EMO HAIR STYLE

EMO HAIR CUT

If you do attempt cutting a emo haircut yourself, do not worry about getting all of the ends even and matching. The more jagged and asymmetrical, the better.

Emo hairstyles are about creativity and boldness, not about perfection. A large majority of Emo hairstyles feature a patch of hair in a triangular shape worn around the face.

Lopsided hair is also very characteristic in Emo hairstyles.

One of the best things about an Emo hairstyle is the versatility and creative freedom.

It really is a matter of anything goes, so long as you’re being uniqueand meeting your creative needs.

However, a large majority of people with Emo hairstyles do tend to favor black hair dye. Playing with hair dye is a huge characteristic of the Emo hairstyle. The bolder and funkier you get the better it is. Unlike many other styles, the Emo look does not call for you to look natural. In fact, since it is obvious if your hair is colored blue, that it is not your natural color, the funkier the shade, the more Emo your look

Once you have your base color on your hair, there is no reason to stop there. You might want to consider adding frosted highlights, in purple or blue to the edges of your hair for an even trendier touch. However, make sure your accent colors are bright enough to show through your choice of base color.

If you want to have an Emo hairstyle for yourself but are not sure what to do, you may want to try shaving all of your hair in the back and leaving hair only on the top or on the sides. Some people may also decide to shear their hair on the sides as well. For these Emo hairstyles, you will want to use electric shears.

Although a large amount of your hair will be buzzed off, there should still be a bold shock of colored hair left hanging down the front into the eyes.

Cutting A Emo Haircut

There are really no rules with an Emo hairstyle other than having fun, playing around, getting creative and being as individual as possible

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There is no need for concern when making your emo hairstyle, what you feel like doing goes! It's not a normal look so therefore people expect it to be all over the place and to be and over all crazy hair cut. Most emo girls and men guys to the jet black hair for their hair cut and they like the unnatural, uneven look it gives it more spunk. Even though the emo look is becoming more common, it is still an uncommon way for a hair cut. So have fun with it dye it black, chop it up and add some crazy highlights.

Emo hairstyles can be made by you, your best friend or your little brother. The style does not require a professional stylist or beautician. You can just cut the dyed hair all over in different shapes but the hair usually is always longer in the front hiding the face. You can also razor it in the back to have it spiky with the longer bangs for a weird looking hair cut. Both of these are considered an emo hairstyle. No matter what you do to your hair choppy, buzzed in the back as long as you have some uneven pieces framing the face your in the clear.

Emo hairstyles are usually spiky and shaggy a definition of how you felt at that time. It's an all over the place crazy style so use gel and hair glue to your advantage. Adding hair glue to the bangs in the front to make them straight and stiff is a must when trying to create the emo hairstyle. You can add gel to the back of your hair as well to make it stand straight out if you have the back shorter. If the back is long and shaggy just mix and match gel and hair glue to make it a crazy bold effect. Remember the more unusual and different your hair looks the better off you are.

Hairdresser or home cut? If you go for cutting your own hair (as preferred by emos), then do it with a razor comb. These are really cheap - about 15 dollars or ten pounds. Have two mirrors in front and behind so you can see the back of your head. Cut the end-tips of your hair jaggedly - this is known as razor shearing. Remember to start off low down so if you make a mistake you can cut away to change it. If you start cutting too high up you don't have the option to change mistakes. Remember that the fringe and sides are all-important, so don't cut away too much in the back unless you're going for crazy-spiky-short.

Hair colour: Emo hair is whatever colour you want - no rules. Blonde, rich brown, mouse... it's all good. But in place of rules emo has guidelines, and emo hair is frequently dyed black. It can be highlighted with brighter colours (blonde, auburn, red, blue, pink) to give more definition and edge. Highlighting the tips in bright colours - or going for minimal streaks - works well.

Scene vs Pose: The rules on emo hair are pretty clear nowadays. Everyone's heard of emo hair and all urban hairdressers know how to achieve the look. If you just like the hair, wear bright colours - do what you like. If you're actually an emo, you may feel other people are stealing your scene, so consider being less obvious - go for naturalistic colours, not bright ones, to show you don't need to overplay the emo card - you live it, not just dress it.

