Short Celebrity Hairstyles

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Hot Emo/Scene Hair for Scene Emo Girl

Short, choppy layers are very scene.
The scene mullet is popular, and is seen sported primarily by Asian scene girls and has become popular for everyone. Slightly long hair with ultra layers and choppiness right at the ear, below the ear slightly, or above the ear is considered extreme scene. Color your hair. Dye it black and put a few chunks of platinum blond in it. Any other dark color will do (maroon, purple, or red). Even brunettes can be scene without dying their hair any more than blond highlights. Extreme colors have gradually become more popular so don't be afraid to try a risky move.
Emo/Scene Hair

Emo/Scene Hair for Scene Emo Girl

black hair with pink to maroon

emo purple hair

emo red hair style
emo red hair style

more emo hairstyle

Friday, May 15, 2009

Wedge Hairstyle

The wedge hairstyle can adapt to virtually any age group. It is one of the few hairstyles that can do that. These styles are initially popularity among the very young. Lots women adopt shorter and shorter hairstyles when they grow older, and wedge hairstyles generally work very well for them.

Short Angled Wedge Hair style

Desperate Housewives star Felicity Huffman on the EMMYs red carpet in a short angled wedge hair style that will be popular in the year of 2009.

Fringe Hairstyles

The fringe haircut, also know in the US and Canada as “bangs”, is back in fashion this year with top celebrities like Kate Moss and Jennifer Aniston wearing fringe hairdos.

The style involves cutting the hair above the forehead in such a way that it can be combed forward with fringes. The conventional fringe style is pretty straight, with the hair cut just above the eyebrow but modern styles come in many ragged, windswept and disheveled flavors. Some styles even partly cover the eyes.