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All My Hairstyles

  • All My Hairstyles
    By Shannan RoussIn the fictional towns of Pine Valley and Llanview, friends become enemies, babies are switched at birth and the dead return to life. Amidst all the drama, one thing remains constant: Susan Lucci's hair—plus a few other distinctly soap 'dos. With the cancellation of One Life to Live and All My Children, we take a moment to acknowledge soaps' most enduring styles.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    Kelly Ripa's Pine Valley days may over (her character moved to California to host a talk show), but the fanned out bangs she sported as Hayley Vaughn live on in daytime drama.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    After Gabrielle finds out that Tina's alive, Tina takes her baby, but Gabrielle gets him back—though she later steals someone else's baby. But Tina blackmails her and both women are sent to jail. But that's not the point. The point is that long hair—and we mean really, really long hair—is always au courant in soap world.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    As Erica Kane, the ageless Susan Lucci's immaculately coiffed hair has evolved only slightly over the past 41 years, reminding us of the maxim: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    In a rare moment of hair-hysteria, Erica Kane (or could it be an evil twin?) visits New York and wears this wacky look during modeling days.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    Since 1979, Dorian Lord Buchanan has reigned as the prime villainess in Llanview. Her stiffly curled matriarch hair seems to say don't mess with me.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    In the world of soaps, full and springy curls immediately signal youth and innocence. Born and raised in OLTL's Llanview, Starr Manning is the show's ingenue. Still a teenager, she has already been kidnapped (twice), survived the death (and return) of both parents, fallen in love, had a baby, had a baby stolen, and...you get the idea.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    In the land of soaps, short hair means one of two things: You're either young and feisty or you're older and brassy. A relative newcomer to Llanview, waitress Gigi Morasco's hair reminds us of DOOL's Billiie (Lisa Rinna) circa 1995.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    Could all that bleach be to blame for the often unpredictable and erratic behavior of our favorite characters? In her 10 years in Pine Valley, Lindsay Rappaport (née Farrell; previously Buchanan) was bad, then redeemed, then bad again, and semi-redeemed. Her hair color, however, never varied.
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  • All My Hairstyles
    If OLTL's Dorian has don't-mess-with-me hair, her longtime rival Victoria Viki Lord Banks (previously Burke, Riley, Buchanan, Carpenter and Davidson) has always had the kinder, gentler version of the same coiff. In her four decades on the show, Viki (played by Erika Slezak) has rarely deviated from the look—except when split personality Niki takes over, of course.
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  • The End of a Hair Era

    1 of 10

    By Shannan Rouss

    In the fictional towns of Pine Valley and Llanview, friends become enemies, babies are switched at birth and the dead return to life. Amidst all the drama, one thing remains constant: Susan Lucci's hair—plus a few other distinctly soap 'dos. With the cancellation of One Life to Live and All My Children, we take a moment to acknowledge soaps' most enduring styles.

  • Out With a Bang

    2 of 10

    Kelly Ripa's Pine Valley days may over (her character moved to California to host a talk show), but the fanned out bangs she sported as Hayley Vaughn live on in daytime drama.

  • So Long

    3 of 10

    After Gabrielle finds out that Tina's alive, Tina takes her baby, but Gabrielle gets him back—though she later steals someone else's baby. But Tina blackmails her and both women are sent to jail. But that's not the point. The point is that long hair—and we mean really, really long hair—is always au courant in soap world.

  • Don't Go Changin'

    4 of 10

    As Erica Kane, the ageless Susan Lucci's immaculately coiffed hair has evolved only slightly over the past 41 years, reminding us of the maxim: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

  • Spiral Outta Control

    5 of 10

    In a rare moment of hair-hysteria, Erica Kane (or could it be an evil twin?) visits New York and wears this wacky look during modeling days.

  • Mommie Dearest

    6 of 10

    Since 1979, Dorian Lord Buchanan has reigned as the prime villainess in Llanview. Her stiffly curled matriarch hair seems to say don't mess with me.

  • Jail Bait

    7 of 10

    In the world of soaps, full and springy curls immediately signal youth and innocence. Born and raised in OLTL's Llanview, Starr Manning is the show's ingenue. Still a teenager, she has already been kidnapped (twice), survived the death (and return) of both parents, fallen in love, had a baby, had a baby stolen, and...you get the idea.

  • Short Stuff

    8 of 10

    In the land of soaps, short hair means one of two things: You're either young and feisty or you're older and brassy. A relative newcomer to Llanview, waitress Gigi Morasco's hair reminds us of DOOL's Billiie (Lisa Rinna) circa 1995.

  • Light Headed

    9 of 10

    Could all that bleach be to blame for the often unpredictable and erratic behavior of our favorite characters? In her 10 years in Pine Valley, Lindsay Rappaport (née Farrell; previously Buchanan) was bad, then redeemed, then bad again, and semi-redeemed. Her hair color, however, never varied.

  • The Kindest Cut

    10 of 10

    If OLTL's Dorian has don't-mess-with-me hair, her longtime rival Victoria "Viki" Lord Banks (previously Burke, Riley, Buchanan, Carpenter and Davidson) has always had the kinder, gentler version of the same coiff. In her four decades on the show, Viki (played by Erika Slezak) has rarely deviated from the look—except when split personality Niki takes over, of course.

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