Emo Hair Style

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As we all know, this is just a contradictio interminis meaning that the substantif itself excludes the adjective. Because metal is supposed to have texts about the end of the world, the devil, death and decay, and be happy about all off this. Emo just cry by even thinking about this stuff, and are never happy. Birth is always painful, Decaying in the womb trapped within this body.

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Emo gothic is the boat that brought the term “emo” down the river. Emo gothic is a type of hardcore punk music. They type of music has slowly evolved over the years. This typic of music is very melodramatic and filled with lyrics of a depressing state. Emo gothic is said to have began with DC bands like Embrace and Rites of Spring but is in not limited to them, in 1985. Basically, the sound involved a slower and emotional (therefore the name "emo") version of hardcore music. The vocals are generally sung in a whiny sounding voice, or with screams that leave the lyrics indistinguishable.

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Emo gothic today has created many opposite and contradicting combinations that all proclaim to be emo, rendering it somewhat useless. Here are some examples: there's political, scream-and-flail-on-the-floor, emo like Frail, Swing Kids, Impetus Inter, and a slew of San Diego based bands; there's the really slow, discordant, artsy emo like Cap'n Jazz, Joan d'Arc, Evergreen, etc.; then we have the more popular melody/pop-oriented bands like Texas is the Reason, Sensefield, Mineral, Promise Ring, Split Lip (now Chamberlain), etc.; and last but not least we have the slow, stop-and-go, melody-thrash alternating groups like Amber Inn, Still Life, and others I can't think of right now.

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Emo is a slang term derived from the word “emotional”. Emo is also a term for emotionally-charged punk rock. The word can be used to describe the emotional state of a teenage (usually a depressed state), the person in general, or the emotionally-charged type of music.

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Emo hair styles are wonderfully creative and expressive. Styling emo hair takes a little bit of work and effort, since every strand should be artfully placed. Emo hair is usually long with short bangs and face framing layers. The style can be worn spiky, or flattened out with a straightening iron and glossed with a shine serum or wax.

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Emos love to show their colorful side, so don't be afraid of some funky color. Many emos color their hair jet black and add bold chunks of blue, red, or purple streaks. This style, while notably creative and expressive, may raise a brow to potential employers or educational facilities. Before you go crazy with your do, make sure you're able to wear it well without causing unwanted controversy. Often times, many emos save their creativity and unique hairstyling for a night out with their friends who appreciate their original style.

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Emo style is hard to define -- it's truly as distinctive as the individual. As you practice with emo style, you'll find certain looks work better for you than others. It's always best to consider your face shape and skin coloring and find a look that flatters your features.

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Although the world may seem more open-minded and liberal, not every emo style will prove socially acceptable. Expect lots of attention and second glances when you work an emo hairstyle. It's okay to express your eccentricity and imagination, but keep in mind if you are employee or student, your style may become cause for concern. Understand that although self expression is widely accepted, there may be certain exceptions in which you'll need to change or tone down your emo look to adhere to corporate and institutional policies.

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The best place an individual can look for inspiration for their emo style, however, is inside themselves. Because an emo style is a deeply personal expression, it cannot be copied from another person who many not have the same thoughts, beliefs, or emotions. Certain elements of different hair styles may appeal to many teenagers, but the style should always incorporate personal flair and preferences for color, length, styling, and other details. Consulting with a professional stylist can also help individuals choose expressive styles that are suitable for their face shape, hair texture, and other hair care needs.