Cutting your hair in the first few days will bring good luck.

Cutting hair on the third, fourth, fifth, eighth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth, fifteenth, nineteenth, twenty-third and twenty-seventh days can bring good luck.

Many people may ignore the part of hair loss. In fact, hair plays a very important role in people's health and beauty, and in the numerology network, the number of hair can also effectively provide people with corresponding numerology calculations, which is very important for people to master and scrutinize their own fortune.

In addition, there are good and bad haircuts every month and every day in the Tibetan calendar (except for babies). Now, according to the interpretation of the astrological classics, it is recorded as follows: according to the Tibetan calendar, life is short, the second day is sick and troublesome, the third day becomes rich, the fourth day has a wide career, and the complexion is good. The fifth day has increased wealth and the sixth day has deteriorated.

Eleven: increase the wisdom of the world, twelve: invite illness, life is at stake, thirteen: diligence can make up for the shortcomings, develop wisdom, it is best, fourteen: increase things, fifteen: increase happiness, auspiciousness, sixteen: get sick, seventeen: be blind, turn green, eighteen: lose money, nineteen: increase life, and twenty: be hungry and unlucky.

Twenty-five: trachoma, tears in the wind, twenty-six: happiness, twenty-seven: good luck, twenty-eight: easy to fight, twenty-nine: slouches, hoarse voice, thirty: foreseeing being sued and dying.

Be sure to take care of your hair after shaving. For example, if you get sick, throw your hair into the river to increase your life. The poor, burning their hair, can increase their blessings and develop their wisdom; A weak person's hair on a thorny tree will become a strong and brave person; Throwing the hair of a sick and disaster-prone person in the toilet will eliminate the disaster. An unstable person's hair will become a stable person if it is placed on the edge of a big stone or in a rock.

Tibetans usually have their hair cut on the eighth day of each month, and their hair is thrown into the river or burned. Few people throw their hair in the toilet, on the edge of a stone or on a thorny tree. These are special circumstances, and you can't just throw your hair away. There are some great monks in Tibet who burn their hair after cutting it, then wipe it clean and finally bury it in a place with good feng shui. These are not superstitions, but have profound reasons.