Keep it asymetric: What you're looking for is a jagged style with different layers and cuts. An emo hairstyle has real shape and unusual proportions. Cutting your hair with a razor comb will definitely achieve this, especially if you've never done a home cut before. You can get your hair (long or short) to be asymetric through a styled cut or through spiking it with product. Like the emotional music that initially spawned the emo scene, emo hair should also be expressive and change frequently - emotion expressed in hair. It's proper art, when you think about it.

Layering and texture: You want lots of layers in your hair to make it freeform, with plenty of movement. You want to look like a lost young child that has cut their own hair with scissors but still looks attractive, even if they feel a little bit ugly. Or you want a hairdresser to do this for you, so you look like a lost young child that has a really great hairdresser.

Emo hair should be straight: There are no rules, but even so, classic emo hair is straight. If you've got curly hair, use straighteners. Or lots of mousse and gel. Or special straightening combs with a hairdryer. If you've got long curly hair you could cut the back off so it's short and messy, spike it with product and just have a long sweeping fringe (this style works better for boys than girls). Straight hair is best for emo haircuts because it better displays the layering and texture.

Emo hair should be individual: Yes, of course you can copy someone else's haircut if you think it suits you. Just google for a photo of an emo hairstyle you like, and take it to a hairdresser and say "I want this". But with future haircuts, think about getting creative, and maybe doing some of the layering yourself when the initial emo haircut grows out, or experimenting with minimal applications of bright hair dye to express yourself. Has any emo thought about Andy Warhol-style grey or silver hair? Or cosplaying their hair to get it looking like their favourite manga hero? Maybe not yet... not until some brave person gives it a go and posts the result on an emo community website. You could be the first!

Emo hair, not punk hair: Punks couldn't give a crap. Emos care a lot. They're really nice sensitive people and they do actually care about things, including what they look like. Emo hair may require a lot of product, but it's not gutter-punk - so emo hair should also be clean and sweet-smelling. Emo hair should ideally be glossy and in great condition, so give your hair occasional hot oil baths. You may feel closed off from much of the world, sometimes, but your gorgeous emo hair will make people want to hold you.

Get an Emo Haircut

Step1

Get an asymmetrical style. Most emo haircuts have sides that are different, with plenty of uneven layers creating slopes and sweeps of hair. Usually, the front is longer than the back, and one side is shorter than the other.

Step2

Do up the color. While emo immediately brings to mind sleek, almost oily, black hair, that is not a strict guideline. You'll find many emo styles in dark colors, but bold bright colors work as well.

Step3

Have your friends cut your hair if you want to go for the uneven, shaggy look. A more sculpted emo cut must be done by a professional, but you can get some cool, short cuts by doing it yourself.

Step4

Take a picture of your favorite emo haircut to your stylist. Try Emo Bucket, Emo-Corner or photos of your favorite band to find a cool hairstyle (see Resources below).

Step5

Ask the person who cuts your hair to show you how to style it. Layers and strange cuts can be hard to maintain. Be sure to pick up proper hair products.

Style Your Emo Hair

Step1

Brush your bangs in your face for a quick style on the go. Covering one eye with your hair, especially for men, is in line with basic emo looks. Work from there.

Step2

Use a flat iron or hair straightener to keep your hair sleek looking. Asymmetrical, layered cuts look best when flattened.

Step3

Pile on the hair product. If you want your spikes, tails and layers to conform all night, you'll need to use a combination of anti-frizz solution, wax and molding cream. Skip the pomade, or your hair may end up limp and greasy by the end of the night.

Step4

Keep it messy. As a general rule, emo hair tends to look unruly, even if it was strategically styled that way.

Step5

Try layering colors in chunks or streaks to create an emo look.

HOW TO DO EMO MAKE UP

A General Guide to do emo make up

Actually, emo make up is a Along with layers of hair, makeup is key in creating an emo look. In the emo style, it is perfectly acceptable for both men and women to wear makeup, especially eyeliner, to create instant moodiness.

The emo 'look' is dark eyes, pale skin with dark nails, eyes and lips and goes beyond clothing and make up as it is a lifestyle. It is mistakenly seen by some as a Goth look, however in reality is not as 'dark' as Goth and has more color with a specific lifestyle, music and outlook towards life.

