Scene Kids
Scene Kids by Scene-Hair.com Summer 2008
To become a scene kid, it’s important to be networked immensely. Go to social networking sites like Myspace, Stickam, Buzznet and many others. Add many other scene kids on these sites and discuss what they do. You should also be listening to screamo, techno, punk rock, hip and many other forms of unconventional music.
The Difference Between Emo and Scene Hair
The Difference Between Emo and Scene Hair by Scene-Hair.com Summer 2008
The difference between emo and scene hair is mainly in color. Essentially emo people are extremely depressed and go about with a sad face. As if the whole world is falling around them. They also dress the e part with dark T-shirts and dark colors of jeans. While scene kids are more vibrant and full of life, they enjoy colors and it shows through in their dress and hairstyles too.
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Scene Hair Tips for Girls
Scene Hair Tips for Girls by Scene-Hair.com Summer 2008
These are some of the tips to ensure that your hair stays healthy while you go in for a scene hair makeover:
Whenever you wash your hair, use a conditioner to keep it soft. Go for hot oil treatments at least once a week. If you have curly hair and have gone in for straightening, then use heat protecting serums for straightening.
Messy Scene Hair
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Scene Hair Tips for Boys
Scene Hair Tips for Boys, by Scene-Hair.com Summer 2008
Guys have as many choices as girls when it comes to scene hair. The dominant color for scene is black or blonde. They can either razor it or straighten it. Whichever looks great on them. Long hair with red and brown fringes for boys looks great. Avenged Sytevenfold type hairstyles will suit most boys.
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How to Style Scene Hair
How to Style Scene Hair by Scene-Hair.com Summer 2008
Before you really start off to style your scene hair, here are a few things that you will require:
Bobby pins, Kirby grips, Bow clips and Ribbons
Hairbrush, hairspray, shampoo & conditioner, heat protection spray
Gel and serum. Hair dye and hair extensions those are optional
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