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We have all seen these scene kids before- the boys and girls at music shows with the tight jeans, ratty hair, and oversized sunglasses. In just a few short years, the scene culture's popularity has skyrocketed. Scene kids are often stereotyped as "emo kids;" this is a common misconception.

source "How to be a Scene Kid": WikiHow 







Where do the names come from?
Having a cool online name is an option. One notoriously scene attribute is having an alliteration as a screenname (i.e. Kiki Kannibal, Allie Apathetic, David Disaster). When considering a scene name, try to avoid commonly-used words such as "massacre," "br00tal," "suicide," "murder," "terror," "vanity," "horror," "gore," "glamour," or "chaos." Also, don't use the word "scene" or "emo" in the name at all.

Hair is one of the most important aspects of looking scene. One of the most popular choices is to dye your hair black, and then add in neon or bright coloured streaks.



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You see them everyday. The kids with bangs over their eyes, tight shirts and tight pants; the kids rebelling against everything with their bright hair and eye-liner and shiny metal; the kids with the bags and the shirts bearing names of bands you’ve never heard of. The scene kids. And sometimes you wonder how they did it, and wonder if you might be one of them if you knew all their secrets.

Biggest scene right now is the emo kids, and thankfully, there are already a million websites, blogs and quizzes that are dedicated to how to be emo

Next you have the punk scene. This requires you to be bold and rebellious.

Lastly you have the choice of being indie. This requires you to either be very patient and knowledgeable, or an extremely good liar/bluffer. Obscurity is your friend. Only listen to bands that are on indie labels, and bonus points if the band’s from another country.

 Source: How to be Scene

















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How do others describe emo?
The definition of emo ranges greatly depending upon who you talk to or where you read it. If you talk with some who is not emo the definition can range from "Emo is like goth but less dark and more Harry Potter" to "An excuse for guys to wear tight pants...". It's a growing trend to dis-like emos among those who are too afraid to truly express themselves.

The true definition?
Originally, emo was a genre of music in the late 80's and early 90's. That form of music has been lost, and we now have modern emo. You hear a lot of whinning from these original "emo" guys, but the truth is, emo does not mean what it meant a decade ago.

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Children today are very much up-to-date about the latest fashion trends. Hairstyles for children thus need to be modern and sassy yet easy to manage. After all, children will behave like children and hairstyles that are easy on maintenance are always popular with mommies! It is very interesting to note how children take an interest in hairstyles at a very early age! You can seem them being conscious about every strand that curls around their delicate face! Young girls as well as boys are pretty fashion conscious therefore, moms need to be aware of choosing hairstyles that are fun yet help to keep their hair in place. Here is a look at some hairstyles for children and tips you can use.


Hairstyles for Children:
Many moms would agree short hair is the best option for young girls. Morning hours are rush hours so hair needs to be easy to manage. Braids are amongst the most popular for hairstyles for little girls. Although they may take up a considerable amount of time to tie the hair in the morning, braids have a neat and tidy appearance, which would help your child in school. French braids are the most popular amongst hairstyles for children. Here, hair is pulled back into a ponytail and then braided towards the center.


Curly hair can be kept shoulder length and you can use simple bands to tie cute little ponytails. Curly hair are a little difficult to tackle, therefore, you can use clips on the sides of the crown to keep the strands in place. The rest of the hair can be tied up in a band or left loose.


Girls can also opt for other short hairstyles such as the pixie cut which is really easy to maintain. This hairstyle would frame the face and also look stylish in its appearance. Bob haircuts are also amongst the most common hairstyles for children. You can opt for a neat and simple bob haircut that is easy to wash and maintain for the child.


Young boys can go in for the Caesar hairstyle, which is on the similar lines to the hairstyle of Julius Caesar. Hair is brushed forward but the length is very short. Crew cuts and short spikes also look really nice on young boys who are active by nature. You can even opt for the bowl cut, which is most preferred by young boys.


Tips for Hairstyles for Children:


* Ensure the hairstyle is simple and easy to manage. Children are always naughty and while at play, they may tend to mess up a fancy hairdo.
* Young girls with long hair are better off with hair braids as it will help to keep the hair in place and prevent it from getting knotted. Use colorful hair accessories for the fun factor.
* Avoid the use of elastic on the hair. Hair being fragile, you need to handle it with care.
* Teach your children the importance of hair care and hygiene. It is better to start young so that they realize the importance of the same.
* Always brush hair gently to detangle the strands. This will help you to style the hair with ease.

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