Scene Hairstyles - How to Become a Scene Girl

Scene Hairstyles - How to Become a Scene Girl

To be a scene chick, you need the scene hair and the best way to describe this is, the more eccentric, the better! Also, the bigger the better also applies!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

Bleached blonde or black hair is normally the colors of choice for scene girls, but it is not unusual to have blue, pink and even purple hair. However, the hair should be layered and the hair should be worn bigger at the top, and the height will very much reflect on the layers. If you wanted to be really scene, you should add some extensions to your hair, preferably of a colorful nature, and greens and pinks, in neon shades, are particularly good for the scene look.
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

In scene kids, hair is everything, and although you may want to experiment with different colors and looks, be aware that you shouldn’t go too far, as this will prove not scene, but making a statement and setting a new trend is a definite must!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

The scene look, and particularly the clothes and make up is reflective of their eccentric personalities, and without the hair, this look just would not be complete. The bigger and more colorful, the better, and the more accessories you can fit around your hair, preferably in skull or spider varieties, the better as well! Whatever style you choose to have your scene hair, you should wear it with pride, and make sure that iti is reflective of you and your personality.
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

Scene Boys Hairstyles and Haircuts

Scene Boys Hairstyles and Haircuts

The good thing about scene hairstyles is that it works for both a boy and a girl, and if you can tell that your haircut is “boy” or “girl” then you are probably not scene enough!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

Forget everything you ever read about how a haircut should be and go back to basics. This scene trend will save on hairdressers, as you can do it all yourself at home, and should it go wrong, it’ll be ok, you can say it’s the latest scene trend!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

The basics of scene hair is long or short length for boys and choppy layers. It doesn’t matter what the length of your hair is, there is a scene cut for those with long hair, short hair or medium length hair. And, regardless of whether you are male or female, the scene look requires scissors!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

Your scissors are not your friend with this scene look, the perfect scene hair does not require a long amount of time spent cutting your hair. Cut random bits off your hair and you will end up having the perfect scene boys hairstyle. Fringes, or bangs, should be uneven, preferably going across one eye, and never straight across!
Scene Hairstyles Spring Summer 2009 Edition

The good thing about scene boys hairstyles is that you can use girls pictures of scene hair as your basis. From there, the world is your oyster and only your imagination will restrict you! Be care free with your scissors and the perfect scene hair cut will come to you.

How to Style Scene Hair

How to Style Scene Hair

Scene hair is all about unique expression and individuality. However, this still requires some skillful styling to achieve. To start creating your scene ‘do, you will want to get the perfect cut and color. Choppy layers, razored ends, and long bangs are great styles to get at the salon.  

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As for the color, be bold! Any color imaginable works on scene looks, and they can be added in chunks or streaks to create your own style. Once you have the basics down, you will want to have your hair straightened. This is easy enough if your locks are naturally straight, but if you have curly or wavy hair you will want undo your natural texture with a straightening iron or blow dryer. 

Chemical straighteners can also work, but be cautious using these on colored hair. After your hair is straight, you can use some styling gel or wax to add a purposefully messy tousled look. Try only messing up the back of short hair for an edgy, fun look, or tease longer hair for some sexy volume. 

Finish your look with a little hairspray to hold strands in place and adds shine to help show off your scene style.