Like all other alive creatures, human feels the powerful influence of the Earth’s satellite. The Moon controls ebbs and tides of the seas, the speed of growth and development of almost everything. So, it is known that the Growing Moon accelerates growth (including hair and nails), and Waning – slows it down, “freeze” (and helps to discard all the excess, for example, excess weight). Therefore, whatever procedure you take to care for yourself – whether it is care for hair, skin or nails, – it’s worth to look at the lunar calendar! Choosing the right day for a particular procedure is just as important as choosing a good beauty salon and a professional master.
Hand care by the lunar calendar includes favorable days for manicure, nail extensions, unfavorable days for manicure and neutral ones. Unfavorable days for manicure are days, “responsible” for the skin. Any impact on the skin risks badly ends on such periods, and manicure, as is known, often threatens cuts. In addition, the days at the junction of the lunar phases are unfavorable. For example, a New Moon. The lunar energy during these periods is so strong that humans can not control it.
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So, we prepared for you information about favorable and unfavorable dates for manicure in November 2017. However, the beginning and end of the lunar day does not always coincide with the beginning and end of a specific date. To get more accurate information about the lunar days of this month, check out our Lunar Calendar.
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