Steps for a good Emo Hair Styles
1. Let grow your hair long enaugh so that the side parts and front cover a vast portion of your face is advised. Some people do grow out the back. If your hair is short in the back, you can spike it up with gel, but this looks tacky if it gets too long. Have it cut around the ears, and keep the back and front in a ‘blended crop’ cut, otherwise here comes the tacky again. Also, don’t have too long of an ‘emo fringe’, or you look like a poser. If you are a girl make sure to trim your fringe reguarly and make sure it is longer to past your nose but don’t let it past the bottom of your face.
2. Layering of your hair. Develop lots of long choppy layers of an about half way down your hair, and lots of short choppy layers the rest of the way up. Make sure you spike it up a little toward the front, but not all the way up.
3. Occasionally Razor your “emo” hair. Don’t use a simple safety razor (the kind commonly used by most men to shave their face or legs by women.) Instead, use a straight razor comb or a razor. It keeps the cut fresh without the risk of messing it up badly.
4. Straighten your “emo” hair, either with a gel or hair straightener. If you straighten your hair often, then use heat defence sprays and shampoos to keep your hair healthy. If your hair is wavy just try using hair gel to keep it down! Remember that emos can have curly hair, it
