When George was delivered, his hair even reached the tip of his nose, and the obstetricians had to bring scissors into the delivery room.
The boys’ hair expanded quickly as they grew.
When George was just nine months old, his parents took him to the hairdresser for the first time. The master was so taken aback that he wanted to snap a picture.
When Stanley was born four years later, his long hair had also grown vertically in a matter of months and stood up.
The Shelton family makes fun of Stanley for rarely being able to keep a hat on his head.
George, however, does not enjoy seeing the hairdresser as much as Stanley does.
Both brothers have the same thick, quick-growing hair. A feature they inherited from their parents, while having differing opinions regarding haircuts.
The Shelton brothers’ distinctive hair is hereditary, according to doctors.
Like their boys, both of their parents have thick hair that grows quickly.
The Shelton brothers may initially appear to be regular lads, but their priceless locks distinguish them from the others.
