have a good head of hair
have a fine head of hair
have a thick head of hair

At least I had a good head of hair, even if one or two were gray.

He had a good head of hair, thick and white, and a triangle of grey fluff on his chest.

The casting call specified teen-agers; though I was a little over the hill at 22, I had a good head of hair and few wrinkles.

By the 15th century Peter is more likely to be bald on the top of his head in the Western church, but he continues to have a good head of hair in Orthodox icons.

It shows up your blue eyes, and you still have a fine head of hair."

"You sure do have a fine head of hair on you, boy."

A: He has a fine head of hair and is fully qualified to be a television journalist.

Your mother had a fine head of hair.

Larkin was overweight and bald, Courtenay has a fine head of hair and is thin.

The name 'Esplin' derives from 'Abasalom' and was often used as a nickname for someone who had a fine head of hair!

There was no extra flab on him the way there had been on Enderby, and he still had a fine head of hair.

Unlike Muggleton, there is no pictorial likeness but Muggleton reports, "He had a fine head of hair, it was black, waving over his shoulders."

Wait until she's one year old, my son, and then you'll see that she has a thick head of hair.

Matt, who now has a thick head of hair, is proudly holding a freshly caught fish.

I'd been pretty wobbly on my pins when I swung the bottle, and she did have a thick head of hair.

And he did have a thick head of hair and impressive sideburns.

"To me she looks absolutely bald-and that, since she's a Caesar and therefore supposed to have a thick head of hair, is not welcome."

A strikingly handsome man, he had a thick head of hair and his face, a contemporary has said, was "as fine as the moon."

He had a thick head of hair, but wore a bald wig, starting from five years old - he was a clown in Circus Ocidental until the age of twelve.