Calls to Russel weren't returned for comment but she told Inside Edition: "You have to have patience to be in this house with all of this hair." Russel taught her daughters to style each other's manes. And locks this long comes with responsibility. Russel says she once stepped on her own hair so she set some house hair rules which she calls "a big event."
All women in the family must tie their hair back while in the kitchen, especially around the stove. Hair must be kept immaculate by using lots of shampoo and conditioner. It takes an hour for Terelynn's hair to dry. “I burn up a lot of blow dryers," she says.
But all is not for vanity. Russel and her daughters have donated some of their hair (20 inches, tops) to Locks of Love, an organization that donates hair to children suffering from medical hair loss.
And how do the men in the Russel family cope? As for her son, Russel says, "He is going to be a great husband. He's going to know how to deal with drama, and how to deal with hair.” And Russel's husband says: “I love all my girls’ long hair.”
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