How to Do Emo Hairstyles and Makeup

If you want to learn how to do emo hairstyles and makeup, remember to practice, experiment and have some fun. There are no rules for such looks, so you can have fun playing around with bright colors, different hair and makeup products and different haircuts or styles. Be creative and express yourself while maximizing or highlighting your best features.

Eyes
Emo makeup is all about drama. The eyes are most commonly the main focus. This means that you can throw out all of the rules fashion and women's magazines have told you in the past. Intensity is everything for emo looks. Thus, take the time to line your eyes with a heavy or thick eyeliner. Choose colors that are sure to get your eyes noticed: black, green, blue and brown eyeliners are most popular. Add to this eye makeup by applying eyeshadow in fun colors. Either match the color of the shadow so that it complements your eyes or so that it matches your outfit.

Lips and Cheeks
The lips and cheeks of emo looks are either bare or bright depending on the preferences of the wearer. Though the eyes are normally the focus of emo makeup looks, the mouth can be equally bright: it's not uncommon to find emo kids with bright pinks, blues and even green lipstick.

Hairstyles
These haircuts are often asymmetrical: the edgier the better. Sharply cut layers and asymmetrical bangs are common pieces of the emo look. The hair is often straightened to highlight the razor-like ends and layers of these looks. The more shape there is to the hair, the better: These looks are about individuality.

Hair Color
Emo hair styles are often darkly colored with bright streaks or stripes. Since breaking rules is a major piece of this culture, it is common to find folks with black hair colored with bright pinks, greens and blues. Having fun with hair color is a major part of this world. Thus, consider all colors of the rainbow before dyeing your hair. Anything most certainly goes when it comes to emo hairstyles.

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Magdalena Frackowiak by Liz Collins for Numéro #122

Liz Collins shoots Magdalena Frackowiak for Numéro #122. Makeup by Polly Osmond.

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Liquid Lines

The one thing in my makeup bag that I can’t quite live without, besides mascara, is liquid eyeliner. Even though I have mastered that steady line after years of practice, the right tool makes all the difference. And after trying what seems like hundreds of versions, I’m so excited to have finally found a nearly perfect one: Eyeko’s Skinny Liquid Eyeliner. I love how easy it is to apply and that it’s highly pigmented and practically smudge proof. Is there a liquid eyeliner that you swear by? Do tell!

(images from Condé Nast UK, Style.com, Fashion Gone Rogue, Pink Pistachio, & Vogue.com) 

Fire Eye'd Girl

 

Once upon a time, my favorite palette was a combo of yellows, oranges and pinks. Somewhere between my move from Florida to New York, I lost it and ended up never replacing it. At a recent Make Up For Ever event, I took advantage of the custom palette station and filled it with yellow, orange, red and an electric blue. I skipped the blue for this look and went for a fiery eye with a practically naked lip (just a bit of balm). I've had Broken Social Scene stuck in my head all day. Want to be a fire eye'd girl? Continue reading after the jump for what I used and step by step instructions.

What I used:
Urban Decay Primer Potion
Make Up For Ever eyeshadows in yellow, orange and red (I'm not positive of the numbers but they're matte)
Estée Lauder shadowstick duo in bronze/gold (I only used the bronze side)
Estée Lauder Turbo Lash mascara Make Up For Ever eyeshadow brush 14s Sonia Kashuk blending brush (at Target...couldn't find it on the site) Smith's Strawberry Lip Balm on lips (not pictured)

Notes on blending: Pick up a tiny bit of the lighter shadow on your brush, if necessary, to blend your colors together seamlessly. Use small, circular motions with a fluffy brush to blend your shadow. For outer edges, blend up and out. Do it little by little on each side in order to keep the symmetry. Remember, it's easier to add than to take away!

The trend for eye makeup!

For deep and intense look, you need to pay special attention to your eyes . There is also a trend in eye makeup , even if we only talk about mascara. To better apply mascara , you need some advice. First, choose your tools depending on the effect you want . You have thicker eyelashes or eyelashes longer or another form , apply your mascara with great attention . Put a handkerchief between the upper and lower lashes and close your eyes. Ask some product right on the tip of the lashes , and you will stretch from the root to the tip and so on. If you have soft and natural lashes , choose the small brush to better separate the lashes . If your lashes are curled , you must first apply mascara on top lashes and then on the bottom.As for color trends, colors of mascara are not limited to black. In contrast, other colors can soften your eyes. You can choose green or plum, these colors can give you a smoldering gaze and sublime. Except, dark brown eyes that can always keep black color. In any case , avoid too heavy makeup and opt mascara waterproof version . The latter you is very useful, waterproof mascara waterproof , tears and rain etc. . Finally know choose the right products. With these tips , you have a tendency makeup!

Cool and Scary Makeup

After all the party food ideas and Halloween decoration, now is the time for you to decide on your costume, hair and makeup. For this year, the pop-art and doll makeup are the latest trends. If you are a rebel type then you should try to look at the special pop art. But if you want to scare your friends seriously then wearing a pair of all black lenses with extended lashes, red lipstick in a bloody white skin cropse only do well. Here are some cool makeup ideas and scary Halloween for use value.