What Is 'Uncombable Hair Syndrome?'

[@virginiamathis6911]

Saw a video the other day with a grown woman with this condition. She went to a black beauty shop and they tamed the woman's hair. It was amazing!

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

Gross.

[@shalanathomas7751]

​@eileenmcdonald1599 relax! That black salon was owned by a specialist and celebrity stylist who was able to beautifully treat her hair and make it look normal. Something no one else was able to achieve in all those years of life that woman had suffered into adulthood. The patient looked quite lovely and was very very happy! ✨✨

[@milesph6905]

Danggg! Do we have a link?? I'd love to see it

[@anitadelacruz4897]

What's Gross?

[@Baby_ghost__b]

​@@anitadelacruz4897 I think that she means that we should sometimes accept our natural hair. But let's be real , many people would think that she doesn't take care of her hair and could be hard to find a job.🤷‍♀️

[@Wwydn]

I just watched a show on a grown woman with this. It was on TLC. Basically, you treat it like extremely curly hair and flood it with moisture and style it in sections, the way you would 4C hair. That's not to say 4C is uncombable, just that it's got the best method to help.

[@malmal3003]

Exactly. This is why it’s important for stylists to have thorough training in textured hair. That episode was great and I was so happy for the woman, you can tell it really impacted her self esteem.

[@DJRenee]

​@@malmal3003she literally was another person when she came back

[@leahologbo878]

And this is a storyline 🤦🏾‍♀️🗑

[@musicneurons7807]

​@DJRenee your comments have been a pleasure to read. School can be tough. I hope these babies have a better experience.

[@hithere1528]

@@leahologbo878why wouldn’t it be? The poor woman got her makeover after years of wanting to change her look. Good for her.

[@Happiness11100]

Challenge accepted. Bring them to any black hair salon and we'll sort that out for you. That hair just needs some love.

[@misskate3815]

Yeah, my mom had to learn for our youngest sister(she’s adopted) and it’s actually pretty easy. Takes a while, but so does mine, and mine is pin straight.

[@cynthiamcdaniel2474]

Respect, it's a black hair generation surprise. It is not a condition is the culture.

[@nevaeha4048]

@@cynthiamcdaniel2474no it is actually a genetic condition that has genetic markers which can be found. It’s a mutation of straight/wavy hair.

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

What

[@1_star_reviews]

@@suiSaisquad”while it is a nuisance, it’s actually benign” according to the clip

[@Taylor086]

They can get small braids done, or hair gel, pony tail, corn rolls, etc.

[@JefferyWaybright]

Uhh, corn "rolls"???! It's corn "rows." 👍👍👍

[@fluffytail6355]

Or a shaved head

[@KeishaCherre-ic2gv]

​@@JefferyWaybrightI thought it was corn rolls as well 😂😂😂😂 we been saying things so messed up from the south for years we're i grew up because of the accent so I thought that's what they said 😅

[@kayladenecker]

Not in this society...people would hate them for doing it with their race in mind... unfortunately

[@ThatGirlJams]

​did you ever say Curlin Irn lol 😆 I didn't know that wasn't a thing until 3rd grade and i was doing a presentation 😂

[@ZoraVada-kn7tv]

Me as a black woman: Challenge accepted. Give me some gel, water, and a comb.

[@TeamPaul17]

That is EXACTLY what I thought bout when I saw them. Give 'em the Nia Long special.

[@luckystr221]

They need a lot of product

[@MsSunnyAvril]

😂😂😂😂

[@diananotross]

Right!?!?!? Some deep conditioner, leave in and a nice gel. Sorted. Although rolling with what nature gave you isn't a bad plan.

[@bolisbsm8191]

REALL

[@rachel3682]

She wasn't even combing it down she was combing it upward😂 😂

[@kikash8790]

Exactly, so fake

[@faunfreak]

Likely because it'd hurt the kid, it's thicker at the scalp

[@SpiritualConduit]

prob has a social media account for attention. its very concerning the amount of parents on social media that use their kids for some kind of 'disorder' wethr its real or imagined. really troubling for many reasons. ''special''.

[@paytonlescalleet9714]

The hair gets thicker closer to the scalp so the brushes and combs get stuck and will not go through the hair so she had to go up to remove the comb

[@nanonano.beepbeep]

​@@paytonlescalleet9714🙄

[@anniehope8651]

This hair is perfectly combable. It just sticks up. Uncombable is different.

