William Branham, for instance, proclaimed from the pulpit that any woman who cut their hair was a prostitute. The United Pentecostal Church in their web site proclaims that Holiness is closely related to the length of one's hair. And everyone knows about Samson's escapades and the spiritual significance of Delilah s hair cutting service. John Kilpatrick wears a wig and boasts about it. Jan Crouch probably has as many wigs as Imelda Marcus has shoes.
Women wearing hats seems to be permissible in most every church.
Some religions have even required that women wear a hat whenever they came to worship. The Roman Catholic Church in the past was an example of this. They did, however, allow women to place a Kleenex on their head if they forgot their hats and had a urgent need to visit the confessional. This additional attractiveness could then become a trap for her, resulting in her yielding to the flattery of men who are attracted to a beautiful head of long, curly hair. I could see where this could prove to be quite a problem for elderly women with bad or absent hair.