Since we won't know for sure, until we get to meet Him face to face and ask, this is of course, all conjecture.

But, if using Lazarus as an example, the only thing different is the fact that, as you said, Lazarus needed help getting out of the 'burial cloths', since he was still in his physical body. If we look at different burial customs of the times, I think we can see that they did cover the deceased with cloth around the face, head and body. When Jesus was laid in the tomb though, he wasn't 'fully prepared' for burial the way Lazarus was. He also was in a 'borrowed tomb', that of a wealthy man, and using the Shroud of Turin as an indicator, was wrapped in a piece of more expensive, finely made cloth.

Since I believe that the Shroud is real, that the image of Jesus was created from the blast of energy that was used to create the Universe and literally 'aged' those fibers in the twinkling of an eye...and I believe the smaller piece of cloth (called a napkin in Scripture, simply because it was a smaller piece of cloth), from Spain was also used to cover his face/head at one time, but was NOT subjected to that energy burst (since it does not have the markings the Shroud does)...I am led to believe it was NOT on His face when He resurrected. Can I prove it? No. Is there a reason why the burial cloth (shroud) was laying crumpled and the smaller face cloth (napkin) was laying folded? Most likely. Could it be to help prove that the Shroud and other cloth are real? Maybe...some people need to 'see to believe' and every little bit helps as time is running short.

Someday all these little questions will be answered...for now, it's good to think about them, discuss and add another thing to the long list of 'someday I'm gonna ask Jesus...". :)

Blessings~

Suzi