[@kelseyrobinson3036]

I want to see her actually comb it. The scene they show looks like she does it on purpose (combing up instead of down)

[@LadyHulkX]

Right! A lil conditioner and detangler and they good!

[@JVIXENNorthstar]

​@@LadyHulkX Right. It needs to be wet to brush and comb, not dry.

[@slowmoe1964]

Exactamundo

[@MissEllieEm]

Ooh man, imagine the parents bill for the hair salon once they're teenagers! 💰

[@teddybearmadness8787]

Bruh she literally combed her hair and made it stand up a lot more with the way she did it

[@sulynn72]

Probably did it for the show

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

@@teddybearmadness8787 you have no clue about this type of hair

[@themostrandomestuser]

i thought they said "uncomfortable hair syndrome".

[@samanthajones326]

😂 I did 2😂😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@nillyk5671]

Glad I'm nkt the only one.

[@BirdieBlue5602]

😂😂😂😂😂 me too

[@Jaylin7878g]

Same

[@bloodlove93]

it's probably that too

[@scheiler6214]

That little fluffy Dandelion Heads ❤

[@MelanieWeed77]

I thought the same thing. That would make a cute picture- the little girls standing in a field with dandelions while holding one and blowing them simultaneously. Just a thought 💭 😊🌬🌳

[@waterfountainsofarizona4587]

😂😂😂

[@MelanieWeed77]

@waterfountainsofarizona4587 My mother told me that Arizona is having a relentless heat wave. Is their any relief yet?

[@Marigold-ip3gw]

❤❤❤ adorable description ❤❤❤

[@princesslilchief8282]

Hahahaa 🤣😂😂

[@Apacheuncovered]

3 Einsteins for Halloween

[@nsanejane7713]

😂

[@BasedDGary]

"Little Einsteinz"

[@ABalancedApproach]

😂😂😂

[@TwoPrettyRedDimes]

😂😂😂😂

[@beepbeepboopbop1425]

​@@BasedDGary this is so cuteeee

[@vessagroker98]

Two girls in my town (sisters) had this hair type. The older one always wore a buzzcut and the younger one used a flat iron to keep it down. It was still fluffy, it's like an afro. In todays time with black hair salons these children will get better help with their hair.

[@jeremorijaimihawk]

Curious if hair oil will help

[@LaylaOlsen]

Definitely looks that way.

[@julestjong5599]

Yes

[@hursthill1995]

It doesn’t help, it’s an inside out issue if that makes sense . It has to do with the way their bodies absorb certain thing, Copper if I’m not mistaken. My family members child has it and it stood straight out like she was electrocuted until it’s so heavy it starts to fall And then it still tends to stick out like it’s static filled.

[@PhotoJeticPoet]

​@hursthill1995 it still sticks out even with product on it?

[@hursthill1995]

@@PhotoJeticPoet yes it stays frizzy and like you ran a balloon through their hair no matter what you do to it unless there’s some new magical product but i seriously doubt it unless it’s something to fix the way they absorb. No matter what they tried it didn’t work, it’s literally untameable until they outgrow it. When and if they outgrow it still takes a while to grow out the uncombable hair out but then is when it will start softening and becoming more tameable and start to lay down.

[@naturallytajy973]

“Try and comb it down” proceeds to come upwards 😂😂

[@lavishleo831]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@medusasunshine4705]

Exactly SMH

[@joycehaines2055]

Noticed that too.

[@Flo4Keeps]

😅😅

[@littleboots9800]

The shaft of the hair is triangular or heart shaped instead of round or oval. Apparently they can overheat and its very fragile, also called glass hair syndrome.

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

Ok that makes so much more since then the lack of explication from before it just looks textured on the video and the way they talk about it makes it sound like they have just never seen textured hair

[@doyourhomework5444]

Their hair is still managable. Its called adjustable flat irons

[@littleboots9800]

@@doyourhomework5444 you can't use heat on it more than occasionally and anything over the lowest heat of a hair dryer will break it off.

[@doyourhomework5444]

@@littleboots9800 theres a process that goes with ironing. A lady literally just got her hair done same condition

[@doyourhomework5444]

@@littleboots9800 im looking for where I explained the whole process? Or indicated you have to constantly use heat? You assumed that you have to constantly use heat when I never said that. Fragile hair is not a new thing

[@Christopher-nv9xy]

There's only 100 documented cases worldwide but everyone in the comments has it figured out. Gotta love the internet

[@Sdween]

The word “documented” is the emphasis here.

