Why is Queen Hatshepsuts mummy's hair red?

It has been proven that the hair found on Egyptian mummies is either been dyed or is their real colour. read more

Yeah. It seems that mummies around the world hair turns reddish after time. Some people like to claim that they were naturally red. Which is BS considering how rare red hair is. Take a look at these pictures. Some of them are Chinese and others are Peruvian. read more

Hatshepsut also suffered from what all women over 40 need—a stylist. She was balding in front but let the hair on the back of her head to grow really long, like an aging female Dead Head with alopecia. This Queen of Egypt also sported black and red nail polish, a rather Goth look for someone past middle age. read more

The blocks were discovered by the German Archaeological Institute on the Island of Elephantine, Aswan in Egypt and shed light on Queen Hatshepsut who was a successful ruler in around 1,473BC. read more