If you want to take it up seriously then look into it a bit closer. Acting as if you are an exponent of the emo culture will result in you being ostracized by people, both other cultures and emo - you must live it as your natural self and not emulate some other person.

Emo make up is quite fundamental, hair being one facet. A number of styles create the emo look, not only short, butch hair styles. Hair can be dyed black and may be layered, colored in streaks or straight. Black and pink dyed hair is in style (without curls and your choice of cut or length) with barrettes placed at random or making use of bangs.

A clean face is the beginning point for emo make up. A gentle cleanser should be used and toners must be applied after make up is removed in the evening. A thick emo foundation is necessary and can be traditional if your skin tone is fairly even. Essentially the emo look involves an even skin tone with a pale, single color (no marks or blotches visible). A hard edge look may not be so radical if you have pimples.

Eyes form the focal point in emo make up, involving numerous application methods - trial and error will determine your preference. Black eyeliners are essential, drawn close to the eyelashes, followed by a violet or purple liner on top of that towards the eyebrows. Add eyeliner below the eye for effect. Pencil liners underneath the eyes create a smudged appearance. For a black line inside the lower eyelid, use a pencil because liners will sting and affect eyesight.

Eyelids should have a dark eye shadow with a light highlighting eye shadow underneath the eyebrows which will accentuate the dark around the eyes. Another highlight around the black can be dark red. Apply plenty of black mascara making sure the layers dry properly before applying the next one - 3 layers are normal. You may need to tone it down for the work place.

For the nails, a number of colors are suitable - dark red, dark purple, black or white stripes on black while lips require dark lipsticks like dark purple and dark red. Application of emo make up is uncomplicated yet achieves an incredible look.

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All the Things You’ll Need are :

· Lipstick

· Mascara

· Foundation

· Eye Shadow

· Eyeliner

While the eyes are the focus for both boys and girls when it comes to emo makeup, the techniques and styles of makeup do vary a bit for both. Emo girls will also usually wear more makeup than emo boys, as for the boys, the intended effect is not to appear as if you're a drag queen. Let’s start now…!!! Ready???

Emo make up for girls..!!!

· Take your emo eyepaint or eyeliner and apply it carefully on the bottom of your eyes. Make sure you get close to the lash line. Start on the inside corner of your eye and make a thin line going to the outside of your eye.

· Apply your eyepaint/eyeliner in the same manner on top. Try for a rounded edge on the outside corner of your eye.

· Apply a healthy amount of eye shadow to your eyelids after the eyeliner has dried.

· You can create a shadow effect by applying a thin amount of a dark coloured eye shadow all around your eyes.

· Apply one coat of black mascara.

· If you want to, use foundation in a tone slightly lighter than your skin tone, or your own skin tone.

· Put a tiny bit of lipstick on. Blend it well into your lips and blot some off for a tinting affect.

· Don't overdo the makeup- you may look like a poser.

Nice guide : If you have a very light skin complexion and maybe even darker eyes, you may want to use like a dark brown (close to black) or a crimson color. This will not be to harsh on your skin tone (apply colored eye liner under your black, use eyeliner on top lid too).

Hush and : you can make little sideway triangles on the edges of your eyes, or turned up tips like asains to make a dramatic effect.

Emo make up for boys..!!

· Apply eyeliner or emo eyepaint. Get very close to your lash line. Look at pictures of guys wearing eyeliner; notice that they are not wearing a lot - just enough to show they have it on.

· Eyeshadow is not mandatory, but if you are going to wear it, the best colors are grey, black, pink and red.

· If you wish, use a lightening foundation.

· Lipstick is, again, optional. If you are going to wear it, make sure to wear a tiny amount. Rub most of it off so it appears too tint your lips but not too much too make your lips nonappearing.

Emo make up for both..!!

Eyeliner

• If you're going to try liquid liner, you might just want to skip to emo eye paint instead. If you don't have access to emo eye paint, try just using liquid liner instead.
• Go easy on the eyeliner. Put enough on where people know you have it on, but don't look like a raccoon.
• You can use the same process with kohl or an eye pencil instead of emo eyepaint or liquid liner.

