NATIONAL HAIR DAY – October 1

National Hair Day | October 1
(Last Updated On: November 9, 2022)

NATIONAL HAIR DAY | OCTOBER 1

On October 1st, National Hair Day gives the nod to all the styles, products, tools, and people who keep our hair healthy and looking its best.

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When the clothes don’t fit, or you’re running late, it’s always nice to know your hair looks great. Whether we are seeking a new cut or we’ve found the perfect one, we want to keep it looking as fresh as it was when we left the salon. The right styling tools and hair care products go a long way toward maintaining a healthy, luxurious hairstyle.

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From fine and thin to thick and course, there are products out there to curl, straighten, repair, lift, enrich, volumize, moisturize, restore, hold and sculpt! Creating unique hairstyles is an art form and health regime, too.

During this fashionable observance, put your best style forward.  Let no wind, no storm hold you back!

HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL HAIR DAY

Let your hair be your crowning glory.  What’s your favorite hair routine? Give a shout-out to your stylist or seek a new look. Explore the latest haircare products to keep your hair the healthiest it can possibly be. We all know what a good cut and style can do for our attitude. Share your favorite hairstyles, tools, and hair care products using #NationalHairDay on social media.

NATIONAL HAIR DAY HISTORY

NuMe founded National Hair Day on October 1, 2017, celebrating styling tools and hair care products that make our hair outstanding allowing us to feel our most beautiful selves.

The Registrar at National Day Calendar® proclaimed National Hair Day to be observed annually beginning in 2017.

Hair FAQ

Q. How many hair types are there?
A. There are four basic hair types and each type can be broken down further based on the type of curl, texture, and other characteristics. The four basic types of hair are Straight, Wavy, Curly, and Kinky.

Q. What are some memorable hairstyles from film and TV?
A. For starters, Princess Leia’s hair in the Star Wars films exhibited many transformations. However, the side buns tend to be the most memorable.

Another memorable hair moment for the movies is Christopher Reeves’ Superman. The curl in front outdid itself.

Jim Cary’s role of Ace Ventura in the film of the same name had a hair-raising style.

John Travolta’s in Grease fit the 1950s rebel style. Speaking of rebels, Travolta’s role mimicked that of James Dean’s style in several films, including Rebel Without A Cause. Travolta’s was just a little more souped-up than Dean’s.

Marge Simpson’s unforgettably blue beehive also serves as the ultimate storage system.

 

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