Scene Hair

Scene hair comes in many different styles, the most common is the simply back-combed style, however, there are variants, and some totally different ways to do your hair for the scene.

"Sonic" Hair
Sonic hair is essentially made up to look a little like the awesome blue-hedgehogs hair. Generally, it is side-spiked, and is usually made up of either all blue (excluding the fringe), or streaks of blue. In the picture to the right, we see Kristi Massacre with her all-black hair from 2011-2012.

How to: Sonic Hair

 * 1) Straighten all hair
 * 2) Get all hair above the ear (on the side you don't want the spikes on) to go to the other side (a.k.a an extreme side parting).
 * 3) Begin to tease the hair
 * 4) When it looks like the image, get gel and spike it!

Multicoloured
Multi-color hair is generally a staple of the scene style, because it is unique. However, a lot of the time, the hair is dyed either one or two colors (for example, blonde fringe and black every where else), then a lot of extensions are put in, instead of the multitude of dyes being whacked onto the head.

How to:Multi-colored hair

 * 1) Bleach all of your hair
 * 2) Dye the most of your hair the color you want, i.e blue
 * 3) After a week of your hair being dyed with the bleached bits still visible, dye the rest a different color, i.e black (note: with black dye, you don't need to bleach the hair, unless the black you want to use is lighter than your current hair)
 * 4) Buy lots of extensions in a multitude of colors, such as coontails, pruple, orange etc. Extensions are good because it helps protect your freshly-dyed hair, and if your school doesn't allow multi-color hair, you can take them out.