Eyeshadow

• Try consulting with a makeup artist before selecting a color.
• Make sure your color goes well with your eyes.
• Dark and bright colors are normally the way to go.

Using Powder/ Foundation to Lighten Your Skin Tone

• Your face doesn't have to be covered in powder.
• Don't use a foundation more than two shades lighter than your skin tone. While pale skin is stereotypical, look healthy.
• If you want lighter skin, try using foundation one shade lighter than your skin tone.

Lips

• Lip color should NOT be dark, bright or dramatic. Dark red and black lipstick aren't emo, they are gothic. You should only use purple or dark red if your skin is dark.
• Consider ditching lip colors and gloss all together in favor of chap stick.
• Avoid excessively shiny or sparkly lip gloss - shiny is not the way to go, though a slight glimmer is okay.

Tips:

Apply makeup in reasonably bright light.

· Look at other people's makeup to get ideas, however do not steal their style.

· Don't overdo it.

· GUYS! If you need help, try asking a close girl friend or your sister to help you out.

· Don't look like a raccoon.

· If you want the pale look, don't wear foundation four shades lighter than your skin tone. Try only one shade lighter and mix it with a facial moisturizer before applying. This way, it doesn't look caked on and you won't have a demarkation line. Also applying powder around your jawline will help to diminish the line of foudnation.

Some great places to buy emo makeup:

http://www.maccosmetics.com

http://www.urbandecay.com

http://www.goodgoth.com

http://www.makeupforever.com

http://www.truecolors.com

EMO FASHION

I’ll tell you more about emos fashion, hohoho… Emo fashion is characterized as distinctly non-fashionable and also often associated with a certain fashion, keeping with the movement's theme of showing little to no interest in all aspects of society. Emo individuals perceive themselves to be outcasts and dress accordingly so as to avoid any appearance of attempting conformity and falling short.

Emo boys often sport shaggy locks, although for males less emphasis is placed on dying the hair black. Men tend to wear too-small t-shirts and baggy pants, often with a studded black belt. The same preference for thrift goods applies, and jewelry still tends to be all-natural and as tight as is possible.

Emo girls tend to have short, dyed-black hair with the bangs cut straight across, usually done by the individual herself or by a friend, shunning the processed, rubber-stamped appearance of mainstream hairstyles. Jewelry, including facial and other body piercings, is quite common and is kept as natural as is possible wooden and hemp accessories are extremely popular, and are, again, often homemade. Clothes follow suit, ranging from thrift store finds to handsewn skirts and shirts, often comprised of multiple fabrics combined into one article of clothing. Vintage articles are trendy for members of the emo subculture, including 70s style shoes and jackets.

Emo boys and girls alike wear thick or horn-rimmed glasses and often carry backpacks or messenger bags littered with pins from assorted emo bands or bearing anti-establishment, pro-underground slogans. Emo dress tends to follow lines of nonconformity almost without exception, but individual styles may vary as long as they continue to emphasize secondhand goods or a general expression of indifference toward current fashion trends.

Emo is also often associated with a certain fashion. The term "emo" is sometimes stereotyped with tight jeans on males and females alike, long fringe (bangs) brushed to one side of the face or over one or both eyes, dyed black, straight hair, tight t-shirts (sometimes short sleeved) which often bear the names of rock bands (or other designer shirts), studded belts, belt buckles, canvas sneakers or skate shoes or other black shoes (often old and beaten up) and thick, black horn-rimmed glasses. Emo fashion has changed with time. Early trends included straight, unparted hair, tightly fitting sweaters, button-down shirts, and work jackets.

So, this is some pointers about emo fashions. I hope, it’ll be help you to get your real emo (^^,)…

ü the Emo Romulan look - short, thick, greasy, dyed-black hair with bangs cut straight across the forehead, and cut high over the ears. Someone from Time In Malta recently described to me the San Diego Crimson Curse scene as "Spock Rock."

ü actually, any greasy dyed black hair. Bangs in front and spikes in back is very emo too.

ü horn-rim glasses, or at least thick black frames.

ü bald head, furry face (boys only). Goes especially well with horn-rims.

ü heavy slacks, often too tight and short.

