Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Article: June Lunar Hair Calendar: Best Days to Cut Your Hair by Moon Phase

June Lunar Hair Calendar: Best Days to Cut Your Hair by Moon Phase
full moon

June Lunar Hair Calendar: Best Days to Cut Your Hair by Moon Phase

Some things can't be rushed.

The moon knows this. Your hair knows this. The only thing that sometimes forgets is the part of you that wants results on your timeline, not nature's.

This is your June lunar hair calendar. Screenshot it. Save it. Come back to it on the days that matter. Your hair isn't separate from your practice. It never was.


June 1–14: Waning Moon — Slow Down and Detox

We begin June in the waning phase, with the moon releasing light each night until she disappears entirely.

This is a maintenance window, not a growth window. If you cut during the waning moon, you are telling your hair to slow down. Which means: trims go further, splits stop traveling, and the scalp gets a chance to recalibrate.

This is also the best phase for scalp detox treatments, oil massages, and releasing anything heavy you have been holding in the strands. Hair holds memory. The waning moon is when you let it go.

Best for: maintaining length, reducing split ends without stimulating growth, scalp care, oil treatments.


June 15: New Moon in Gemini — Release and Begin

The New Moon arrives on June 15th in Gemini, the sign of duality, communication, and the mind that is always moving between two worlds.

New Moon cuts are the most intentional cuts you can take. The sky is dark. The slate is clean. Whatever you cut in this phase, you are releasing with full awareness, and whatever grows back begins from a place of genuine choice.

If there is something you have been ready to leave behind, an old version of yourself, an old story, an old way of showing up, a length that no longer feels like you, this is the moment to cut it.

New Moon hair rituals are not about dramatic transformation. They are about the quiet power of deciding to begin again.

Best for: intentional cuts, setting new growth intentions, releasing what no longer serves.


June 16–28: Waxing Moon — Grow

After the New Moon, the light returns. Each night the moon fills a little more, and your hair responds in kind.

The waxing phase is your growth window. Cuts taken now stimulate the follicle and signal the strand to reach. If you want length, this is your window. If you want volume, thickness, and hair that feels alive and growing, cut during the waxing phase and nourish deeply for the two weeks that follow.

Oil your ends. Take your supplements. Drink more water than you think you need. Your hair is listening.

Best for: growing long fast, adding volume and thickness, strengthening the strand.


June 29: Strawberry Full Moon — The Most Potent Cut of the Month

The June Full Moon carries a name that has been passed down for centuries: the Strawberry Moon, named for the ripening of the first summer harvest. It is also called the Honey Moon, the most romantic full moon of the year, arriving at the height of summer when everything is ripe, luminous, and full.

Cutting on the Full Moon is cutting at the peak of lunar energy. Volume is maximized. Growth potential is at its highest. The follicle is most receptive. If you cut only once this month, cut on June 29th.

Follow it with a full scalp massage. Braid your hair overnight under the moonlight if you can. Let the ritual be as beautiful as the result.

Best for: maximum volume, the fullest growth cycle of the month, potent hair rituals.


A note from Myrah...

I have been sharing these lunar hair calendars with you for a few months now and the response has genuinely moved me. Women writing in to say they finally feel like they understand their hair. Women who never thought of themselves as “moon cycle” women suddenly paying attention to the sky.

Your hair is crystalline. Made of keratin, the same structured protein found in quartz. It holds memory. It holds what you carry. The lunar cycle gives you a framework for working with it consciously, rather than cutting whenever the appointment is available.

Tend it slowly. Tend it intentionally. That is the whole practice.

With love from Bali,
Myrah.


A Piece for This Threshold

For the days when tending yourself is the most sacred thing you can do...

The Dreamer Playsuit in Turmeric Gold. Handcrafted in Bali in small batches. Made for the woman who moves through her days like ceremony.

Shop the Dreamer Playsuit →

The Dreamer Playsuit by Myrah Penaloza — 100% cotton soft flowing one-piece handcrafted in Bali. Cut for movement and stillness. For the woman who enters every moment with intention.


The Muse-Letter

Dress for the woman you’re becoming.

Every week from Bali, Myrah shares the cosmic weather, what it means for your body and your wardrobe, and the pieces being made right now.

Join the Muse-Letter

Unsubscribe any time. No spam, ever.

Leave a comment

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

All comments are moderated before being published.

Read more

What the Tea Sisters Taught Me: On Coming Home, Sacred Feminine Community, and the Art of Slow Living
bali

What the Tea Sisters Taught Me: On Coming Home, Sacred Feminine Community, and the Art of Slow Living

A letter from a tea house in Taiwan on the last day before flying home to Bali. On finding a circle of women who know how to listen to nature, on slow living, and on the art of returning to yoursel...

Read more
What It Means to Design From Bali
2026

What It Means to Design From Bali

A note from designer Myrah Penaloza on Bali, the morning offerings of her artisan families, botanical dye, the Kundalini Gown lineage, and what it means to design from a place where the visible and...

Read more