Short Scene Hairstyles For Girls

Short Scene Hairstyles For Girls Biography

Scene refers to the stereotype of girls and boys with jagged layers in their hair, heavy eye make-up, a dry or bizarre sense of humour, and an attraction to the indie or emo music scene. Scene haircuts are often dyed one colour or with pops of colour and always layered. Layers are highly volumized near the head and thinned out at the ends, a look that can be achieved with styling product and thinning shears.

Scene Bob

Like a traditional bob, the scene cut involves the bulk of hair being cut at about chin length. Longer pieces are left around the cheeks and hair length is shorter in back. Like all scene cuts, the hair is cut to look jagged. The scene bob is shorter on the sides and on top and left long in the front and fringe. Hair is often straightened, and moulding wax is used to increase volume on top of the head.

Scene Pixie

As seen on Rihanna in 2009, the scene pixie cut is like a traditional pixie in that it is shorter in the back and sides than the bob. However the fronts are left long to create an asymmetrical bang with a part starting at the crown of the head. The bang can be shaped with moulding wax or gel to create a jagged, angular look.

Short Scene Hairstyles For Girls