ü thin, too-small polyester button-ups in dark colors, or threadbare children's size t-shirts with random slogans. Button the collar if you got one.

ü clunky black shoes

ü scarves

ü gas station jackets. This has diffused a lot over the years though, it's no longer exclusive to emo kids. Nowadays, you may want to select a nice corduroy denim jacket.

ü also classic outerwear but quickly diffusing to normality: the famous Blue Peacoat

ü barrettes on boys

ü make-up (male or female)

ü too-small cardigans and v-neck sweaters

ü argyle

ü anorexic thinness. Veganism helps here.

How ‘bout that???

Much point to get emo dress, just enjoy it. And be the real emo!!!! (^^<)

EMO "screamo"

Hummm, this is my second post. Hohoho, I’ve got dizzy for a lil, but I’ll keep trying to write over n over again. Okey, this time I’ll post about “emo”. Actually, I just know emo as far as my self. I do not judge my self as an emo, but they (my friend n some stranger said) that I’m look like emo. I don’t know. So tell me now, am I look like an emo girl??? Hohoho…

Okey, the emo style is a lifestyle, quiet aloof, emotional, sensitive. Emo is a broad title that covers a lot of different styles of emotionally-charged punk rock and it’s a style of rock music, As such, use of the term has been the subject of much debate. Hufff, it’s make me dizzy again (^^,). In the mid 80s, the term emo described a subgenre of hardcore punk which originated in the Washington, D.C. music scene. which describes several independent variations of music with common stylistic roots. People usually pair this kind of life (emo life ^_^) with the liability of committing suicides, but it's not fair. The members of emo groups usualy think about the big things in life, the meaning of this life, and what they got, and what is that they should give. It's a kind of outcry to the world of casuality. Despite of that they are looking blue, they prefer happiness and freedom, and nothing like sitting in the dark corners and crying. Cause of the emo hair style, the emo clothes, the lots of sheperd staff that the emo s wearing they are mark out from the many, like the punks, the parents of this lifestyle. Hohoho, so that way emo become awesome (my pure opinion, hihihi…). Starting in the mid 90s, the term emo began to refer to the indie scene, which itself was an offshoot of the first wave of emo. The so-called "indie emo" scene survived until the late 90s, as many of the bands either disbanded or shifted to mainstream styles. As the remaining indie emo bands entered the mainstream, newer bands began to emulate the mainstream style. As a result, the term "emo" became a vaguely defined identifier rather than a specific genre of music.

Now, wanna know more abou emo???

I’ll tell u more…

This is about emo style, but I’m confuse. Because, there’re much kind of emo style, ex : The indie emo look, The nerdy emo look, The dressy emo look. Huff (*=*)… so, this is the explanation of all.

indie emo look : Dyed-black short hair with bangs short and cut straight across the forehead. Spikey in the back, slightly greasy. Really light blonde hair on girls often works too--Piercings. The more the better-Jewelry. The more the better. Beads, etc-Horn-rim/thick black frames/cat eye glasses (this works for all three types)-Tight, fadded shirts with random slogans. It should look like it could have been bought at a thrift store but you didn't (but you really did). It takes a while to master that one-Dark denim jean jackets--Messenger bag covered in patches and pins (that you actually bought at shows)--Tight pants, sometimes cuffed once or twice but never more--Black or blue converse shoes.

nerdy emo look : Short hair. Style it messy, but not spikey--Horn-rim/thick black frames/cat eye glasses (this works for all three types)--Thin, tight, solid dark color v-neck sweaters. I call them Grandpa sweaters--Band shirts--Messenger bag covered in patches and pins (that you bought at Hot Topic but you tell everyone you got them at shows)--Dickies work pants. Blue, black or grey only--Argyle socks--Black converse shoes.

dressy emo look : Horn-rim/thick black frames/cat eye glasses (this works for all three types)--A silver necklace with a star charm—Scarves--A black or navy blue pea coat--Black messenger bag. No patches, 1 or 2 pins at the most (and only at the bottom of the strap)--Heavy dress slacks--Doc Martens or clunky black shoes.

So, what do u think ‘bout that??? Wanna try the emo style?? Don’t be scare to try something new, it’s gonna be cool when u wearing emo style in ur days.

