Did you know this? Surprising Titbits on Hair - Not all hair is
created equal. Nature gives us our hair attributes. All else is
a matter of good care - © Andreas Kuehn (2) / Jerome Tisne Did
you know that blondes have the largest number of hairs on their
heads? Does it surprise you that one of three women regularly
dyes her hair? Did you ever do the math on Rapunzel’s hair? It
would have taken Rapunzel several hundred years to grow her
fairy tale hair to full length. Join us in our discovery of the
interesting, curious and amazing facts on hair Yards and more
yards of hair on the head of an infant only exist in fairy
tales. In real life, hair grows only between 0.2 and 0.4 mm (8 –
16 thousands of an inch) per day or about one centimetre (0.4")
per month. Currently, the US American Diane Witt from
Massachusetts holds the record as the woman with the longest
hair. The hair of this US Rapunzel measures almost four metres
(4.4'). Only one person ever beat Diane Witt's record. By the
end of the 1940s the hair of t