I want kinda "scene-ish" hair what kind of cut should I ask for?

Question

I don't want to lose any length
I want to keep my hair as long as it is,
but I want it to look "scene-ish"
So what kind of cut should I ask for?

I'm not trying to follow a trend,
and no one around here has hair like that,
so it would make me stand out,
thats why I want it :D

Blah,
Scene-ish means,
well....
like this:
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b97/gawh__youskank/Hair/th_scenehair.jpg

and

http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h122/x-DirtyLittleSecret-x/Stuffs/th_girlwiththehair.png

even though I know you were probably just trying to be funny.
And I've tried curls before,
not good.

Well here's a picture of me, just to let you know how my hair is NOW.
http://myspace-445.vo.llnwd.net/01425/54/49/1425429445_m.jpg

Answer 1

why not loose some length?? it feels great! you'll stand out. here's what u should do
go to the salon
sit down in the chair
they will ask what can i do for u today
say "something different" but don't take more than 8 inches
say, i want something funky with layers
then don't look in the mirror until theysays DONE!
otherwise you just freak out!
you'll just feel your head getting lighter.
then when you stand up check it out, it'll be something different and you will get noticed!

Answer 2

the full "scene hair" element is promptly, uneven hair, so in case you prefer it, you're gonna ought to lose your curls. you could desire to purpose straightening your hair, flow to the barber, have it decrease all uneven or regardless of and then consistently straighten your hair once you prefer "scene hair". you additionally can permit your curls be, and optimistically this is going to be look as layers...

Answer 3

Don't cut, curl. Retro curls are back.

Answer 4

i have a question for you.....what does scene-ish mean?