by sceneking
March 20, 2012 in February 2012 Articles
Your makeup
makeup is a defined signature of who you are depending on who you are you can change the colors. Shadowy makeup
1. Apply a light base on eyelid (white)
2.apply darker shade(grey) in center of eyelid.
3. Apply darkest (black or dark grey) at corner of eyelid and make sure all of the colors blended well. Make the darkest wing out for a more exaggerated look
by sceneking
March 20, 2012 in February 2012 Articles
Im trying to build a portfolio for modeling… so here i am modeling as a scene queen… i dont look very scene in these photos but give me the chance and i’ll give you better photos, promised 🙂
Love,
Missy skyy
by sceneking
March 20, 2012 in February 2012 Articles
A scene queen is a girl who is really popular or “famous” on the internet. You can easily find their profiles on webistes such as Myspace, LiveJournal, Facebook, or Buzznet. Scene queens are “famous” because: they dated a guy in a popular emo or hardcore band, they have alot of friends on Myspace, Buzznet etc., they are friends with another scene queen. Sceen Queens wear alot of large jewlery. They take millions of pictures of themseleves and their friends. They go to shows often. Most have unique and often hideous hair. Once they become popular most Scene Queens get their own Clothing Line, Jewlery Line, Photography Company or Band.
by sceneking
March 19, 2012 in The SceneKing
Over time, in the American society, even now, the coloured people have
always been looked down on. Over the past few years, an amazing,
beautiful style has come out as ‘scene’. The majority of these Scene
Queens or Scene Kings are white or ‘Angelos’. Why? Because society has
told people of colour our skin isn’t beautiful because it’s dark. But
along with beautiful white Scene Queens, I am proud to say that I have
also seen dazzling Mexican, Asian and black scene girls. I think it’s
important to let every ethnicity be free to be who they are, without
taking anyone’s crap for it. So this is why I, want to be part of
SQ.com.
by sceneking
March 19, 2012 in The SceneKing
I’m pretty sure a lot of Scene Queens are judged for how they look.
But who cares! It’s what we like and what we are into! Yeah…our hair
is big, our make up is funky, and our clothing is flabbergasting!
Good! We’re unique in our own way! Enjoy how you are! Love life!
by sceneking
March 16, 2012 in March 2012 Articles, March 2012 SQ Models
i think scene is just being ur self and not fitting in with the other
clicks and having big sexy hair is not must but is nice 🙂 i think
everyone can be scene queen and its more then just the title its
letting all those people who shot u down that u r something more then
just this or that and u belong with the best the scenes but u know
that is just how i feel ^-^
by sceneking
March 15, 2012 in March 2012 Articles
i love the scene look. i get most of my ideas for looks from rainbow kittie, lexi lush, cathie crush, and even jeffree star. i really love this site and i would love to be one of the models. i think i could pull off being one if i try. thanks. love you guys. <3 ^_^
by sceneking
March 15, 2012 in March 2012 Articles
What you need
-clear tape!
-hairdye!
1. take the (STRAIGHTENED) piece of hair you want to make a sweeeeet coontail in. (pin the rest back or something) make sure its all the same length and when your hair is just normal (straightened) it is naturally all together and not just random little pieces all over the place.
2. take a piece of tape like 2-3 inches long, and put it on towards the top of the strip of hair. then fold the piece of tape over, so its wrapped around the hair.
3. keep doing that. make sure the intervals between the tape are all even and the tape is tight around your hair (you can get it off by wetting it or just ripping it out or cutting the tape apart)
4. mix your hairdye, put on your gloves, make sure the rest of your hair is all pinned/clipped back or else you will get weird spots all over the parts where it touches later on.
5. put a little (like pea sized amount) of hairdye on your thumb and pointer finger, and rub them together or something so it doesn’t drip off. then, starting at the highest stripe, put your two hairdye fingers on either side and rub them together on the first hair stripe. try to hold the taped part underneath the first stripe tight with your other two fingers on the other hand, because hairdye might seep into it while you are putting it on the hair right above the tape. make sure the hair is covered with hairdye, and then move down to the next stripe.
6.nooooow you wait however long the hairdye you have takes to develop. when its done, wash it out in the sink/shower whatever. the tape comes right off in water.
by sceneking
March 15, 2012 in March 2012 Articles
Heyy(:
My name Is Kaylii<3 Ummm My vision of scene isnt always the poofy hair and heavy eyeliner. Scene is whatever you want it to be. My version? Lightly teased hair, Black eyeliner, and my music. 🙂 When it comes to being scene it means alot to me cause thats who I am. 😀
by sceneking
March 15, 2012 in March 2012 Articles
all though a major part of looking scene is hair, you can still exspress who you are with out having to go crazy with color 😉 remeber even if your not alowed to go “full out scene” you can exspress who you are and still look epic doing it!