[@sandrad8773]

Do you think simple mousse or gel won't work?

[@Sdween]

@@sandrad8773 Simply mousse or gel will not work. But treating it same as afro curly hair will help the natural waves and curls hold shape and lose the narrative of “uncombable” hair. It’s literally white people who refuse to believe they have mixed blood.

[@ElleDiablo]

*stares in 4c that i didn't "grow out of"*😂

[@ellaveldje7125]

4c don’t sticks out like that🙄😒

[@unlvckyluna]

@@ellaveldje7125Mine does when dry

[@aPeachWhoLovesYeshua]

Their condition makes their hair strands abnormal, quite different from normal 4c hair.

[@ChastityBeltzJourney]

This looks like a short 4c after a perm or press. Yes.

[@ellaveldje7125]

@@ChastityBeltzJourney your 4c yes !! 😊

[@ladytee8540]

No, Albert Einstein had comfortable hair in his youth. I think the older he got he just didn’t brush it anymore.

[@jdmgang6684]

It also goes away during puberty, so he wouldn't have it when he is in his 50s

[@sabinamuriithi1339]

He just didn't give a damn!

[@aba687]

COMFORTABLE hair????

[@ladytee8540]

@@aba687 🤭didn’t check before posting.

[@aba687]

@@ladytee8540 😁

[@iluvcandies1]

Two of my sisters have this hair! They're grown now, and their hair is GORGEOUS. It has so much body.

[@6Haunted-Days]

Yea there's only 100 IN THE ENTIRE WORLD that has this SUPER RARE DISORDER.....but it seems a ton in the comments think everyone has this hair.... Im sure your sisters weren't 2 of the 100 that have had this.....this isn't just fine or hard to manage hair..... 🤣🙄

[@LadyPallas]

@@6Haunted-Days I love that you assume!! It’s so healthy 😂

[@thinksetsoup5790]

@@6Haunted-Daysmake sure to put more dots that will definitely get your point across.

[@Stepharoni_and_Clean]

​@@6Haunted-Days it says documented cases lol that means their could be manu more

[@mrsx7944]

​@@6Haunted-Daysexactly. Everyone's claiming someone they know had it lol. Impossible

[@Treysor101]

My mom used to regale me with stories of my wild hair as a child. A part of me thought she was exaggerating, but the photos said otherwise. Now my hair is long and heavy and definitely brush , not comb anymore.

[@Flo4Keeps]

Albert Einstein catching strays...un-combable hair syndrome😂😂

[@sapwho]

Exactly what I was thinking lmfaooo

[@susan9498]

I think a video of these three getting their hair done at a black salon would be fun to see! Take the challenge!

[@cece-bt7eo]

I know every black woman was watching this video like "what" lol ill come that hair 😂.

[@KalindaM]

Not me saying that too😂😂😂

[@prism_of_selves]

LMFAO

[@yootoob2]

And am!!!! 😂😂😂

[@lavernewarren4310]

I was thinking it 😂

[@amandacornelius3960]

me 😂

[@JewelryNurse]

Yes Mom and as it grows out and gets thicker it will lay down better for now. try some hair products. A leave-in conditioner will weight it down somewhat. take them to your hairdresser and see what they recommend to help tame it until it gets longer and thicker

[@lindaarnold5683]

Pony tails? Braids? Gel? All would help for now. Maybe even some oil treatments.❤❤

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

Incorrect.

[@JustMe-no8el]

Get some braid outs twist outs etc

[@barbarakosloski9260]

My thoughts exactly.

[@bethenecampbell6463]

Their hair is also really brittle so doesn't take to braids really well either. Mostly they just have to live with it.

[@JustMe-no8el]

@@bethenecampbell6463 unfortunate. I think it looks cool though

[@VenusAMV-]

I had this happend to me when I was little I was born with no hair and when it finally grew it was fully white and unmanageable so my parents kept it short until I grew out of it

[@thedemonnemo]

😮

[@WISH-MUSIC-CAFE]

The way she was combing the kids hair was purposely making it more stand up

[@MimiALDC]

Frrr

[@MayBlake_Channel]

I saw that too

[@raineqz1430]

😂 I saw that too.

[@iheartquestionmark1313]

im so glad the mom is telling them their hair is pretty and embracing it!

