Tinker Bell Hairstyle Tutorial & Faux Bangs Made From Your Own Hair!

Hey guys today we're going to be showing a Tinkerbell hairstyle and also how to make it look like you have bangs without actually cutting your hair, I'm going to start by putting her hair in a ponytail, and you want to put this basically right. On top of her head up as high as you can as you're making this ponytail, I wouldn't worry about getting that too perfect. Looking because Tinker Bell's hair is more on the messy side. As you can see, I did leave some hair out on each side of her face and then I didn't use any water or gel or anything as I was putting this in. So now we're going to start on the fake bangs portion of this. I'M going to flip her around so that she's facing me for these next steps. Alright, so what I'm going to do is grab a small piece of hair here at the front of the ponytail. You probably only need about a one-inch section about like that. So now that I have this section of hair, I want to work with for the bangs I'm going to loop it back through this elastic, so that it kind of holds itself into place now, depending on the length of hair you're. Working with is how big this loop is going to be up here, I'm just going to pull on this loop until I get the hair about level with her eyebrows, maybe a little bit lower, because Tinkerbell's hair does tend to swoop to the side and hang down A little bit and then you're going to want some bangs on the side and then the rest are going to be swooping over to the other side. If you decide you need more length, you can always pull down on this hair and then pull it back up. Just get it, how you want it to look when you get it somewhat arranged you'll want to pin it into place a little bit lower than this elastic just so that will stay more spread out so you're going to want these bobby pins close enough to the Top of this ponytail holder that you can cover them up when you make the bun if you're working with super long hair, and this loop is just too huge. What you'll want to do is take it and bring it down and then just pin it and wrap the bun around it. I think hers is going to be okay. Tinkerbell'S bun does kind of stick up quite a bit, so I'm just going to leave ours as it is, and then, with the remaining hair, we're just going to finish this off into a bun and what I'm going to do is just loosely wrap. It and again you don't want this perfect looking you want it more on the messy side, I'm just going to wrap it around that little top knot and then we're just going to pin it all into place. Okay, now that I'm getting this pinned into place, I'm seeing that this looks a little ridiculous up here, so I am just going to go ahead and pin that down. You can just do whatever works for you. However, you want to make it look. It'S all going to depend on the hair, you're working with the length and the texture to finish this bun off, I'm going to wrap some green ribbon around the base of it. I have also seen pictures where she's wearing a blue ribbon. So whatever you have on hand will work, but I'm basically just setting that around the bun, I'm not putting it in super tight and then I'm just going to tie a bow here on the side and then to keep that extra secure. I'M just going to add a couple of bobby pins. Okay, the bun person of this style is complete. Here'S what it looks like and now we're going to work on the veins. How you do these veins is again going to depend on the texture of hair that you're working with I'm just going to try to straighten these out a little bit and make them sweep more to the side, and I'm going to use my flat iron to do This so I'm just taking it and I'm running it along kind of going down so that it curls a little bit under and then on this side of it. I'M going to bring my curling iron kind of like this, so that it swoops over to the side and straightens at the same time you don't want it too curly, so don't twist too much or you'll get a curl. Just a slight twist is all you need. You