Beyonce Braid Hair Tutorial | Floor Length Jumbo Braid With Ouch-Less Low Ponytail | Beautybybam

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So today, we're gon na be doing the Beyonce, slash, Solange, Rapunzel's, ponytail braid and I'm gon na start off by showing you how I do this ouch list - ponytail, okay, guys, so my hair has gotten considerably longer since the last time I did a ponytail, which makes It a hundred times easier, so I'm going to do my ponytail this time with only one ponytail holder, I'm gon na show you how I do that this makes it to where the ponytail does not hurt on the back of my head, and I don't have to Take it down after a few hours like I normally do when I use like 5 or 6 ponytail holders. So, as you can see, I've used eco styler gel on my hair and I'm just taking my hair in two sections and putting the eco styler gel on the roots of my hair and dragging it all down the shaft of my hair. Just to get my hair to be very, very malleable so that it can be folded into this very low, very sleek ponytail after I use this hard brush to continuously comb, the hair down towards the ponytail. I take out the previous ponytail I did and I use it to add more hair to the overall ponytail. Now I just said ponytail like 20 times, so I hope that didn't get confusing, but if it did just continue to watch how I do this, I'm just going through section by section and adding the gel to my hair, making my hair saturate my hair with the Gel molding it down into a ponytail and then taking off the previous ponytail and using it to add more hair. Okay, we are finally at the very last section, and I know it was tedious to watch through this whole process, but a few of you has requested that I show my whole ponytail process. So, that's why I wanted to make sure that I you know detailed everything that I did for this ponytail. So now that I'm done with my ponytail, I'm going to do my edges, off-camera and then I'm going to wrap my ponytail, how I always do with a bandana first and then a silk scarf. And if you didn't watch my last video, I use a bandana because I feel like when you're molding ponytails. It just does a better job of holding everything down very very firmly, so I always use a bandana first before a silk scarf. Alright. So next we're going to get into the actual braid you're gon na need two bags of expressions, one bag of curly, braiding hair, I use 10 inches, some ponytail holders and rubber bands and some hair jewelry. So what I'm going to do here is unravel the hair. The total length of the expression hair is 84 inches, but in the bag it is folded in half I'm not going to use the hair as folded, I'm going to unfold it and use its entire length. This will help so that this will help make the braid the same size the entire way down. I personally like a braid that is thick all the way through, instead of the ones that get skinny at the end and so unfolding the hair and using it that way is going to help with that. As you can see, the first thing that I do is take off a little bit a little section of one of the packs, and I put it off to the side. You'Ll see what we're gon na use that for later and then I add both packs of the hair together to make one long piece of hair. The next thing I'm gon na do is create a hook and loop with another ponytail holder, and this is just so that I can attach it to the fixture wow. I braid it so that something can hold the ponytail while I actually braid it until you see me doing that here and then attaching it to this towel fixture. That'S right behind me! If you have something higher that'll work to just kind of drag on the floor, because 84 inches is kind of long, so as you can see the excess that was at the top, I kind of snipped off and trimmed it. You want to trim it down extra extra extra low so that there is no excess hair at the top of your ponytail, so anyways I'm going to start braiding and I'm just doing a regular basic braid. If you don't know how to do a regular basic braid, you might have to watch another youtube video for that, but it's just literally a three strand braid, just taking one little piece over the other and just crossing them under each other. Now the difficult thing when using expressions hair is that it gets tangled. So you want to make sure that you properly untangled each strand of hair before you start braiding to make sure that it doesn't get tangled and each time you cross the hair over. You would have to just make sure that it's not getting tangled towards the ends so that you don't have one big tangled mess by the time you get to the bottom. Now, once I get closer to the body, I'm going to start adding the pieces of curly hair just to have a little natural effect at the end of the braid, and I'm just going to add them at the back of the hair. Just like you would add, any additional hair to any braid to make it longer. Now, when I'm about six inches from the tip of the hair, I'm just going to stop right there and secure it with another hair tie and just fluff out the ends just to make them look a little bit more natural. And then the next thing that I'm going to do is take the scissors and clip away any stray hairs that on the side of the braid next, I'm gon na go in and add in some jewelry, I'm just using these cute little gold hoops and I'm using The scissors to open them up and close them - I probably should be using a plier, but I'm too lazy to try to go, find mine, so yeah we're just gon na use the scissors for now to add the hair jewelry all down the braid. So now I'm gon na go back to that small piece that we reserved off to the side and I'm going to basically do the same thing that I did with the larger braid. I'M just going to make a smaller braid. And I'm doing this so that I can wrap it around the base of my ponytail to conceal the transition between the fake braid and my real hair. So I'm just literally doing the same thing. I'M wrapping a piece of her hair tie, I'm tying tying the hair together and then I'm hanging it on the fixture and then I'm braiding it. Now. I used a hair tie for this, but ideally you want to use a rubber band because it's a lot smaller and it will be a lot less. Both here I didn't have any rubber bands, so I had to work with what I had, as you can see here at the end, like tying a hair tie on the skinny. Braid is like really not practical, but I had to make it work so make sure you have rubber bands for this part next, we're gon na add all our pieces together. I'M gon na go back to my molded ponytail and in order to make it blend better with the ponytail, I'm going to add these ponytail holders to my hair to lengthen it out a little bit and then I'm going to add the braid to my hair and I'M doing this with the added hair tie that it sets at the base of the hair that we used earlier. Remember the hook and loop. I'M just gon na use that to just tie it around my hair, like it's literally a ponytail holder and then I'm going to snip away the excess hair. That'S sticking out at the base of the braid. You want to cut that really really really low so that it's easy to cover up with the smaller braids and then I'm going to take another hair tie and just secure the fake brace and my real hair and position. My real hair underneath the fake braid - and this is how it looks when I've added the braid to my hair. So now we want to conceal the base and in order to do that, we're gon na add a bobby pin to the end to both ends of the smaller braids and then we're gon na take one end and push it into the bottom of the base and Then we're gon na start wrapping it around the base of the hair, we're gon na wrap it all the way down the shaft until it conceals where my hair stops we're gon na keep on wrapping and wrapping and wrapping and making sure that each each braid each Row is touching each other so that you can't see anything, that's you know beneath it and then I'm gon na take the other bobby pin and just push it in when I'm done. Wrapping and hope that everything is covered up. Just fixing it up here closing any openings that I see and then that's basically it of course I'm gon na brush my beady beads, but you know, like I said before, but yeah this is the finished look y'all. This is the long braid and literally drags on the floor. I love how dramatic it is. I love how fabulous it is and it's super easy super cheap and super quick to do so. Thank you guys so much for watching and stay tuned for my next video