Emo Hairstyles

What Are Emo Hairstyles?

2008-02-22T20:17:00.002Z

I was browsing the Fourfa website the other day, supposedly the definitive 'emo core' for all the emo hairstyles, emo haircuts and emo fashion, etc. So, I decided to write a bit about what I have actually learnt!

It is true that most people have a very narrow mind regarding the definition of emo! As Emo Hairstyles defines it, it's hard to define and I agree that it doesn't exactly exist either. It can mean a large number of things, and subsequently, different things for different people, depending on what they are doing to maintain their emo style. Emo can be a way of life, or simply a style adpoted every now and then, or simply refered to as a style of music that was only recorded on vinyl with very limited number of people actually getting one (that was in the past however, you may now regard emo as something completely different).

By the way, you might want to check out the new Emo Hair blog on the emo hairstyles we are partners with! They have updated a live Flickr RSS stream of photos of emo girls and emo boys with emo hairstyles, emo haircuts and whatnot! I've also attached a few photos that would be displayed on the emo stream to this post!

Mullet Emo Hairstyle

2008-02-01T07:00:00.000Z

The mullet hairstyle started in the early 19th century; nowadays, a lot of people refer to it as emo hairstyle and therefore a lot of people still wear it. The peak of its popularityw as in 1970 when the rock artist David Bowie wore the haircut at his Diamond Dogs and Ziggy Stardust phases.

Even Billy Ray Cyrus, wore the haircut in 1990s which became once again popular with his song, "Achy Breaky"!

The mullet or emo mullet as others call it can be split into a number of types: Skullet, Frullet, Tropical Mullet, Jheri Curl Mullet, Momullet, Chullet, Mulldina and Fem Mullet.

The most common emo hairstyle to me, regarding mullet hairstyles is the Skullet; a variation is shown in the picture. It's basically bald head with a longer hair on the sides an the back - it's nowhere near as popular nowadays and in fact very few people still wear it!

Emo Hairstyles - Fashion

2007-12-18T23:28:00.000Z

Emo which can be considered to be a style of rock music and is short for emotional punk movement has first emerged in Washington DC, in one of the music scenes in 1980s. The emo members were wearing emo hairstyles and also performed emotional performances. The emo hairstyles scene was developed amongsts the anti hipsters that insisted on being individual and disliked the mainstream trends. Since then it has been adapted by nowadays teens and young people who don't want to 'fit in' with the crowd.

Emo is not only defined by the emo hairstyles but also by the emo fashion, that is the clothes and jewels they wear. Most emo would wear black clothing, jacket that is usually small for them or very tight jeans.

The emo fashion has evolved from its early days - now emos wear different colour hair, other than plain black. Highlights are getting more and more common in girls and all kind of comb overs are getting more popular in boys of all ages. Emo hairstyles are now more popular than ever - the results of popular bands such as Green Day adopting this hairstyle.

In girls, the hair is more vivid and usually very colourful, depending on the type of emo haircuts aimed for. Of course, you can have multi colored hair or plain with highlights, short or long, etc. All these can be classified as emo hairstyles as the only thing that defines an emo hairstyle is its style! Its colour or length does not matter at all - it's how it's presented, cut and coloured.

A high diversity has therefore evolved amongst emos as emo hairstyles are so easy to achieve.

Emo Hairstyles Video

2007-12-16T00:52:00.000Z

Check out this cool emo hairstyles slideshow.

Emo Hairstyles - How to

2007-12-16T00:44:00.000Z

You want a curley emo hairstyles? There isn't much work for you to do there, you just need to be dedicated and it will definitely look amazing! Firstly...

You can either dye your hair or just leave it as it is - if it looks pretty; if you insist on dyeing it I suggest either white blonde or dark dye. You will also need a straightener for most emo hairstyles but not all. So if you haven't got one, there is nothing to worry about.

Next step is to get side bangs, especially for a girl. You can cut it yourself or solicit the advice of a hair stylist, either way don't worry too much about it - remember that emo hairstyles are all about individuality.

For a cool emo haircuts you won't need much. If you decide you will let your friend or you cut your hair yourself, a pair of scissors, some dye, highlights and that's all that is necessary. Sure you can have razors or other stuff but it's all optional to getting emo hairstyles.

Emo Hairstyles for Girls

2007-12-14T17:33:00.000Z

What do we think of this girl's emo hairstyles ? I personally like it - it's dyed black and it reflect the sun light really well creating a nice 'bright' effect.

I would improve this short mullet emo hairstyles by adding some highlights, maybe white blonde or simply green/ purple streaks if you want to appear more dark.

