Scene Girl Hairstyles

The scene girl hairstyle embraces a mixture of emo-influenced edginess and a softer, more natural hippie style. The hairstyle can be done with any color of hair with any texture, and allows the wearer to show off any specific look, from extreme to bohemian. No matter what style you prefer for yourself, there are various ways to maximize the prettiness of your scene hairstyle.

First Things First

It doesn't matter if your hair is short or long, colored or natural, but it is very important in the scene girl style to have a healthy-looking, polished hairstyle. Take care of your hair by deep conditioning once a week, and if you do dye your hair, get regular touch-ups to avoid looking sloppy. If your hair is long, pull it up when you sleep at night to minimize tangles and broken ends. If your hair is short, switching to a satin pillowcase will prevent frizzies and help keep your hair smooth. Also, give yourself some time each day to style your hair, as scene girl hairstyles are always well put together and refined.

Extreme Scene Girl

One popular way of wearing your scene girl hair is to lean more toward the emo-inspired side and go edgy. The use of bold colors and sharp layers can define the style. Hair color is usually something very bright or bold, such as platinum blond, jet black, or rich and shimmering red. Keep your color its brightest by using a shampoo appropriate for dyed hair. Another way to go extreme is to add one or more streaks of a bright color such as green, blue, pink or purple. The layers on extreme scene girl hairstyles are often dramatic, slightly uneven, and styled with distinct precision. Use a firm-hold hair wax to create spikes or accentuate chunky layers. If you have bangs, make sure they are always styled with as much care as the rest of your hair. Extreme scene girl bangs are usually cut thick in a blunt style or straightened and combed to the side. Brightly colored clip-on bows and plastic headbands are a way to top off any extreme style.

Hippie Scene Girl

The other side of the scene girl hairstyle is to keep things more natural and put the most emphasis on texture and simple styling methods. Hippie scene girl hair never appears messy or tangled and is often worn slightly wavy. If your hair is naturally straight, you can put your hair in two braids while still damp and let air dry before shaking out and slightly misting with hairspray. Take extra care of your hair so it is shiny and strong. When styling, use simple things like braids to give your hair extra oomph. Try making 1-inch braids on each side of your head before securing in the back with a hair tie or a few bobby pins. Hippie scene girl styles are most often worn down, so if you need your hair out of your face, make low pigtails that aren't secured too tightly and pin bangs to the side with bobby pins. Use headbands that are cut thin to make the hairstyle appear more delicate.

If You Have Long Hair

Long scene girl hair is almost always worn down or in braids. For a more extreme scene style, make sure your hair has many layers that can be straightened and made messy with product. Hippie scene girl styles for long hair should be brushed a few times throughout the day to ensure the natural oils are being distributed and the hair is soft. Whichever scene girl style you choose, keep the ends of long hair trimmed so your hair stays healthy and strong.

If You Have Short Hair

Short scene girl styles should be carefully styled each day to hold a distinct look. This is easy enough for the extreme style---just use hairspray, hair wax, and holding crème to create messiness and edge. For the hippie scene girl style, use the product of your choice to create subtle curls at the end of the hair with your fingers.

References

• Bohemian and Hippie Hairstyles
• How to Have Scene Hair Q&A
• About Scene Hair

Resources

• Scene Hairstyles