What is the day like on the 21st day of the first lunar month in 2022? Is it a good day for a haircut?

Getting a haircut is not a rare thing nowadays, usually you just choose an auspicious day. But in ancient times, people had many requirements and taboos about getting a haircut. How about the 21st day of the first lunar month in 2022? Is it a good day for a haircut?

What will happen on the 21st day of the first lunar month in 2022?

【Lunar calendar date】21st January, 2022
[Gregorian calendar date] February 21, 2022
Today’s Suitable
Today's small red sand, don't use it for big things
Today's taboos -
Today's small red sand, don't use it for big things
To sum up, the lunar calendar shows small red sand today, so don’t use it for important matters. Therefore, the 21st day of the first lunar month in 2022 is not an auspicious day for a haircut. It is recommended that you choose another auspicious day!

What are the taboos about haircuts?

1. Avoid getting a haircut during a funeral <br/>It is not advisable to get a haircut during a funeral in the family. Our bodies and hair are given by our parents. Not cutting our hair when our parents pass away is a way to show filial piety to them, and also to mourn their death and express grief. Not cutting hair or shaving is also to change one's appearance so that the dead cannot recognize one and avoid being affected by evil.
2. Don’t pull out gray hair . Gray hair is a symbol of old age and also means the decline of life. It seems that as the number of white hair increases and the number of black hair decreases, the soul and vitality in a person's life gradually runs away, so people are afraid of dyeing their white hair. People believe that white hair should not be pulled out. “If you pull out one hair, ten will grow” and “the more you pull out, the more hair will grow.” Due to the fear of aging, pulling out white hair has become a taboo. Especially when you are young and middle-aged, you should not pull out the white hair.
3. Avoid getting a haircut in the afternoon <br/>The Ewenki people have the custom of not getting a haircut or shaving in the afternoon, for they are afraid that getting a haircut or shaving in the afternoon will change their appearance and the soul will not be able to return to their body smoothly. Avoid getting a haircut or shaving when you are hungry. There is a saying among the people that "Don't take a bath when you are full, and don't shave when you are hungry." This is also a concern for the safety of the "body" and "soul".