"Every day holds a new beginning and every hour holds the promise of an Invitation to Love." 

Laura's hair in FWWM only really bothers me in the "dream" scene where she enters the painting. As others have said, I don't find it as distracting as the wildly varying lengths of Audrey's hair over the course of the series!

I'm glad to assist –I've got to admit, I've been spitting coffee everywhere ever since this post began! It's so nice to hear that other people find the whole wig thing (and hair issues in general) as frightening, funny, and ridiculous as I have over these many years. Okay, here's one more for you: I could barely finish this one it makes me laugh so hard!

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Cheers

Chris

Denise, I would assume you're no longer interested in girls.

Coop, I may be wearing a dress, but I still pull my panties on one leg at a time, if you know what I mean.

Not really.

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

Clearly none of you have long blond haired sisters. My sisters hair can look flat some days, and other days it's RIDICULOUS how big it looks. And THAT is the discussion I had with Geoffr111 years ago.

Charles, where are you finding this info about when Lee is where a wig and when she is not wearing one? You have even contradicted your self by saying Maddy was wearing a wig and then later saying "oh, it was only a wig in the second season."

My sisters hair could easily look like some of these photos, and you're saying "here is the wig part" and I'm saying my sisters hair could look exactly like that, prove to me that it's a wig.

Pictures of my sister and her hair to follow (or which I can clearly see you saying "it's a wig"). 

Jlyon1515,

I didn't "find" the info about the phony hair –I just guessed because it's obvious. But just to make sure, I wrote to Brent, the hair stylist who worked on Sheryl for FWWM. He promptly confirmed my suspicion. Yes, Sheryl wore a hairpiece.

I had posted our email correspondence here before (my ego couldn't resist showing off the proof), but decided to remove it because upon reflection, I feel pretty bad that I've been making fun of the wig...I mean, it IS funny, but they probably worked incredibly hard on it, and for loooong days of shooting –Plus, Brent was so nice to get back to me with a definitive answer.

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My proof that someone can have ridiculous hair and have it NOT be a wig. I present to you my sisters 8th, 9th, 10th, and 12 grad pictures.  Each from about October of the years 85, 86, 87, and 89.  In some it's flatter than others.  It's ridiculously poofy too.  SO, I wonder how many people look at her and wonder if she's wearing a wig.

just gotta say it depends on the weather too. when it is humid, my hair gets frizzy, thick. when on a perfect dry day, it's flat. just wondered about wigs on any kind of weather,  never wore one.

Oops! yes I did, Halloween, but it was straight.

Well naturally my hair is huge, much more width than that. However, if the fact remains that Sheryl Lee wore a hairpiece then she certainly did.

 Plus whoever said that it would have been creepy if they included mention that Maddy was wearing Laura's clothing... where's the problem? That's would set up something that was almost established in FWWM.

I think Laura is much more sweet with the hair in the series. I understand that Sheryl cut her hair before FWWM and she had to wear a wig, but I don't like her hair-style. They could choose a wig that look like her real hair. I like her only in the scene with Ronette and Teressa Banks where she have the same charm like in the series. I think that the hair-style of the wig take away some of Laura's sweetness.