Emo Hair

Emo was a sub genre of punk rock, very popular in the '80s. In time the music became associated with a certain style of fashion. In todays world emo is associated more with style than with music. The typical emo look is tight jeans, figure hugging t shirts, long fringe (bangs), straight hair dyed black or blonde, studded belts and canvas sneakers. Amongst the numerous hairstyles.

Most popular amongst those who follow emo hairstyles is the scene hair. Which can be determined by shaggy, choppy or blunt. If you are also interested in sporting the scene hair look go through the next few lines and pick up some helpful hints to do your own scene hairstyles.

How To Get Scene Hair

In order to have scene type hair, you need to grow your hair and bangs long enough. If your hair is too short you may want to add to extensions. Bangs should reach at least to your cheeks. If you want long bangs then you should make sure the hair goes past your chin.

You can either get your haircut professionally or try and do it yourself. If you goi to someone it is a good idea to take pictures of the exact style that you want.

If you are cutting the hair yourself then taper the bangs so that they cover only one eye.

As for the rest of your hair cut the layers very blocky or choppy.

The back of the hair should not touch your shoulders. It has to be kept hardly a few inches below your hairline, at the nape of your neck.

* If you have naturally straight hair, there is no need to worry. If not, then you can either get straightening done or buy a ceramic straightener. While the former will last for quite some months, the latter will have to be used every time you wash your hair.

Next you will want to color your hair. The best colors are black or bleach blond or both.

After getting your hair colored you should add streaks. For blond hair blue or pink are good colors, for black hair it would be good to go with blond streaks.

* You can style your emo scene hair further. Using wax, separate the layers piece by piece. With wax covered fingers, and pull down on the hair. The layers will stand separate from one another, looking hot. Use a light hairspray to make the hair stay in place.

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