Canon 96 Against dressing the hair to entice

Those who through baptism have put on Christ have professed to imitate his way of life in the flesh. Those therefore who arrange and dress up the hair of the head with contrivances of plaiting, to the harm of those who see them, and thereby set out a bait for unstable souls, we treat in a fatherly way with a suitable penance, training them and teaching them to live soberly, so that, leaving the deceit and vanity that come from matter, they may turn their mind continually to the imperishable and blessed life, and keep their conduct pure in fear, and draw near to God, as far as is attainable, through purity of life, and adorn the inner man rather than the outer with virtues and good and blameless ways; so as to bear in themselves no remnant of the perversity of the adversary. And if anyone lives contrary to the present canon, let him be excommunicated.