World Beard Day is celebrated with people worldwide, where they gather together with their beards. It is held on the first Saturday of September and signifies the happiness of those with beards.
The specific origins of World Beard Day are unknown, but it is believed that in 800 AD, Danish Vikings had a special day committed to glorifying beards.
Whether stubble or hairy, you can observe this beard day by exploring different styles of beards. Take care of your beard or you can also experiment with various beard grooming products.
World Beard Day Facts
- To add authenticity to an official message, kings would attach three beard strands to the wax seal on the letter.
- In 17th century Russia, Peter The Great encouraged clean-shaved faces. Those who didn’t comply were taxed 100 rubles a year!
- It is also considered disrespectful if someone shaves on World Beard Day.
- The World’s longest beard record belongs to Hans Langseth (died 1927). His beard measured 5.33 meters (17 feet 6 inches).
- Most people think beards are cool. While there are a few who panic on seeing a bearded person. Pogonophobia is the phobia of seeing a bearded person!
- Otto The Great, a Roman Emperor swore by his beard when he said something serious.
- Ancient Egyptians dyed their beards and gold-plated them to display their authority.
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