When to have a haircut in September? Folk tradition says hair grows back faster after a waxing-Moon haircut and keeps its shape longer after a waning-Moon haircut. Taurus, Leo, Virgo and Capricorn are considered favourable signs. These claims are not scientifically proven.
Favourable Traditionally favourable for a haircut – said to encourage faster regrowth
17 Fr
Waxing gibbous Moon: Aquarius
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with faster regrowth
18 Sa
Waxing gibbous Moon: Aquarius (from 21:23 Pisces)
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with faster regrowth
19 Su
Waxing gibbous Moon: Pisces
Unfavourable Moon in a water sign – traditionally unfavourable for a haircut
20 Mo
Full moon Moon: Pisces
Unfavourable Moon in a water sign – traditionally unfavourable for a haircut
21 Tu
Full moon 00:54 Moon: Aries (from 04:14)
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
22 We
Waning gibbous Moon: Aries
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
23 Th
Waning gibbous Moon: Aries (from 13:39 Taurus)
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
24 Fr
Waning gibbous Moon: Taurus
Favourable Traditionally favourable for a haircut – said to help the style keep its shape
25 Sa
Waning gibbous Moon: Taurus
Favourable Traditionally favourable for a haircut – said to help the style keep its shape
26 Su
Waning gibbous Moon: Gemini (from 01:37)
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
27 Mo
Waning gibbous Moon: Gemini
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
28 Tu
Last quarter Moon: Gemini (from 14:36 Cancer)
Neutral Neutral day – traditionally associated with slower regrowth
29 We
Last quarter 02:58 Moon: Cancer
Unfavourable Moon in a water sign – traditionally unfavourable for a haircut
30 Th
Waning crescent Moon: Cancer
Unfavourable Moon in a water sign – traditionally unfavourable for a haircut
This calendar follows folk traditions and the biodynamic calendar; its recommendations are not scientifically proven. The Moon’s sign is shown at local noon; times are UK local time.