Apastambagrihyasutra 5.12.3

5.12.3

madhyandine 'gnerupasamādhānādyājyabhāgānte pālāśīṃ samidhamuttarayādhāyāpareṇāgniṃ kaṭa erakāyāṃ vopaviśyottarayā kṣuramabhimantryottareṇa yajuṣā vaptre pradāyāpāṃ saṃsarjanādyākeśanidhānātsamānam \ 3 \

At noon, after (the ceremonies) from the putting (of wood) on the fire down to the Âgyabhâga oblations (have been performed), he puts a piece of Palâsa wood on (the fire) with the next (verse; M. II, 7, 1), sits down to the west of the fire on a mat or on erakâ grass, recites the next (verse, II, 7, 2) over a razor, and hands it over to the barber with the next Yagus (II, 7, 3). (The rites) beginning with the pouring together of (warm and cold) water down to the burying of the hair are the same as above (comp. M. II, 7, 4).