Were Ancient Indian men comfortable with long hair?

Why do you say they had long hair? In the Ramayana, it is said that Lord Rama shaved his head(leaving the Sikha) and got married. People kept different kinds of Sikhas based on caste, but they shaved their heads. read more

The Classical India Srivashta-style war helmet could not be worn easily unless one had long hair enough to tie into a bun at the back and affix the armour into place. read more

Having a long hair is an ancient indian way to showcase & protect his intelligence from the environment. The people who does not have hair they are more prone to get affected on his brain. This was well know by ancient hindus by yoga or meditation. read more

Clothing in India was never considered a necessity, it was worn for religious, cultural and tribal identity. We can notice that among Harrapan figures, only the priestly king wore angvastram, female figures are in minimal clothing. and even if they have, it is unstitched. read more

From The History of Hair:"Native American Indians were divided in their hairstyles – those on the East Coast sporting entirely shaved heads save for a ridge of hair along the crown, whilst Plains Indians, both men and women, wore the recognized long braids adorned with feathers. read more