The bright white and unruly hair of a three-year-old made him look compared to Rod Stewart.

The bright white and unruly hair of a three-year-old made him look compared to Rod Stewart.

Rosie Thundercliffe-Boughton, of Bridlington, East Yorkshire, has disheveled hair syndrome that makes her hair look dry, coarse and out of control.

Because of her fragile condition, her 43-year-old mother, Lisa, Rosie has no choice but to let her hair loose or make a loose ponytail and braids.

The lecturer often receives a series of comments from the public comparing Rosie’s hair to famous people like singer Rod Stewart, United States President Donald Trump, and even Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The mother of three said: ‘When Rosie was born she had very light dusting of very fine white hair.

Rosie was born with a very light strand of hair, but once she started growing out (pictured), she was left with a shaggy strand of blonde hair that had “a life of its own” by the time she was two years old.

The girl’s unruly hair has seen her comparing herself to celebrities like Rod Stewart, former US President Donald Trump, and even Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

“Family members used to compare her to a little girl. By the time she was two, her hair really came to life. His hair is nothing like mine or his 52-year-old father, Philip.

‘A friend sent me an article about a little girl in a similar situation, where it was clear that Rosie also had messy hair syndrome.

“We always stand still when we go out. People are often very impressed and we make a lot of comparisons.

“My favorite so far was that it looked a bit like a miniature Einstein. Judging by Einstein’s hair, maybe he had it too!’

Due to her fragile condition, Rosie’s mother, Lisa, 43, has no choice but to let Rosie’s hair loose or make a loose ponytail and braids.

Little Rosie has even been compared to a miniature Einstein, and her mother admits that her mop looks a lot like the famous physicist’s wild curls.

Rosie helps her older sister, Grace, in the kitchen. Lisa said her relatives made her “look like a little girl” and that by the time she was two, her hair “had a life of its own.”

Despite the many nice comments Rosie gets about her hair, there are others who are not so kind.

Lisa said: “There was a group of rude people in a bar where we were once.

“We were on our way when they started raising their voices and making comments like ‘he looks like he’s been dragged back through a fence.

‘It’s ‘Have you ever heard of a hairbrush?’

Despite being shaped like a ponytail, Rosie’s hair is characteristically erect due to messy hair syndrome.

Rosie with braided hair. Despite the many nice comments Rosie gets about her hair, there are others who are not so kind

I kept my cool and left, but if I ever find myself in the same situation again, I’ll defend Rosie to show her she’s beautiful and her hair is great.”

Rosie’s messy hair is incredibly difficult to tame, and Lisa tries hundreds of products with no results.

“I never comb Rosie’s hair when it’s dry, it has to be wet or full of conditioner, and even then I just comb it with a detangling brush.

“It looks very soft, looks like a cotton ball but breaks very easily. His hair is quite short compared to other children of his age. It grows very slowly and has never been cut.

Rosie’s messy hair is incredibly difficult to tame, and Lisa tries in vain for hundreds of products.

Lisa said that Rosie couldn’t brush her hair when it was dry, it had to be wet or full of conditioner and even then she had to comb through it with a detangling brush.

Lisa said that when Rosie was born, only her very fine white hair was lightly powdered, but as she grew older, she got wilder.

Rosie was photographed when she was a little girl. Her exaggerated hair is “very curly to the touch” and Lisa said it “looks like cotton wool but comes off very easily.”

As a child, Rosie was compared to a “little girl” by her parents because of her beautiful hair.

“When I brush her hair, it looks painful for her, so I usually keep it to a minimum to avoid tears.”

Rosie is going to primary school in September, so Lisa made her educational books about her.

He said: “I bought Rosie a book called ‘Don’t Touch My Hair’.

“It’s for Afros kids but Rosie hates having her hair touched so I want to make sure she knows she can say no.

“Because her hair is so fragile, it’s great to prepare her for an environment where she can face challenges.”

Since the girl is quite short compared to her peers, she was never cut off because she is growing very slowly.

Rosie is going to primary school in September, so Lisa made her educational books about her.

Foreigners often compare Rosie to famous faces with similar hair, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the one who shows up a lot.

Lisa said her hair is very fragile and she wanted to prepare her for an environment where she might face “some challenges”.