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Emo Hair Styles are not Really New



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Choosing Trendy Over Natural Beauty is Always a Mistake

Today I happened across an article at fellow Glamer StyleGuru on Emo Hair Styles. As I looked through the Emo Hair Style Gallery I couldn’t help noticing how unattractive most of the Emo hair styles were.
“Emo Hair Styles are Usually a Mistake”
A hair stylist cringes when an attractive female with a great face shape and wonderful hair to work with comes in to the hair salon and asks for a trendy hair cut that is bound to make her look less attractive. This is almost always a beauty faux paus and is a complete waste of natural beauty.

Yet generation after generation of women fall for naturally unattractive styles only to look trendy or fashionable. In the 60’s we had the beehive look that was hideous on almost everybody except the tiniest segment. Then we had the back-combed look of the 70’s and 80’s that looked stupid and tortured the hair. In the 90’s we had punk, then the Goth look and now Emo hair styles.

Classic beauties become classics by maximizing every natural beauty asset and never ever compromising attractiveness for style. Whenever you’re about to opt for a stylish look ask yourself: Do I want to be a classic beauty or just another yawner with this weeks hot, but ugly hairstyle.

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    4 Comments »

    1. Well,emo hair styles are ment to stand out.Besides,emo hair ALWAYS looks good on someone

      Comment by Anonimus — August 27, 2008 @ 6:24 am

    2. ALL emo hairstyles look like those examples. Buncha BS. Im gettin my emo cut next week and im looking for the perfect pic. i know my face shape and what looks good, thank u.
      Besides… everyone knows hair grows right?
      Why should one “compromise” his/her right to experiment with looks just to please a stylist or seem “attractive” to others?

      Comment by anonimus2 — September 12, 2008 @ 9:46 pm

    3. ummm.. i do hair, i happen to like some of the emo styles and think they are super cute. not all of them are mistakes. personally, i think the ones i give are not only well thought out but exceedingly well executed as well. never a mistake.

      Comment by A. Hairstylist — October 27, 2008 @ 5:35 pm

    4. hi. well, personally. i kinda agree with you, and i kinda dont. while some people i think should totally not get these hairstyles, some would look really good in them. though there are a few that would look bad on most people, like the hairstyle at the top. but most are amazing, paired with great faceshapes. like… hayley williams dor example. while her new cut is kinda more toned down but still original i am talking about her old hairstyle, only she could pull it off, but it was wonderful. and i think this is an extremely biased post by the way. though i do i agree that some people should never get an emo cut.

      Comment by amanda — December 21, 2008 @ 11:36 pm

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