025 for haircuts
- September 2-3: Hair gains strength and health; haircut promotes good growth.
- September 11-12: Great time for a style change, bold experiments, and finding a new look.
- September 18: Good day for improving appearance; hair becomes stronger.
- September 26: A trip to the hairdresser lifts the mood and adds energy.
- September 29-30: Ideal days to refresh color or style; hairstyle will hold its shape for a long time.
Unfavorable days for haircuts in September
It is better not to cut or color your hair these days to avoid damaging your hair and wasting energy.
- September 6: Risk of weakening energy; haircut may bring disappointment.
- September 7-8 (Full Moon and Lunar Eclipse): Very unstable period; better not to experiment.
- September 15: Vulnerable time; hair may become brittle.
- September 21 (New Moon and Solar Eclipse): Avoid any radical hairstyle changes.
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Sources: Lunar calendar, Joy Pup.
