Shilah, la niña que padece el extraño síndrome del “pelo impeinable”

Shilah Madison Calvert tiene siete años. Cuando tenía seis le diagnosticaron que su cabello era más que especial. Shilah tiene el síndrome del "pelo impeinable", causado por una mutación de un gen y no tiene cura.

Esta niña australiana considera que su pelo es "muy divertido", según consigna Daily Mail. Así que sus padres le abrieron una cuenta de Instagram para ir contando las peripecias de la niña para acondicionar su cabello cada día.

Además, la pequeña se perfila para convertirse en modelo y demostrar que su pelo la hace única.

Shilah needs to take a brush or a comb with her everywhere she goes. Her hair gets tangled & dreaded so easily. Especially when sitting in the car ?????? #uncombablehairsyndrome #hairstyle #kidsmodel

A post shared by Shilah Madison Calvert-Yin (@shilahmadison) on Aug 22, 2017 at 4:23pm PDT

Shilah's hair goes green very easily with chlorine or other chemicals. Instead of sparkling ? it shimmers green. Tomato soup mask always does the trick ?????? #haircolor #kidsfashion #uncombablehairsyndrome

A post shared by Shilah Madison Calvert-Yin (@shilahmadison) on Aug 27, 2017 at 3:36pm PDT

Shilah loves to cook & help out in the kitchen. This pic was taken a couple of months after her self haircut. ?????? #minimasterchef #hairstyle #childmodel

A post shared by Shilah Madison Calvert-Yin (@shilahmadison) on Aug 28, 2017 at 2:18am PDT

People often say she has hair like Doc Brown from back to the future, lucky it's one of our fave movies #uncombablehairsyndrome

A post shared by Shilah Madison Calvert-Yin (@shilahmadison) on Jul 12, 2017 at 2:49pm PDT