[@saintsinningsword]

This sounds like something a pediatrician wanted to put in a journal to get some recognition.

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

You sound very uneducated

[@Kitten_Inchaos]

I- 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@mindlessjulian1666]

Well it's real and linked to specific genes

[@bystandersarah]

If they were hippie kids raised on an organic farm in the mountains of Oregon, no one would even notice their hair is wild😂 they just look like normal little natural kids

[@billydiaz7280]

Same here in Mendocino County CA. Love it.

[@Kira_Martel]

From Oregon, can confirm.

[@tentaklaus9382]

In the UK we had a Prime Minister who had this exact hair. He didn't have their condition though.

[@andrej2375]

Or rockstar hair.

[@Peter07Pal]

@@tentaklaus9382😅

[@fredericapeters616]

All the mothers have to use is coconut or olive oil to massage the scalps and brush with a soft brush to keep it manageable. As they get older, they could then use argan oil and an oil based moisturizer and keep brushing.

[@user-hx7mi7ml8u]

I’m a hairstylist, their hair texture is too fine for those products, it would just look super greasy.

[@fredericapeters616]

@@user-hx7mi7ml8u a few drops per day would never look greasy. It's better than their hair looking dry and breaking up, and have them looking like elderly people.

[@LM-MMM]

you'd think there wouldn't be a syndrome named after it if it was so easy to fix. Don't assume these parents haven't already tried everything. I'm sure this method is just as useless as the 1,000,000 other suggestions

[@zenobiahardman2198]

Imagine taking your kids to the doctor because your concerned about their hair texture

[@katynguyen7434]

This condition is usually accompanied with brittle bones nails and teeth.. so yeah it’s something to be concerned about

[@Dee-sn5uh]

This may have been diagnosed by their doctor at a well check,not that the parents took them to the doctor for a hair style!

[@maryrose8016]

I went to school with a girl that had this in the 80s. Hers was also white blonde. Back then nobody would have known what this was.

[@judigrumm7190]

They actually did know in the 80s if you got the right doctor.

[@user-tj2mt4jp1s]

@@judigrumm7190 I wonder if Mary Rose was making a joke about this hair type matching up with the teased hairstyles popular at the time

[@Rina-jl6yb]

How was it like going to school in the 80s?

[@KingRaiders]

​@@user-tj2mt4jp1s I don't think she was joking. When I seen these little girls I immediately thought of the 80s rock stars like Billy Idol. Nobody back then would question their hair style unless their parents were extremely conservative.

[@AmyEugene]

@@Rina-jl6yb Everything was normal in the 80s, it's only when younger kids and new things came along since then that the world became as crazy as it is now. In the 80s people wanted to look attractive or outrageous and to do either required spending time in the morning to create your look. A hairstyle with volume was preferred over flat, straight hair and people would use a lot of hair products and styling methods to get their hair into unnatural arrangements. The less natural your hair looked, the more obvious it was that you had put a lot of effort into your hairstyle and you were given at least a minimal amount of social credit for not looking like you just rolled out of bed and walked out the door. Because it is very difficult to make straight thin and fine hair look voluminous and stand away from the head instead of wisps of hair stuck to the scalp, women who could style this type of hair into fluffy, airy miracles were considered the most skilled hairdressers. It took many women thousands of hours of practice to become experts in teasing and backcombing and some skills, like knowing exactly how much hair spray to spray and where to spray it, those were more intuition and can't be taught. Trust me, my mom was one of those women. She started out in high school making bee-hives or bouffants with her friends in the 60's and by the time I was in elementary school in the 80's, she owned every method of curl maker available from the drug store. My straight, thin, fine hair defeated every method though and refused to hold a curl. So, instead I engaged in the once every 3 months ritual of getting a perm until the 80's officially ended in 1992.

[@wingsofatlantis]

I immediately thought of crazy barbie.. my bad y’all 😭

[@Tom-ul3gb]

easy halloween costume if your Born With this.

[@umalbaneen6400]

Me too, me too 😅

[@ceezbestbelieve3208]

No Angelica 👀👀🤣🤣🤣

[@ms.branch1207]

You said it first 🥇 somebody's going to steal that. You should run and patent that.

