Gothic Hairstyles

Where did the Gothic Hairstyles come from? It got its name from the Victorian term for a certain kind of dark and violent literature, relating to the Gothic period in the Middle Ages. This hairstyle is not popular type, and it is different from what Elvira has and not the same as a punk hairstyle. This style is a combination mix of both, punk and Elvira dark hair style.

Goth hair includes colors like red, purple, and even blond. It may require styling, cutting, or treatment techniques, and often requires backcombing, teasing or the liberal application of styling aids.

Types of gothic hairstyle

Hair Falls -The extensions are needed. The Goth hair falls are with a wide range of colors with multi-dimensional tones to blend with your own hair.

Hair Braided – Braiding your hair to create the hairstyle.

You can wear all black, white makeup or funky hats for the punk Goth look. Gothic hairstyles are more about the color than the cut. You can choose blues, pinks, greens and black for Goth look.

Short Choppy Hairstyles for Punk Rock Girls

Short choppy hairstyle with different colors. If you want a new look and to be a trendy woman, you can try these cool new short hairstyles looking funky.

Rockabilly Hairstyles 2010

Loads of youths back then helped to revive this trend, which was first discovered in the USA during the 50s. In the 50s, musicians attempted to re-interpret the traditional “black” Rhythm & Blues music genre with (at the time) current instruments, thus creating what we know now as Rock ‘n Roll. This worked out quite well and influences the thousands of rockabillies all over the world today.

During the past decade, musicians such as Gwen Stefani of the band No-Doubt has caused a lot of excitement with her rockabilly hairstyle, and surely has influenced a lot of her female fan-base to follow in her trend-setting footsteps by adapting the same rockabilly hairstyle for women.

Hippie Style - Hairstyles 2010

Especially to young people, who as activists get involved in several different projects, the age of the hippies during the 60s and 70s are not only interesting because of the propagated lifestyle, the old hippie-like hairstyles are also very popular again.

In accordance with the flower power spirit, modern days, long hair hippie hairstyles are very often worn together with colorful headbands and artificial flowers as adornment for the hair. Extra-broad bandeaus in overwhelmingly bright colors also are an essential accessory for the hippie style hairstyles 2010.

Beehive Hairstyles 2010

Beehive hairstyles or “Bienenstock Frisuren” as they are called in German, were creatued during the 50s and experienced their height of success during the 60s. In the course of the 70s it was in much thanks to the famous American band the B52s, that the beehive hairdo was revived for a second coming. This is of no surprise as the beehive trend originated in the USA to begin with. Help with creating a beehive hairstyle is made a bit easier thanks to step-by-step guides on the Internet and YouTube to help beehive enthusiasts along. Although we are not quite convinced that the beehive will come to have another big revival in 2010, the hairstyle is still a challenge for amateurs at home, as well as for younger coiffeurs.

Virtual Hairstyles

Of course, these kinds of products have been for sale for quite some time, but thanks to the internet, an endless amount of free and innovative inspirations are only a few clicks away – it is only that simple. All that you need to do is take a picture of yourself, with your cell phone, digital camera or web cam and upload it to the one of many virtual designer engines online. It is suggested that you comb your hair backwards in a fixed position, in order to be able to try out a new hairstyle afterwards.

Gothic Hairstyles 2010

A crucial faux pas is to mistake or liken a goth for an emo. Goth subculture was never exposed to the same hype as emos in today’s age. Also in 2010 goth hairstyles will not become an avant-garde global trend in hairstyles. Goths will probably never be pleased to admit this fact, but shed no tears over their lack of popularity either way.