Although often applied just to music like My Chemical Romance or Fallout Boy, the term "emo" means much more than a style of music. Emo is a culture, a style, a vibe. And a big part of that culture is the look, including emo hairstyles. But just what is this hairstyle? And how do you achieve this highly desired look?
The Basics of Emo Hairstyles
Obviously, there are going to be some differences in emo hairstyles between guys and girls. One similarity is the color. Almost all people in the emo scene have black hair or at least very dark hair. But while that might sound a little boring or conformist, you can give your style its own special spark with a splash of color. Hot pink, yellow, white, blue, green - any of these colors can be added to the hair to make a more vivid and personal expression of your personality.
The styles also vary. In general, girls wear their hair longer. Boys wear their hair longer as well, although not as long as girls. Having your hair or possibly just your bangs covering part of your face is also part of many emo hairstyles.
Getting the Style You Want
Wanting emo hairstyles for yourself and getting them can be two totally different things. Although the styles are meant to look haphazardly created, they do require skill. Let's just say you wouldn't want your best friend coming at you with a pair of scissors to create this look. Sadly, not all hair stylists are going to be knowledgeable about these styles either. You might ask for emo hairstyles and walk out looking like someone's grandmother.
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