[@Shanny-k9t]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Not_emersyn.09]

I literally had the same hair! I have so many pictures of when I was a kid. We never knew what it was till I got older. My hair is still white but I love it, even if it’s hard to manage 😅

[@evelynosorio8225]

That's the attitude, love you hair as it is❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@Gremlin14112]

It can be Tamed, but it sounds like the Parents were looking for an Excuse, instead of a Solution... Hair Styling Cream can be useful, Hair Gel in extreme cases... Consistency is key, to Taming the Hair Naturally...

[@HomeGurl54]

Kudos to the reporter for being able to pronounce the genetic disorder

[@PalmaDaniels]

Adorable little girls. Precious children

[@SK-zi3sr]

I mean it’s not that bad, unique actually, that’s a good way to look at it

[@tdv1306]

Pony tail, pig tails, braids, corn rows, twists, all you have to do is slick it up into a rubber band in many different styles

[@paulien7779]

I love their hair❤❤❤ society is so stuck up with how things ought to be. These girls will rock it❤

[@bernadettecartin]

Yes! The Debra Harry look and they don't even have to pay for it!

[@keishab7522]

Own it and rock it, girls!❤❤❤❤💆🏼‍♀️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@brickchip6836]

They look like a Billy Idol tribute band.

[@jenniferking7264]

I know your comment would be considered 'controversial' but, damn, did I chuckle! 🤣 That would be the perfect Halloween costume for them. Adorable!

[@22RosesGrow]

😂cute

[@ironshoes1720]

My first thought was "Oh! They look like little baby trolls!😍" and I meant that in the most adorable way. Older people will agree with me, but it's possible they won't say it because of that fear of being controversial too. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@jenniferking7264]

@@ironshoes1720 Sad but true.

[@lucindamarsh7815]

Being accepting of a person and the way their hair grows naturally from their scalp. Beautiful.

[@laydeeslim]

“I comb it down and it just stands right up” as she proceeds to comb it up is nasty work

[@sandhanitizer15]

Oh please... Einstein was a crazy dude, he just didn't take care of his hair lol

[@gforceforever]

Albert Einstein was an INTP personality type. Crazy does not apply to him.

[@emilyw842]

I had a younger girl in my hometown with this white-blonde, super-fine, kinky hair. It literally stuck out all over, floated and waved up and down with her every move. She was as fair skinned as you could be too. She was adorable.

[@cynthiatolman326]

OMG! My hair was just like that when I was small. All my pictures have my white fluffy hair. My Mum would use hair gel to comb it down and put barrettes to hold it for pictures, but in the snapshots it's exactly like this. My Grandma bought me 2 pink silk pillowcases becauae my hair would break at the back at night and combing it made me cry, because it was so hard.. It finally calmed down when it grew longer, around 3rd grade. Just Wow.

[@mrsx7944]

Stop lying. It was not.

[@Sharidadon]

@@mrsx7944 you don’t know her to even say that.

[@mrsx7944]

@@Sharidadon I know a lie when I hear one. If you don't, that's a personal problem!

[@Sharidadon]

@@mrsx7944 you can’t hear comments 😂

[@mrsx7944]

@@Sharidadon hear/read same thing Keisha!;

[@BontrasSnide]

My first thought was Glam from Metal Family (one of my favorite characters) and I think these little tikes look awesome.

[@pathfinder9767]

GREAT SCOT! We don't even need a time machine to know what Doc Brown looked like as a child now.

[@ChoctawNawtic4]

😆

[@hnlong8531]

You never know, they might be geniuses 😮

[@KnockoutNationHub]

They’re something fs 😂🤣

[@HarCast3]

Or weird barbies

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

I am as I have an IQ of 360 that was tested at Harvard, and they also classified me as a genius! 💪🧠👍🍻🇺🇲

[@audreydoyle5268]

​@@Control-Alt-Delete619 well, someone phone the presses! Someone out here with an intellect over one hundred points higher than the highest officially recorded IQ. Impressive! Not. Liar.

[@ColdCreekB]

As soon as it showed the pic of Einstein, the “Little Einsteins” show song popped into my head. 😂

[@christinajenkins611]

I met some Asian kids with this two days ago. I thought it was the cutest thing ever.

[@AK.AK.12]

Were they also blonde?

[@christinajenkins611]

@@AK.AK.12 light brown if I remember correctly. I don’t think the parents even realized how rare it was. They didn’t speak much English.

[@someonerandom256]

I'm pretty sure I had this as a kid. My hair was white like that too. My mom used vaseline to try to tame my hair.

