I see the term "scene hair" thrown around, what does that mean?

Question

is it messy look? just got out of bed look?

Answer 1

Here is a definition of scene hair from urban dictionary.
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Has got to be dyed black, long side fringe (bangs) covering one eye. short and spikey at the back for a guy or girl. Or shoulder length for girls is goog too. Now it's all about wearing a bow in your hair or a cute kiddies hair band.

"My new scene hair is great, i can only see through one eye and i bought this cute bow hair band from Claire's
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Another definition- it is a way of preparing ones hair so it looks decidedly unusual - for the purpose of creating a "scene" such as staring, surprise, disgust, anything to garner attention for the person, usually an adolescent(emo)
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Answer 2

"Scene" is a style of dress/hair/music that is also referred to as "emo." The usual "scene" hair is very dark and cut either in a very shaggy, spiky, gelled way, like an old-school punk rocker, or sort of plastered down on the sides of the head, with uneven bangs parted on the side usually. Here are some photo examples of "scene" hair.

http://moneydick.com/wordpress/wp-content/emo666.jpg

http://www.hairstyleshow.com/emo-hairstyle/How_do_you_think_of_emo_hairstyle_54.html

Answer 3

refers to a certain type of hair style. click on this link for an exact definition from the urban dictionary. It's pretty cool.