2022 165438+ 10 is an auspicious day for a haircut.

Guide: A fastidious person needs to get a haircut on a specific day, so he should choose a good day to get a haircut. Every month's haircut auspicious day is different, so when is the165438+1October haircut auspicious day in 2022? The following is a list of auspicious days for haircuts in June 165438+ 10, 2022. Let's go and have a look.

June 2022 +065438+ 10 list of good haircut days.

There are110 days in 202210, respectively,1.6, 1 1.7, 1.065438. 2022 165438+ 10, 2022165438+10/3, 2022160.

2022 165438+ 10, an auspicious day for haircut.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+10.6, lunar calendar 202210.3, Scorpio, pig day rushing (Thursday) snake.

Gregorian calendar 165438+2022 10 07, 2022 10, Monday, Chinese new year, Scorpio, rat riding (noon).

Gregorian calendar 165438+2022108, 2022100/5 Tuesday, Scorpio, cattle and sheep.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+10.09, lunar calendar 202210.6, Scorpio, Tiger Richong (Gengshen) monkey.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1October 10, lunar calendar 20221October 17, Thursday, Scorpio, rabbit day (heart) chicken.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1October 13, lunar calendar 20221October 20th, Sunday, Scorpio, Marichong (Jiazi) rat.

Gregorian calendar year 2022 1 65438+1October 14, lunar calendar year 20221October 21day, Scorpio, sheep and cattle.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1October 18, lunar calendar 20221October 25th, Scorpio, Year of the Pig.

Gregorian calendar 2022165438+1October 19, lunar calendar 20221October 26th, Scorpio, rat racing (Gengwu).

Avoid shaving.

The Hui, Dongxiang and Protestant areas in northwest China all have the custom of avoiding shaving. Islamic Protestantism advocates that men 12 years old or older must grow beards, otherwise they will be regarded as violating the "sacred line", and there is a saying that "shaving a beard is equivalent to killing a fairy". Later, this religious belief transcended the religious category and evolved into a more common way of life. In Lanzhou, Liangzhou, Qinghai and other places, people with beards are respected and protected wherever they go. There is a local saying that "a beard is a road ticket". On the contrary, people who don't grow beards don't have this kind of preferential treatment, and may even be left out in the cold. Han people also have more beards on 1 day, and there is a saying that "men don't need to be ugly".

Taboo of pulling out white hair

White hair is a symbol of the elderly, and it also means the weakness of life. It seems that with the increase of white hair and the decrease of black hair, the vitality of the soul in people's lives has gradually run away, so people are afraid of getting their hair dyed.

People believe that white hair cannot be pulled out. "Pull out one root, ten roots will grow" and "The more you pull out", under the psychological effect of being afraid of old age, pulling out white hair has become a taboo. Especially for young adults, I found that white hair can't be pulled out.

Today, many old people dye their white hair black. Although dyeing hair comes from a psychology of loving beauty, it pays attention to the beauty of appearance. At the same time, there are also some ways to keep youth in it forever, and to maintain the spirit of resilience by dyeing white hair black.

Taboo of "Bodhisattva in Heaven"

In the Yi people, a square hair at the front end of a man's head should be stored, braided or wrapped with a hair band, which is called "the Buddha" and "the thorn pointing to the sky". Generally speaking, this is a symbol of my dignity. There is a "god" in it, presiding over my good fortune and bad fortune. They are sacred and inviolable, and no one can touch them at will, whether intentionally or unintentionally. If someone touches the "Buddha", I think it is unlucky and a sign of disaster. If the taboo person is a person with low status, he will kill pigs, cattle and sheep, have a big banquet and apologize; If the two sides are equal, will the taboo person take the initiative to let the wine? If people don't obey, those who violate taboos will be amputated or even executed: especially women, don't touch men's "Buddha". If a woman touches the "Buddha", it is "blasphemy" and "violation" of the "Buddha", which is not good for men for life. In addition to killing chickens to buy wine, you must also shave off the "Tianzun".