History Main / AffairHair

* ''Series/{{Sadakatsiz}}'': Derin plants clues for Asya to discover Volkan's infidelity, such as leaving her lipstick inside one of his pockets and her very distinguishable blond hair strands in the folds of his dark-colored jackets.

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* ''WebOriginal/{{Lolcats}}'': [[http://cheezburger.com/4205742848 Dis Not Mai Hairz!]]

* ''WebAnimation/RevengeFilms'': In the story "[[https://youtu.be/Pxxxu0TpVSI My husband refuses to have sex with me, so I walked in on him having an affair]]," the OP discovered her husband was cheating on her when she found a blond hair in the kitchen table.

* ''Webcomic/OneHundredAndEightyAngel'': A variant of this with [[spoiler: Sam's ''feather'' in Lilith's hair after spending the night together.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Xavier:''' Oh, wow. You got a little something in your hair there. ]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lilith:''' ''[pulls out feather and blushes]'' Okay, maybe she stayed for a little bit but nothing happened.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Xavier:''' Yeah, the blush is really screaming "nothing."]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lilith:''' ''[looks away]'' It was just a kiss...or a few.]]

* A different take in the ''Film/TheTwoJakes''. Our AntiHero has sex with the FemmeFatale, then goes to interrogate her rival while constantly plucking bits of SweaterGirl fluff off his coat -- NotHelpingYourCase when you're trying to convince a woman that you're running an unbiased investigation.

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** She later finds an actual blonde hair, from Mirage, and worries that he's having a more classical affair (but it's actually secret superheroing again).

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'':

* PlayedForLaughs in ''Manga/MissionYozakuraFamily'', where Sayaka, who suspects Taiyo of having an affair, goes to his room to find "evidence" and reports that there are many strands of hair that clearly doesn't belong to Mutsumi in Taiyo's room. Mutsumi calmly points out that those hairs probably comes from her other siblings.

* One single-page ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' comic has Archie inexplicably becoming the First Teen on Mars. He's asked a bunch of questions regarding the terrain, the weather, etc. Cue Ronnie with, "''I'' have one question. ''Whose'' purple hair is this?"

A wife suspects her husband is having an affair and [[GPSEvidence can prove it by presenting him with the hair she found on his jacket]].

The guy will undoubtedly say that [[ICanExplain there's a perfectly innocent explanation]]. And sometimes, [[MistakenForCheating there really is]]. And sometimes the man doesn't even know someone with that hair color.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles,'' Bob's secret superhero work has a lot of "affair" subtext, including Helen finding a piece of rubble and, later, one of Mirage's platinum blonde hairs on his clothes. [[WhatCouldHaveBeen A cut scene]] had her confront him and outright ask if he was having an affair; in that case, he claims that the hair was from an old lady at the dry cleaner's.

* Manga/DetectiveConan plays with this in one chapter. Ran, Sonoko, and Sera find a strange hair in Shinichi's house, which leads Sera to immediately tell her two friends how to build a case around that hair...before revealing that it's highly unlikely Shinichi brought anyone into the house and that it's more likely that Subaru brought a woman to the house.

* ''The Affair'' from ''[[Webcomic/KindOfLove]]'' is kicked off, in part, by one of these when Lina finds a hair on Nick's undershirt that isn't hers. He references the fact that there's a jiu jitsu move that could explain it, but this particular plot thread isn't resolved.

* ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'''s [[http://pbfcomics.com/comics/the-blue-hair/ "The Blue Hair"]] inverts this trope, where Franchise/{{Wolverine}} finds a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin blue hair]] on his lover and sets out to get Beast. [[spoiler: Played with as the last panel shows that hair comes from a blue lion plush next to the girl's bed]].

* ''Manga/HidamariSketch'': A girl's father finds a short hair not of his daughter's color while visiting her home and wonders if she has a cat. Before anyone answers, a woman walks in and he immediately accuses her.