Articles about Hair
Cute Emo Boys That Are Too Cool 4 Skool!
The emo trend is bigger than ever, especially for the teenagers out there. The teen population is divided into those that love the emo look and everything the subculture encompasses, those who loath it and those that could not give a diddly squat about it. This post is for those of you out there who love emo hairstyles on boys or for boys out there looking to get an emo haircut, prepare to be inspired!
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Here you can see the spiking in the back of the head. The copper streaks look amazing mixed in with the black hair.
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Cute Emo Girls With Totally Rad Hairstyles
Emo girls and Scene girls, no matter what label you give these beautiful creatures one thing stands true: They have some of the coolest, edgiest hairstyles of today. Emo girls like emo boys; use emo hairstyles amongst other things to help express their individuality, creativity and feelings.
Emo Hairstyles do take a lot of time to maintain. You will probably have to see your stylist every 2 to 3 months to get your haircut maintained, alternatively you can just let it grow out but it won't be the same look you were going for originally considering that the side fringe pretty much needs to be about 3 to 4 inches long for the right effect.


Play around with vivid colors for your streak, after all most colors look great when contrasting with black hair


Delicate dark pink and blonde streaks underneath give the hairstyle more character and is easier to maintain as the roots will not be seen as the hair grows out.
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Emo Emo Emo
In the mid 90's, bands such as Rites of Spring, Weezer and Sunny Day Realestate start moving away from the dirty grungy pessimism of the music of those times towards more punky, happy kinda preppy and totally emotional mixed in with some gothic accessories, through time this became the very well know subculture known as EMO.
Today being an emo embodies an entire lifestyle, a sense of style which is unique, a love of raw emotional music, a pessimistic outlook on life with a feeling social discontent and being totally misunderstood while also looking totally cute.
Emo Hairstyles
When we think of emo hairstyles we think of:
- Straight hair died black with a chunky side bang covering one eye.
- Hairstyle with sharp edges, angles and shapes
- A unisex hairstyle that can be worn by both emo boys and emo girls alike - very androgynous, although girls sometimes wear the style a bit longer.
- The side bang can include a streak or block of hair that is in another color such as blonde, pink, purple whatever you like really.
Food for Hair
The way our hair looks is a direct reflection on our nutrition. If we follow a balanced diet our hair appears soft, shiny and strong; but if the case is to the contrary our hair appears dull, frizzy and weak. We must take into account that if we are healthy on the inside it will also show on the outside.
Our hair not only requires shampoos, conditioners and other products to look attractive, shiny and healthy. Our diet is directly linked to hair health and beauty. Consider the following information for healthy skin, nails and hair.
Protein
Hair is made of protein, so the more protein we eat the healthier our hair will be. Strong healthy hair is less prone to breakage, split ends, damage and dullness. You can find protein in chicken, red meat, oysters, milk and other milk products, soy beans, lentils, nuts and in most veggies.
Vitamins
Consuming the right vitamins is vital to the health of our hair. Certain vitamins and minerals can help prevent hair loss and hair thinning, instead of reaching for those products for hair loss as a first step why not have a look at your diet.
Vitamin C
A rich antioxidant that is excellent for maintaining healthy skin and hair. It can be found in oranges (all citrus), tomatoes, all dark green veggies, onion and avocados.
Vitamin A
An antioxidant which is a great natural protector against aging as in controls the negatives effects of free radicals ( molecules responsible for cellular degeneration). Vitamin A also benefits the sebum in the scalp. This vitamin can be found in eggs, milk, carrots, fish liver oil, broccoli and spinach.
Vitamin B
The B vitamins are the most important for healthy hair. B5 (Pantotheic Acid) gives hair flexibility, strength and shine and helps prevent hair loss and graying. B6 helps prevent dandruff and can be found in cereals, egg yolk and liver. Vitamin B12 helps prevent the loss of hair and can be found in fish, eggs, chicken and milk.
Vitamin E
Combats the free radicals that damage hair structure, preventing hair breakage and loss by enhancing our blood circulation. Food sources include avocado, soy, broccoli, spinach, asparagus, carrot, apples and dried beans.
Vitamin F
Vitamin F is an essential fatty acid that really benefits those with a dry scalp or dandruff. Food sources includes nuts, sunflower seeds and oil, soy and olive oil.
Biotin
Helps strengthen and thicken your nails and hair. Can be used to prevent hair loss and dandruff. Found in egg yolks, milk, kidney, fruits and nuts.
Minerals
Minerals are essential to hair health, these include: calcium, copper, zinc, silica and iron. Minerals and vitamins work together; therefore if there is a deficiency in one of them it is reflected in the other. For example: Vitamin C helps the absorption of iron.
Iron
Without adequate amounts of iron hair follicles don't receive enough oxygen and the hair becomes weak. Iron can be found in green vegetables and red meat.
Zinc
Helps prevent hair loss. Zinc is associated with protein so if you are eating foods high in protein like most meats, wholegrain cereals, pumpkin seeds, milk and cheese then you are surely receiving adequate amounts of zinc.
Copper
Can help pigmentation (color), prevents hair loss and helps maintain healthy hair texture. Copper can be found in nuts, meats and veggies.
Magnesium
Gives vitality to the hair shaft. Food sources: dried fruits, strawberries, cheese and pears.
Sulfur
Assures the adhesion of keratin (natural protein that strengthens hair). Found in almonds, eggs, milk, garlic and mustard.
Water
Our bodies are mainly made up of water and hair also contains a lot of water (25%). For healthy, shiny hair and all over health it is important to drink a lot of water.

