[@Kmatylb14]

Their was an episode of a show i forgot what its called. The woman had the same condition as these kids. The solution was sending her to a black hairstylist, and she was fixed by like the 2nd hour, lol. I think all they really did is use a lot of hair product to coat the individual hairs first with conditioner i believe then it was some kind of oil they used but it worked and the lady literally cried tears of joy.

[@LR-sf7te]

First thing I thought was, they should take them to a Caribbean or black hairstylist ❤❤❤

[@Kmatylb14]

@LR-sf7te if you want to see the episode on KZbin just Google " uncombable hair syndrome tlc" great episode

[@estherqadri9645]

So easy,put just oil in the hair so it's do so many other cultures. After you can brush them very easiely. Oil helps also to make this hairs stronger.

[@littlegnomeone2121]

Where can u get rare hair types documented I have pili annulati and from my research there's only ever been 12 documented cases of it I'm the last 200 years. Multiple people in my family have it and I just wish I could find out where to document this. It's so neat!

[@kathleennorton2228]

What is it like, please?

[@littlegnomeone2121]

@kathleennorton2228 each strand of my hair has white spots. Like Itty bitty spots on each hair that doesn't get pigment. It has no other effects and for the most part is unnoticeable but in the sunlight it becomes obvious. Hairstylist have always been so intrigued by it. My family always called it webbed hair and for the longest time had no idea what it actually was. My aunt did some research finding out it pili annulati and sometimes reffed to as glitter hair

[@Grammichal]

I just looked it up since you mentioned it. How can it be that rare if it is described in the literature? “Only 12 people in 200 years”- “Multiple family members have it” - I’m not being rude. I’m just confused. ✌🏽

[@isthatsonotsofast9604]

I worked with a girl that had it. Very interesting.

[@littlegnomeone2121]

@isthatsonotsofast9604 right? It's so cool I'm so interested in finding out how many people actually have it, there has to be so many more than we know. And what causes it? I don't understand lol

[@nikiandrew8216]

I knew 2 children with the condition, their mother wet their hair and used hair gel and within the first hour their hair was wild again. It does not work to those who think they know everything!

[@starryeyedsurprise25]

That would be the black women on here. Although Simone Biles obviously can't style her own hair.

[@NecrOphelia747]

My son was born with hair like that. I never thought it could be a condition. Either way it was so fun and hilarious and he loved when I would blow dry it 😂 epic floof! He did eventually lose it after his second or 3rd haircut. We still laugh about it. He’s 17

[@mrsx7944]

Stop lying. He was not.

[@Sharidadon]

@@mrsx7944 you’re miserable, under every comment trying to refute claims.

[@mrsx7944]

@@Sharidadon KATT WILLIAMS said people need to STOP LYING 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sharidadon]

@@mrsx7944 what makes you think they’re lying? 🤔 what proof? It’s not outlandish.

[@strawbareli]

i read it as “uncomfortable hair syndrome”😭

[@Hyaphill]

Some good moisturizer and they're good, as a A A hair stylist could😊

[@mrsx7944]

They just need a little heat

[@GypsyGirl317]

These girls look GORGEOUS! 🥰

[@Amandahugginkizz]

I first thought how do these 3 triplets all have different last names haha

[@RM-mx5ol]

I thought they all had unique double names (like Mary-Loiuse 😂)

[@RichardZabielski-ql9ss]

Yes, at first I thought it was double names until the fifth watch I caught "these Mom's"

[@karynbanksley7110]

Maybe this is why UK’s ex-president Boris Johnson‘s hair always looked like he never combed it.😮

[@MrsMoses-ye9om]

😂😂😂😂

[@thunziemafu4655]

I thought of him too😂😂😂

[@Techie1224]

Trump too ?? 😂😂

[@jasminehouston-burns1691]

Not everything needs a diagnosis.

[@victoriapulcifer6218]

If we didn't know that this was a genetic disorder and didn't bother to look into it we wouldn't know that it's harmless lmao

[@theoriginaleb9616]

The term “syndrome” refers to a constellation of symptoms. This just seems to be more of a genetic trait. In other words, I agree. But it’s I’m sure it’s nice for the parents to know the reason for the unruliness.

[@NayyAmo]

That part

[@Ifuckwithtrinkets]

Of course it does. It makes people feel seen and heard.

[@jocelyncujoh9966]

@@theoriginaleb9616 The issue is that there is nothing wrong with their hair. Having a different hair type/texture is not a medical condition. You can’t label something a condition just because you don’t know what to do with it.

