What is the best day to get a haircut?

Getting a haircut will generally change our fortune, so when you get a haircut, you must choose a good day to do it. So are the best days to get a haircut from the first to the thirtieth? What's the most auspicious day to get a haircut?

It is best to get a haircut from the first to the 30th day of the lunar year

The meaning of haircuts from the first to the thirtieth day of the lunar month:

The first day brings blessings, the second day brings official affairs, the third day brings joy, the fourth day brings wealth and honor, the fifth day brings darkness. The sixth day is unlucky, the seventh day is for inviting guests, the eighth day is for long life, the ninth day is for marriage, the tenth day is for farewell, the eleventh day is for clear eyes, the twelfth day is for hardship, the thirteenth day is for lack of wisdom, the fourteenth day is for peace of mind, the fifteenth day is very lucky, the sixteenth day is for profit, the seventeenth day is for many diseases, the eighteenth day is for theft, the nineteenth day is unlucky, the twentieth day is for poverty, the twenty-first day is for many diseases, the twenty-second day is for celebration, the twenty-third day is for luck, the twenty-fourth day is for quarrels, the twenty-fifth day is for damage to the eyes, the twenty-sixth day is for profit, the twenty-seventh day is for normal, the twenty-eighth day is for normal, the twenty-nine day is for normal, the thirty day is for normal.

What is the most auspicious day for a haircut?

According to tradition, the best day to get a haircut is the second day of the second lunar month, because "on the second day of the second month the dragon raises its head, and men in every household shave their dragon's head." Therefore, the second day of the second month is a better day to get a haircut. To bring good luck, the word "dragon" is added to the word "shaving," called shaving a "dragon" head, to distinguish it from shaving at other times and therefore it is more auspicious.

This is also the reason why people say “On the second day of the second month, the dragon raises its head and every child has a haircut.” For good luck, the word “dragon” is added to the word “shaving”, called “dragon” head shaving, to distinguish it from shaving at other times. But apart from these, the third, sixth and tenth days of every month (all referring to the lunar calendar) are also good days for haircuts.