If you're planning to get an emo haircut, having long and thin hair will work to your advantage. Many girls getting these types of cuts will try to thin out their hair with so-called "thinning shears," making their hair easier to work with. Talk to your stylist about what will work best before you make the decision to cut your hair.
Long and Layered
Hairstyles with long hair and long layers can fall into the category of emo hairstyles, depending on how it is colored. Have your stylist cut your hair into long layers, the same haircut that most girls and celebrities seem to have. However, in order to make it truly emo, have her give you thick chunky bangs or wispy side swept bangs. Experiment with dyeing it either one color (a bright blonde, very dark black or a purple or black works) or several colors (such as black and blonde or red or purple or pink streaks). You can also try dyeing the bottom of your hair one color, while keeping the top layer another color.
Choppy
Usually, it is best to avoid layers that are extremely choppy; however, there is one exception: emo cuts. With an emo cut, choppy hair can work to your advantage by making the top appear a little more voluminous. Have your hair stylist cut your hair into short layers and edge it off with a razor so that you don't just get a regular straight chopped look. Part your hair to one side or the other and tease the top a little bit to make sure it has body. You can curl the ends or straighten it completely.
Experiment
With long hair, the key to getting your emo hair right is experimentation. Try different colors before you dye it permanently by making dye on your own with punch mix and a little bit of water (just enough to make it like a paste). This mix will wash out and will help you figure out if you want this hair color or not.
With emo hairstyles, you can also try different hair ornaments like hair clips and barrettes to keep your hair out of your face. Many people with emo hairstyles place an elastic headband around the top of their head, the way they did in the 1960s and 1970s.
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