[@kaylathompson2111]

I read that as “uncomfortable hair syndrome” when I first clicked. 😂 (I don’t have my glasses on. They look like they’ve been playing with balloons lol. But they’re adorable.

[@wendybrown9205]

Maybe playing with balloons will do the opposite for them and flatten their hair 😅

[@jsep99]

2 Things I learned today that exists: 1. Uncombable Hair Syndrome 2. Strawberry blonde hair

[@JefferyWaybright]

You've never heard of strawberry blonde hair??!

[@tammysmith9962]

I think it is adorable! They look beautifully different. Just perfect!!

[@TonyaR789]

I agree with you ❤ so stinkin cute 😍

[@TLJ88]

For adults. But other kids!?!?

[@rhyswong8976]

With that hair, they make a great rock band.

[@maxbang1813]

Love those beautiful ( flowering) children!!!! ❤❤❤

[@cielitagarcia6489]

Is it me or is that mom brushing it up?

[@wilinafranklin5903]

It probably hurts

[@SteviiLove]

I actually know someone with this.

[@PAPSN]

I know they will struggle with it because I’ve seen other adults with this condition but can I say they’re absolutely adorable. The hair is super cute

[@Hakuna.Matata..]

Now I know the secret behind the hairstyles of *Gojo* and *Kakashi* 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@autumnbikinibottom]

This hair is in no way uncombable 😭it’s just unruly

[@jessicaellina3878]

I think they look absolutely adorable💗💗💗

[@rashidahr4043]

That's what I said also...so cute 😍

[@Wasibiboy]

Albert Einstein?

[@Wasibiboy]

Thir hair fits them so well

[@al28854]

Howard Jones, Aimee Mann of 80's pop rock legend singers.

[@jesussaucedo8133]

​@@al28854 80s glam rock CONTINUES to be an AWESOME look.

[@pj-tv3dw]

Option 1. Eco Gel, Foam Wrap, Silk Wave Cap Option 2 French braids Option 3. Go to a black beauty salon Problem solved!!! 😁👍

[@MinkaSchlossberger4ever]

They have similar faces,too! But so very sweet!!! Little Angels!!! My son , the middle one, had hair like this.When puberty hit, he grew the most Beautyful curls....and a lot of them!!!!!

[@shellihebert3823]

I have a friend, and his son has this. He was in studies for it. Also, these kids often look like each other. I'm a hairdresser and his son was the only one had ever been in contact with this condition. I read all the information I could find about it. It's fascinating! They're so cute!!!

[@mrsx7944]

Stop lying. Everyone is making the same claim.

[@hazelchief-rabbit5903]

​@@mrsx7944stop assuming. You don't know this person

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

I think someone needs to do a film about Boris Johnson having this condition too.... It's definitely the wirey mad professor look. Suited Einstein as well as the guy who was the doc in back to the future films too...

[@robincrass6968]

He was my first thought too

[@TheFeldhamster]

Hahaha, was going to post exactly this - hair like Boris Johnson.

[@durgaharidas5204]

You're right 😱😱😂

[@Priscilla-jc2dp]

Put curls at the ends Beautiful Hair as it grows long it will be more manageable Beautiful

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

Hey, I used to have that exact same hair syndrome! Except in MY case, it started around 1983 just before entering High School, right about the time I started getting into heavy metal. I was cured of the affliction some time after graduation...

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

Then you had other issues

[@m.c.ruckus2032]

@@eileenmcdonald1599 right over your head, that went. 😂 You couldn't sense there was a joke there? YES, I HAD OTHER ISSUES,.

[@agoodusername5662]

​@@eileenmcdonald1599 jesus youre all over this entire comment section being bitter in EVERYONES replies lmao. had a bad day or something?

[@danielgoodrich264]

My old school refused to admit a girl with that hair unless she shaved it and wore a wig remember this was the 80's.

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

That school would have not been open

[@danielgoodrich264]

@@eileenmcdonald1599 While I agree it shouldn't have been open remember it was before the internet was easily available. It was also the last dying gasps of an era where if those in power said it you DID NOT question it EVER. Hell back then school rules about prescription meds to be taken at school were so insane doctors routinely told kids to take em outside of school grounds whenever possible.

