Haircut after 12 years Nilanshi Patel. Guiness world record holder.

Nilanshi Patel from Modasa, Gujarat, got a haircut and a video of it's far now going viral on the net. Why do you ask? This is due to the fact Nilanshi's is not an everyday haircut. 

This is the first haircut she is going in 12 years and the 18-12 months-old is pronouncing goodbye to the tresses that fetched her 3 Guinness international facts. Her most recent document became in July 2020. With a period of two hundred cm (6ft, 6.7 inches) hers changed into the longest hair on a youngster.

She held records inside the same class in 2018 and 2019 as properly.

Now, Nilanshi has determined that it is time to say goodbye to her long hair. Proper before her haircut, she stated, "I am so excited and a bit worried because I do not know how I can look within the new coiffure. Let's examine what happens, however, I'm hoping it's going to be great."

In step with a weblog post by way of Guinness world statistics, Nilanshi decided to grow and groom her hair after an awful experience at a hair salon. "I was given my hair reduce, a surely horrific haircut. So, then I decided that I might not cut my hair. I decided that once I was six and feature now not reduce it because," she was quoted as pronouncing.

Now that she became subsequently slicing her hair, she turned into confronted with 3 options. She ought to public sell it, donate it to charity for cancer patients or donate it to a museum. Following consultation together with her mom, she determined to donate the hair to a museum. Her mom advised Nilanshi that the hair deserved to be within the museum as it would help encourage others. The mom, who additionally reduce her hair in conjunction with Nilanshi, donated her locks to cancer patients.

Inside the video, Nilanshi kisses her hair after it has been chopped off. The beaten mother-daughter duo also can be seen hugging each other. Searching within the mirror, Nilanshi says, "it's miles stunning. I appear to be a princess. I'm still rapunzel...I love my coiffure."

Nilanshi hopes to inspire humans and add greater world data to her call.