Half Up Half Downillusion Part (No Leave Out) Natural Hair | Pronto

Hey my honeys. We are diving straight into this half-up half-down with no leave out so just stay tuned and let's get right into this. Okay, honey's we're gon na start off by sectioning off our top pony. I don't like the straight part. I like the curve. So I don't want to proceed to braid everything out and I do greasy scalp as I go through that way, while is sitting under this pot, so it will be eating so time to get her little hair back anyway. She let it go so I'm taking control. So just watch as isolate her and pulling out that edge from that cap. So when I glue the cap down, I would know the separation and not be gluing on her edge. So this is just pretty much like a ball cap method for real. It helps the cap to kind of stay longer and everything you could even sew it down in the back, so I don't lift or anything but we're using a purple pack hair. It'S just a beauty supply store here. She gets on my last nerve, but that's my baby girl, so the guys to be spray just kind of will help the tracks to stick to the cap. Once you go to glue it, so you just have to make sure it is completely dry before you glue and then we're gon na proceed to glue those tracks down. You want to glue your tracks from left to right or right to left. You know when you braid your hair straight to the back. You have those big bulk of braids right there. You don't need to glue the tracks under that you can glue right on top, because all that's gon na do is rub on your jacket, your collar and getting happy. So don't even let that bother you but just go ahead and glue on top of those lumpy braids and then glue from left to right or right to left going up up and then, when you get to that ear point you would start bringing it before the Ear so that way, it can start forming thickness to the sides and probably put your tracks about a finger apart. They don't have to be up on each other back up off me, so they don't need to be close at all because, as that hair is glued on, it builds thickness alone. So what I like to do is when I get to the sides at some point. I will just focus on getting my side filled in, so you will see when that part comes so here I am just now filling in my size, I'm just cutting short tracks short section and getting that completely done at some point. Once I get close to the top where the pony is, then I would just go ahead and bring it all the way around all the way around down and around closest to that bottom track to fill in the gap of what will be missing, because I just Kind of filled it in on one side, so the back we'll have a whole space. So once you go all the way around, then you would just go like down and around just to feel everything in because at the end of the day I lay the track. It doesn't leave me so I can lay down. However, I need to so make it a flat foundation and also to cover up any tracks that has any super big gaps between it, so we have reached the top. This is the space that we will need to do the illusion part. So we're gon na proceed with cutting this cap off, so you just basically go around the whole hair, cutting it off. You could do that before you start gluing. I just feel like the cap. Is more secure once it's glued down, so then, when I cut it, it's for sure or not rolling or doing anything, but you put that guy's to be on there. It won't be going anywhere anyway, but just I'm just used to doing it this way. So I'm just cut little off cutting it all off. I am leaving some cap just over that part where I will be blowing down the to make the illusion part. So you will see how we do that in a second here, I'm just using my even edge control or you can use the shine Jam just to get a nice straight crispy part. So therefore, you wouldn't know exactly what you're doing and what you're working with you. Don'T want to be sloppy with this at all. You just want to have it nice and clean. So at this point you could start going down the hair and not worry about a crooked part, I'm going to use a ghost bomb for this process. Like I said, I like it dries fast for me, and it definitely got that job done. You guys know that this video is up, but this hairstyle for her has been doing and her hair is still going. So it's like none of the little hair slipped out of that glue or anything. So you want to go and cut the hair from the track. Okay, you can go down a little further. You don't have to be that close up on the track, but you cut it exactly from the track, make sure it's as straight as possible and you need a comb. The back of that column, the rat tail part to lay and slay that illusion part. Okay, you may get to a point where it doesn't look filled in and it looks thin. You just add a little more glue on top into thin areas and keep it moving. But you will see all that now. I said you want straight hair, so you see how the hair is ragged up in there. You would just take it and cut it to boot and make it straight and boom. So, every time you see it getting a little raggedy because you are dealing with single strands of hair, so just cut it at the top and make it straight and then just proceed to lay it on the round because eventually got to go in and cut those Little hairs all so, therefore, you can see your part, so it's pretty simple guys for real, but it is something that definitely takes time and work to do over the other, but I will be trying this again with a full part. You know without that pony telling everything just to show you guys, and I am just dying to see how that will come out for me, because I'm just trying something new for my baby. She doesn't want any heat on her hair. She doesn't want to wear her hair she's, definitely trying to get it back at this point, so we are going to be doing that and at this point I had to figure it out. So we think we're gon na do an illusion ponytail. So that way, it won't be her actual hair having to be flat on every day, and you are not about this winter without here now on to the next side. This side will show you guys a little better of what I mean when I say: straights, hair. Okay - and I kind of did it more like on an air side, so I just kind of made one layer down closest to the track and then worked my way up to the part, so any little hairs that was hanging out a little more organized on his Side any little hairs that was hanging in my way. I was able to pluck them out the way and use them somewhere else. So it's a little more detail on this side visually, so you guys can see better of what's going on, but she is just the worst. What can I call it a model ever? She don't want to have her hair right. I'M like face the camera turn this way. She'D do it for a second and then she eventually go back to whatever she was doing. So I'm sorry for that angle guys, so you just must watch and see, because it's really not that complicated, but you could see. I got a lot of gaps there because I didn't fill in that whole sector now that I'm moving up the ladder, I'm just adding more glue so that I could feel that section in so I have smaller scissors to be cutting along that part, and other citizens Was just so big, it wasn't getting it for me, but just came across these scissors in the cabinet. I'M like! Oh, yes, this is perfect, but you do want to add glue for each layer that you will be laying until you get up into that part. So it would be more fuller and it will appear more illusion. You y'all know I like to bust down my ponies. It would be a law. So basically I use my luck. Even ears control and I busted down to two sections, because the top section I'm going to use for basically the baby here on formation, so that ponytail is basically for my foundation of the top part and it is locked and loaded. At this point, all I have to do is just reach there over the top and put another rubber band and I'm ready say, go to put one the actual ponytail. So the style is pretty much done, guys we're just gon na put and flat iron and decorate. These baby here is honey, make some life out of them. When I do my baby years, you guys should already know by now that I like to mix it with the Gorillaz tonight, so I used to even then I mix it with the Gorillaz night and they're by the time I go to decorate. I comb it all through. So therefore, is mixed, pretty good and then I top it all off when I'm done with the white strips and that helps it. That'S like the antidote to help it from turning white for me and then they last so long like they. Last for a long while versus on other edge controls that I have tried to get greasy or they just don't last just gon na be like this. You can't really decorate cuz, it's not thick enough and it's a net. I, like even I ain't the one to go and be switching up on products or even hair or whatever. If I've been using it for years - and I know it's a go - I'm pretty set with that and comfortable. So I know people come out with a lot of new stuff or whatever, and for me I already have a system. So if you guys didn't have a system yeah, I would definitely go and be purchasing any and everything that I could to find my system to get their edge control not to be white and to help its, alas, and stay locked and loaded. But I have a system, and this is it and I've been doing it for years, so maybe I'll be looking for something else in the future as far as whatever's, but this is pretty much it for me. I am locked and loaded on this routine that I do for edges now. It just does not happen overnight guys. You have to really take your time. Decorate use a skinny comb use that back of that palm and you know make sure that they're, great and she's so extra. She loves her little decorations part because her mother always doing something. But she don't like a style with dollars and ain't just gon na be no sleek back for her. She wants it all the way, extra. Okay, very, very dramatic! Thank You honeys for watching. I love how this came out. I hope you guys do too at this point of the video. I will see you guys on the next one. The next you