Scene Style - Scene style hair cut for thin hair and narrow faces?

Scene style hair cut for thin hair and narrow faces?

Okay so I really want a scene style hair cut but I have really thin hair and a narrow oblong face. I also notice that most people who have them have thick hair with more of a rounded face. So I dont know if it would look alright on me. Do you think I could do it?

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go for it! talk to your hair dresser and she can make it look great on you :-)
Ok I just got one i love it it rounds your face and makes you look older my hair dresser said it is a lot eser on thin hair unlike mine wich is thick
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Most of the scene kids have extensions. They actually don't have thick hair because of the many layers and having to thinning the bottom. If you want it to look think and poofy, tease it. If you don't know how, search on youtube "Tease hair" There are many videos on how. I suggest if you think you can cut it yourself, then do it, because I tried going to a salon (N), I was almost in tears when I saw my hair. Make sure the change your hair part to the middle, that will cause your hair to look more voluminous. And for bangs, make sure they NEVER cut it short or straight, or in and direct angle. Tell them it cut it with the scissors facing up so it looked un-new, because it looks way better, and if you see them cutting straight for layers, like taking part of your hair and cutting it straight, it won't turn like scene hair. When I got home from the hairdresser, I fixed it myself. I've been cutting my own hair for 4 years now. I really don't trust hairdressers, especially now.