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Mio
i'm wondering how to get scene style hair,but fromthe pics i've scene it looks like not many of thwm have short hair.so the real question is how do i get short scene hair. i'm going to be scene cuz that's what i like but i dont want to be a poser.what should i do?
Answer
first bring a picture of short scene hair to your hairstylist...one of these is good..:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/btmrocks1/thscene_hair.jpg?o=1
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/ladydog2006/short%20scene%20hair/hair656.jpg?o=7
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/elizabethwalker09/Short_Black_Scene_Hair.jpg?o=20
then go out and buy a teasing comb:
http://www.manicure4u.co.uk/images/6029.JPG
you can get them at any beauty supply store just ask for one
then buy hairspray..you need EXTRA STRENGTH hairspray trust me i have 6 bottles and i only use one because i had to test all the other ones so use tresemme tres two extra hold(i got it at target)
http://www.tresemme.com/classic-styling/products/tres-two-extra-hold-hairspray.aspx
also you need to get hair bows! i buy mine at claires at the mall
now you are ready to get your scene hair but if you dont want to look like a poser then after you get your hair cut dont tease it for like a week then start teasing it..
# Spray the hair with an aerosol hairspray first and let it dry.
# Using a rattail comb or other fine toothed comb, and part off a section of hair from the rest of the strands. Many women tease their bang section, so if thats what you're doing, leave bangs down only. Clip the rest of your hair out of the way. Smaller sections work best and will provide for tighter and longer lasting hold.
# Hold the hair strand straight up with one hand while you hold your comb with the other hand. Comb (or stroke) the hair strand from the ends of your hair down towards the scalp. Repeat this until all the hair looks teased. The backcombed strand should feel thicker than the rest of your hair. Spray the section with hairspray and go on to the next section.
# If you want a more uniform and long lasting style, hold the new section so that when you tease hair you are actually grabbing a small piece from the last section. This will prevent "holes" in your hair style.
# When all your hair is teased, take a soft natural bristled brush and gently smooth the hair down. Take care to not brush too hard since you only want to smooth the very top layer.
# Finish your style with a flexible hair spray or a freeze spray, depending on how long you want your style to last. Add a touch of spray shine or shine product to smooth any stray hairs.
*If you want your hair to stand up at the roots, another way to get them to cooperate and achieve this is to:
1) Decide which hair sections you want to lift up. (i.e. bangs)
2) Spray the roots with either freeze hairspray or use a apply a firm holding gel or mousse on the roots.
3) Holding your hair straight up by the ends, use the low control on your blow dryer and dry the roots that you sprayed with hairspray or applied gel or mousse to.
This will freeze your roots in the upright position. You won't have to tease hair to get it to lift. This will also hold for hours if the air around you isn't too humid. The more humidity in the air, the less time the effect will last.
and ta-da you are scene hope i helped
first bring a picture of short scene hair to your hairstylist...one of these is good..:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/btmrocks1/thscene_hair.jpg?o=1
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/ladydog2006/short%20scene%20hair/hair656.jpg?o=7
http://media.photobucket.com/image/short%20scene%20hair/elizabethwalker09/Short_Black_Scene_Hair.jpg?o=20
then go out and buy a teasing comb:
http://www.manicure4u.co.uk/images/6029.JPG
you can get them at any beauty supply store just ask for one
then buy hairspray..you need EXTRA STRENGTH hairspray trust me i have 6 bottles and i only use one because i had to test all the other ones so use tresemme tres two extra hold(i got it at target)
http://www.tresemme.com/classic-styling/products/tres-two-extra-hold-hairspray.aspx
also you need to get hair bows! i buy mine at claires at the mall
now you are ready to get your scene hair but if you dont want to look like a poser then after you get your hair cut dont tease it for like a week then start teasing it..
# Spray the hair with an aerosol hairspray first and let it dry.
# Using a rattail comb or other fine toothed comb, and part off a section of hair from the rest of the strands. Many women tease their bang section, so if thats what you're doing, leave bangs down only. Clip the rest of your hair out of the way. Smaller sections work best and will provide for tighter and longer lasting hold.
# Hold the hair strand straight up with one hand while you hold your comb with the other hand. Comb (or stroke) the hair strand from the ends of your hair down towards the scalp. Repeat this until all the hair looks teased. The backcombed strand should feel thicker than the rest of your hair. Spray the section with hairspray and go on to the next section.
# If you want a more uniform and long lasting style, hold the new section so that when you tease hair you are actually grabbing a small piece from the last section. This will prevent "holes" in your hair style.
# When all your hair is teased, take a soft natural bristled brush and gently smooth the hair down. Take care to not brush too hard since you only want to smooth the very top layer.
# Finish your style with a flexible hair spray or a freeze spray, depending on how long you want your style to last. Add a touch of spray shine or shine product to smooth any stray hairs.
*If you want your hair to stand up at the roots, another way to get them to cooperate and achieve this is to:
1) Decide which hair sections you want to lift up. (i.e. bangs)
2) Spray the roots with either freeze hairspray or use a apply a firm holding gel or mousse on the roots.
3) Holding your hair straight up by the ends, use the low control on your blow dryer and dry the roots that you sprayed with hairspray or applied gel or mousse to.
This will freeze your roots in the upright position. You won't have to tease hair to get it to lift. This will also hold for hours if the air around you isn't too humid. The more humidity in the air, the less time the effect will last.
and ta-da you are scene hope i helped
How to style you hair in humid temperatures?
rockford18
So I live in part of the country where it is humid right now. I normally use honey to style my hair, sounds weird but I learned this trick a few years back and its great for your hair, however in this humid weather it goes flat. I don't really like hairspray for this, so any ideas, any products that are good to style a guys hair in humid temperatures that wont make it go flat?
Answer
well yes the honey thing is kind of weird lol but it is good for your hair ;)
* there is this stuff called hair putty or whatever yu wanna call it and its sticky and pliable but it also has an amazing hold.
*there is one brand of this putty that stays very very well but if yu want to then yu can move it around like during the day, so it holds, but its very good for if yu like to change hairstyles i think it may be Pantene...its pretty amazing tho
*hope i helped! have fun with your humidity!!
well yes the honey thing is kind of weird lol but it is good for your hair ;)
* there is this stuff called hair putty or whatever yu wanna call it and its sticky and pliable but it also has an amazing hold.
*there is one brand of this putty that stays very very well but if yu want to then yu can move it around like during the day, so it holds, but its very good for if yu like to change hairstyles i think it may be Pantene...its pretty amazing tho
*hope i helped! have fun with your humidity!!
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