Monica, the tallest woman in the UK, is so tall that her hair
Indian-origin British woman Monica Shah has claimed that she is Britain's longest haired woman. The 37-year-old Monica's hair is 5 feet 3 inches. Monica had completed her university studies 17 years ago. Since then, he has been raising his hair. According to Monica, she wanted to have long hair always, but it was not possible due to her participation in many sports and swimming in the university. So he decided to raise hair after university. Now their next goal is to increase the length of the hair to six feet. According to Monica, her hair is quite silky They are not strictly because they have never gone to hairdressers. According to Monica, there is no problem in her routine due to long hair. Their child plays very well with their hair.
Hours of washing hair, dyeing and oiling
Monica loses her hair once a week, which takes hours. After this it takes three hours to do hair dye too. He also uses oil twice a week in hair, which takes more than an hour every time. For 17 years he never went to beauty parlor and did not even use hairdryer. So after washing the hair every time it takes three hours to dry.
Fruit-vegetable long hairstyle
According to Monica, her hair is long and healthy as she consumes nutritious food. They eat plenty of fruits, vegetables and almonds. The hair moving with it increases every inch of an inch.
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