[@Noctessa]

Something just like this runs in our family but were Native American and German. My mom tried everything and once she ran into a woman with an Asian baby with the same issue all they could do is laugh and hug each other lol each knowing the other's struggles. Its been passed down throughout our family in every generation, we just accept it and actually embrace it lol

[@theshadowfax239]

Well that's pretty remarkable considering they said it only affects blondes.

[@Noctessa]

@@theshadowfax239 it is pretty remarkable, thanks for agreeing with me.

[@heatheryearwood9199]

Heavens Angels have hair growing straight up ....

[@AZHITW]

Lots of Asian babies have hair that stands straight up when they're born, I did and I'm only half Japanese.

[@Amyiluvmusic]

Whoa your a native American and German to?! Cool!!

[@jloveskbp217]

My hair was just like that when I was little. I remember my mom and grandma always talking about my wild blonde hair. They said they had to constantly put lots of Alberto VO5 hair relaxer cream in my hair. I'm 60 years old now and have thick, shiny, healthy hair.

[@Ptls68]

Mine too maybe not quite as much but still…. I always had it very short until schoolage where it changed . It was very blond and very fine i structure. Then when i had my son at 28 i suddenly Got curls. Didnt before. They has been going from waves to now 56years Old its spiralcurls and much more volume than before

[@indahood1108]

Boris Johnson Syndrome

[@healingv1sion]

Lmaooooo

[@al28854]

is he a 'friend' of the family, namely the mother ??

[@myorkka]

💀

[@JayVala520]

Not funny, dude

[@Kakashihatake67554]

Nah that’s katsuki bakugo syndrome💀

[@briggette9021]

They're just precious! Love the Fro's!!!! Wear them with pride😊

[@indiawhite123]

It’s an Afro!

[@dancingfilly7355]

Thing 1, Thing 2 and Thing 3! So cute ❤

[@kurtmaryville4941]

Ah yes, the Boris Johnson look.

[@Miss.831]

All you need is a comb, brush, and some combat gel lol. 😂

[@thankmelater90210]

They need something more healthier for babies gel isn't always healthy for any hair!

[@emmachamberlainsicedalmond619]

@@thankmelater90210wait can I ask what is wrong with gel? I’m scared now 😭

[@KeshLenae]

Exactly...And a ponytail scrunchie 🤭

[@ColdCreekB]

⁠@@emmachamberlainsicedalmond619well it depends on the gel. So many gels contain alcohol, which dries your hair out. A moisturizing cream would be better, but doesn’t hold a style as well as a gel might.

[@joycehaines2055]

My hair at 80 after I wash it. Got to curl it to manage, probably why people invented permanents. Which really fries it. Strawberry blonde was mine. One daughter was brunette other was white haired. Very pretty girls.

[@EM-qx3hx]

All three with the same syndrome and living close to each other? I’m curious…

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

Might be close relatives and not even know it!

[@Islandgil]

Lolololol. No doubt and they all look alike . Hummmm

[@Alice_was-here_1999]

Bedhead looks adorable though

[@alanparadise3139]

They're rocking the hair ROCK STARS XXXXXOOOOO So adorable.

[@Kek-tp1lt]

"pili trianguli et canaliculi" sounds like a harry potter spell 😂

[@elizabethnisotis334]

😂😂😂😂😂 It does ‼️‼️‼️

[@VMM34]

They look sooo cute! Beautiful hair ❤

[@aba687]

I swear Boris bleeding Johnson has this

[@wonkydonkey8349]

He does

[@trnigyul]

Not the 'bleeding'😂😂😂😂😂

[@alice88wa]

Holy hell, I think you're actually on to something. It's the only thing that makes sense

[@Bedmoments]

Yes he does have this.

[@aba687]

@@Bedmoments There is no proof of this,hes never admitted to it,but i think he does.

[@Kriskos_Mummum]

Headbands, barrettes, bobby pins, hairbands & curling iron to shape the sides, medium hold aerosol hairspray. Try doing 2 spikey ponytails on top, that's always adorable 😊.

[@Charlate]

They look like the the Lorax would protect them

[@user-gabstocked]

Often benign?

[@mindlessjulian1666]

ALWAYS benign

[@435clay95697]

Aww it like baby chick feathers ❤

[@danas3765]

My daughter had a rough patch of hair as soon as her hair came in. The rest was silky smooth. By the time she was 3 or 4, the rest of her hair would get tangled around it. I used to dump conditioner on it and spend a half hour trying to comb through it like a dredlok.