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5.12.2 Accessibility statementSkip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness SubscribeSign in StyleArts & Entertainments Power The Media Fashion Of Interest QUIZ: CAN YOU SPOT WHICH OF THESE ACTORS ARE WEARING WIGS? Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. By Shelly Tan March 6, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. Share Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save A bad wig is an easy target for online roasting: from compilation articles to literal spreadsheets, no on-screen hairline escapes unscathed. But the best wigs pass by with neither notice nor praise. “I never want anyone coming up to me to say anything,” said Marcel Dagenais, hair department head for TV shows including “Russian Doll” and “Poker Face.” “That means that they’re noticing something. No news is good news.” Story continues below advertisement Advertisement Story continues below advertisement Advertisement But if a bad wig is so obvious, then why are there so many of them out there? Well, it turns out a good wig takes tons of time, money and a veritable encyclopedia of styling knowledge. These efforts are recognized at the Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards and, of course, at the upcoming Academy Awards. Here’s the step-by-step process behind how stylists and wigmakers create, apply and film a great wig. STEP 1: BUILDING THE BASE QUESTION 1 OF 4 CAN YOU SPOT THE WIG? Enzo Vogrincic Society of the Snow Lily Gladstone Killers of the Flower Moon Natalie Portman May December Ramy Youssef Poor Things STEP 2: WEAVING IN THE HAIR QUESTION 2 OF 4 CAN YOU SPOT THE WIG? Ryan Gosling Barbie Sandra Hüller Anatomy of a Fall Zac Efron The Iron Claw Carey Mulligan Maestro STEP 3: APPLYING THE WIG QUESTION 3 OF 4 CAN YOU SPOT THE WIG? Greta Lee Past Lives Mark Ruffalo Poor Things Robert Downey Jr. Oppenheimer Fantasia Barrino The Color Purple STEP 4: LIGHTING AND FILMING QUESTION 4 OF 4 ONCE MORE, WITH FEELING — ID THE WIG! Margot Robbie Barbie Cillian Murphy Oppenheimer Leonardo DiCaprio Killers of the Flower Moon Jeremy Allen White The Iron Claw More quizzes from The Post Hand-curated The words that hadn’t been said in a State of the Union until Biden said them March 8, 2024 Cramming for the Oscars? Here’s what to watch first. March 7, 2024 Quiz: Can you spot which of these actors are wearing wigs? March 6, 2024 View all 20 stories Share 546 Comments Shelly TanShelly Tan is a graphics reporter and illustrator who designs and develops interactive graphics. @tan_shelly Subscribe to comment and get the full experience. 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