And this is the emo hairstyle, Well that is an important point: you can recognise any emo by the hair. The emo hair, is really a complicated thing. Takes hours to get done, but once u done it (a day), youll be a perfect emo for the rest of the day (^^,). First of all, if your natural hair color is not black, or dark, you must paint it. If you have dark hair, then you can skip that part, and write poems in that 1 hour that you won for every week. After that, if you want emo hair, you must get a straightener, and streighten your hair to one side. If your hair is straight, you might do it with using some hair fixing cosmetics. To get an emo hair, you must made your shorter tufts at the back of your hade to point to the sky. (^^,) After you got it, to make sense for all day, you'd better to use hair spray to fix it for all day. In the beginning it could take up to an hour a morning to get all this done, but after a couple months you'll be a super emo, and be able to do your emo hair in 10 minutes.

This is how about emos music. Huff, let see… so, the roots of the emo music goes back to the 80s. The emo genre is a subdivision of the punk, wich is a subdivision of the goth. The popular hardcore punk rockbands were the first emo bands. After that they called it emocore, a word mare up from the emotional and hardcore words. The first breath of the emocore was the first part of the emo story, the first period. In 94s, in the garden of underground indie the emo music style just reborned, cause of Fugazi and the Dischord records. The second wave or period was still just inside the USA. But the third wave was sentenced for world popularity! It caused by the record companies that tried to made up a lot of emo formations, and bands, and bulid emo communities all around the world. We are still in this period, and that is the hottest little fashion on the streets right now. From nowdays, just to mention some bands: My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, AFI, etc.

Emos boy, can I guess it?? I’ll tell u (^^,),the Emo Boy is usually listening "never heard about them" music, and dress up more exigent then a casual girl. An emo boy must have a lip-piercing, and some black makeup. And the hair is also really important: must be straightened to a side, and must hide an eye at least to be an emo boy (^^,) . Sometimes they wear a heard scarf, with tiny skulls on it. And the clothes: they like to wear skimped tshirts, and skimped jeans with a belt with rivets on it, and a skull as a buckle, wich could be recognised from really far. The emo boy usually have a tattoo or more, black painted nails, the super emo boy could have balck and white checked nails, that makes him a super emo boy. And for the last, the shoes! They all know what is a really cool secret sneaker! They like brands like converse, or anything similar to gym shoes.

And this is the emos girl, just like all kind of emos, that emop girl got unique style. Not just the surface, but they have unique taste in music: they are all emo band fanatics. Like all kinda emos they usually have piercings, 2 or 3 at least, but a lip piercing is a must have thing. The tipical straightened to the side, "i can't see anything with my left eye" hair is cool, and not only in black. An emo girl likes to mix the colors, they like the black hair, and some purple or white tuft or just anything from tha rainbow. The skimped tshirts, and oldskuul jumpers and sweatters. Hummm, and never miss the skimped black jeans, or trousers with one or two or more belts, and hundreds of chains on it. The shoes that you know it allready, an emo girl can’t be different in that, they like converse, or anything that looks like a gym shoes, only a litle difference, they use more colors. After the surface, they have special emotional things. They not shame at all to show their dissappointment or sadness. They like hangin with other emos and listening to emo music with other emo girls or emo boys.

Emos love is deeper than anyother love in this worl, more than romeo and Juliet. The most awesome love in the world, but…if u break it, u never can’t fix it.The emo kid boy or girl, “like in everything” is an outstanding thing in everything, so in love as well. The emo love is different from other daily relations, feelings, or anything "normal". It is bright if you just got the meaning of the emotional word. If your lover is an emo not like you, be really careful with his or her feelings, never let him or her down, or leave alone, you can easilly scruw up everything. And that's an other thing, the emo love between emos. That's a deep thing. They getting on really good, cause they have the same feelings, they can understand each other a lot better than any other couple. But the break up is really dangerous after an emo love. That is the point, when everyone who don't know anything about the emo just say: "stupid emos". After the emo love, they feel like there's nothing in this world to live for. That deep trauma, an shock cause of the break up make them to try to commit a suicide. If they survive it, it still take a lot of time to get ready to continue the life after emo love.