The alternative would be to completely dye it white blonde and apply some other highlights that would suit a white blonde hair, maybe pink or red/ orange. It's your choice afterall as I said emo hairstyles are individual and personal

Emo Hairstyles - Comb Over

2007-12-07T23:54:00.000Z

The comb over has been popular for a long time and still is for both girls and boys. This type of emo hairstyles is more prominent in boys than in girls. The picture below illustrates how easy it is to achieve such a haircut which is basically just a comb over to the left or right, whichever side you prefer.

You will need hair extensions if you want to make this look really pro and may consists of a straigh fringe above the eyes and the hair extensions dyed in a black/ dark colour. To achieve this type of emo hairstyles you can use any other colour than black or dark such as white blonde or brunette.

Emo Hairstyles Everywhere

2007-12-05T22:25:00.000Z

The emo or emotional punk movement belongs to its own attitude as I have previously said numerous times! The values are put on fashion, emo hairstyles and personality. With this type of hairstyle, everything goes - some women may dye their hair purely black, however others will want to dye theirs white or purple.

The aim of dyeing the hair a certain colour is to achieve that bold effect, be it black or bold white. The best part about it is that all emo hairstyles are artificially dyed so there is no need to conern about it looking natural as in most cases it won't. Sure there are some expensive dyes that will work hard at restoring the natural look and make your hair look naturally coloured but in my opinion it is not really worth it. Having emo hairstyles is all about personality and freedom.

Emo Hairstyles - Short Mullet

2007-12-04T22:52:00.000Z

One of the emo hairstyles for girls and boys in particular . The looks consist of similar long bangs to the comb-over approach. The difference being the back of the hair which exposesa long tail dragged to one side of thehead most commonly. For example, if the bangs are combed over to the right side of the face, the tail would most typically be cut on the left side of the head.

Comb Over for Girls and Guys

The comb over or most recently called 'scene hair' has been adopted by the popular bands at the moment such as 'Green Day' and 'My Chemical Romance' .

The emo hairstyles for girls consists of a straight fringe slightly above the eyes and reasonably long hair extenstions dyed usually black but other lighter colours are also acceptable, such as white blonde.

Sexy Emo Girl

2007-11-28T22:24:00.000Z

I really like her :>

Emo Hairstyles for Girls and Guys

2007-11-28T22:10:00.000Z

The major difference between a traditional haircut and an Emo one is that Emos prefer to create their own style – so it often cannot be done in a saloon. Anyone can create their own Emo style haircut with a pair of scissors, dye and razor. This means there is no set technique one must tofollow do emo haircut. Instead it is an expression of one’s deepest emotions and feelings therefore someone’s personality can often be understood from the Emo hairstyles adopted.

As there are no set Emo hairstyles, these can vary from guys and girls dying their hair from jet black to bold straw colour and the more profound the effect, the better looking. The dye doesn’t have to look natural at all and you can even shade the edges with frosted highlights, blue, pink, purple or green!

Emo Hairstyles

2007-11-18T12:33:00.000Z

Emo Hairstyles

Emo hairstyles are becoming more and more popular nowadays - they are considered to be 'latest fashion' and more and more people are adopting it.

Wearing an emo hairstyle defines your personality - for example, having coloured hair or white blonde with multiple highlights will define a good established personality, confidence in self and freedom of expression. Emo girls or boys often prefer to arrange their own hairstyles and it can often be done by a simple pair of scissors, dye and razor in some cases.

It is not easy to obtain that "just out of bed" look and Emo hairstyles for girls often take a couple of hours to obtain if one wants it to be done properly!

Emo Hairstyles for Girls

2007-11-18T12:21:00.000Z

Emo Hairstyles for Girls

So how do the emo hairstyles for girls differ from the ones for boys? Well, they often don't - the hairstyles could be classified into 6 different groups:

Mullet Hairstyle
Long Layered Hair
Razor Cut
Highlights
Bowl cut
Bob with Fringes

The ones above are the main types although there are numerous derivation and combinations you can achieve!

Girls and boys often prefer to wear either brightly coloured headbands or bandanas with dots or skulls on them as well as piercing their lips, ears, nose or other parts of the body always visible which goes will with their emo hairstyles - the role of this is to express their personality to the world and get noticed.

However, the primary role is not to attract as much attention as possible, infact it doesn't have that role at all - the only role as far as I can see is to have fun and feel good 'feel at home' wherever one decides to go.

So if you're a girl or a boy and ponder on getting emo hairstyles be sure to check back on us soon! Soon to add pictures of all styles AND how these hairstyles can be achieved!

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2007-10-07T17:02:00.000+01:00

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