World Beard Day

World Beard Day Quick Facts - US

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2022 Date	September 3, 2022
2023 Date	September 2, 2023

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World Beard Day in 2022

Saturday, Sep 3

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World Beard Day History

World Beard Day seeks to raise awareness about beards. This day aims to celebrate and promote those who were gifted with good facial hair genetics.

World Beard Day is believed to have been recognized as far back as 800 A.D. It Is observed annually on the first Saturday of September.

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— Yellowstone (@Yellowstone) September 3, 2022

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— Traci Nelson (@Traci092974) September 3, 2022

Everyday is beard day. https://t.co/FgAlD0O0oC
— Reid (@animbear) September 3, 2022

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World Beard Day Facts

Hair growth is linked to family and heredity. This means that a person’s genes will determine their ability to grow facial hair. Genes determine hair growth, thickness, and even graying.
According to a Behavioral Ecology study, a man’s beard can influence other people’s perceptions of their social status. The study found that regardless of cultural background, women perceived men with beards as having a higher social status compared to their clean-shaven counterparts.
According to wisebeards.com, the world’s longest beard was 17 feet, 6 inches. It belonged to Norwegian-American Hans Langseth, who passed away in 1927. His impressive facial hair is a part of the Smithsonian Institute’s permanent collection.

World Beard Day Top Events and Things to Do

Maintain your beard. Trim it, style it, make sure your beard is well kept today.
Get a haircut. Spend a little extra and go for beard treatment. You'll feel refreshed and look brand new.
Shop for beard products. There are many creams, oils, trimmers, and combs that can helpo keep your beard looking good.