Farmers' Almanac hair cutting refers to the practice of cutting hair on specific days of the year, as determined by the Farmers' Almanac, an annual publication that provides weather forecasts and other information. According to the Almanac, cutting hair on certain days can promote healthy hair growth and prevent split ends.
The Farmers' Almanac has been publishing hair-cutting recommendations since 1818. The Almanac's hair-cutting schedule is based on the belief that the moon's phases affect hair growth. Cutting hair during a waxing moon is said to promote growth, while cutting hair during a waning moon is said to prevent breakage. The Almanac also recommends specific days of the week for hair cutting, with different days being associated with different benefits, such as strength, shine, or volume.
