British Rapunzel has not washed her hair for 20 years, and her braids look great

32-year-old artist Francesca Cluney (Francesca Cluney) is often called the British "Rapunzel", and all thanks to her luxurious hair. Frankie started growing her hair, which is almost two meters long today, at the age of 6. But already at 13, the girl realized how difficult it was to take care of them.

That is why Francesca once refused to wash her hair at all and is very happy about it. For 20 years now, the only thing Francesca has been doing with her braid is unwinding it and combing it. The artist says that the refusal to wash her hair greatly facilitated her life.

Frankie admits that since early childhood she dreamed of being like fairy princesses, which is why at the age of six she firmly decided to grow her hair.

Well, we can safely say that the girl has surpassed herself — now the length of her hair reaches almost two meters. The braids of "Rapunzel" from Brighton hang down to the feet themselves.

Already at the age of 13, the owner of a luxurious mane faced a serious problem — taking care of long hair was not as easy as it seemed to the girl. Then a friend of her mother asked why she didn't just stop washing her hair, and for 20 years Frankie has been following his advice.

According to Francesca, the first few months after refusing to wash, she experienced terrible discomfort. My hair was dirty all the time, and my head itched a lot, but soon all the "symptoms" disappeared.

Now the girl spends about half an hour to put her curls in order — to unravel the braid and comb her hair. Frankie has no idea how much time it would take for a full range of procedures, and she is very glad that 20 years ago she decided to give it up.

Surprisingly, this did not affect the "quality" of the hair in any way. The girl's curls look great, and you can see this for yourself by viewing several of her photos.

Frankie is regularly invited to shoot by modeling agencies

The girl often performs in the theater

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