On the top tool bar in Poser
Click Figure

Click Conform to

{{{a window will open}}}

toggle the arrow in the drop down box to the figure you want the hair to conform to

highlight and click

Click OK

and Your hair should be back in place :)

ladynimue

And once you get it in the right position, resave it to your library so it doesn't happen again.

Ahh very good Virtual, I always forget that part ;] ladynimue

It happens quite a lot when you use poses dowloaded from the net. I usually : set the hair while the figure is in its default pose click "object:lock actor" open the pose library and apply the pose modify the pose till it suits me click "object" uncheck "lock actor", pose the hair. That's the best workaround I've found, but I'm not the most technical guy round here. Compiler

Um, well I couldn't conform the hair, because it is listed as a "prop." And it didn't do any good to resave the poses. Vicky still lost her hair. So now what?!

Did you try to lock the hair ? It always work for me... Compiler

Actually, you missed something. There is something wrong with the poses themselves. I paid good money for them too. Apparently there was some stray info referring to hair or something. Pose creators should always use "blank figures" to create poses. Poses should be saved without any morph information as well. The only surefire fix is to create a "blank figure" for each character. The blank characters have no morphs. Create a folder and copy the poses into that folder. This gives you a backup. Apply each pose to the blank figure, then resave. Be sure not to save any morph info. Once all the poses are resaved, in their safe format, you can copy the original "rsr or png" files into your new Pose folder. Multiply this work by hundreds of poses and all your characters, and it's loads of work. Someone should create tutorials on this one.