Perspective in small units
A few hundred haircuts makes a lifetime feel both finite and surprisingly full.
Turn the rest of your life into haircuts. See how many trims you have left, what they will cost, the hours you will spend in the chair and how much hair you will grow.
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A few hundred haircuts makes a lifetime feel both finite and surprisingly full.
Small recurring costs add up; see what your style really costs over decades.
Add your last haircut date to see when the next one is due.
Haircuts per year equals 52.18 weeks divided by the weeks between cuts. That rate is multiplied by your remaining years, from your age to your life expectancy, to get the haircuts left, and by the years since your starting age for the haircuts so far. Cost and time multiply the remaining count by your price and minutes per visit.
Scalp hair grows about half an inch, or around 1.25 centimeters, per month, which is about 15 centimeters a year, so the growth figure assumes that average. Real growth varies with genetics, age and health. Life expectancy is an average too, so treat the results as a fun estimate.
Average scalp hair growth used for the hair-length total.
The average number of weeks in a calendar year.
Change the life expectancy to see how the count shifts.
Global life expectancy is around 73 years and many developed countries are near 80. Use whatever feels right; it is only an estimate.
Yes. Set the price to zero if you cut your own hair, and the count still works.
On average about 1 to 1.5 cm per month, which is roughly half an inch.
It sets when regular haircuts started, which only affects the haircuts-so-far figure.
No. Everything is calculated in your browser.
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