Ninja Bun W/ Kanekalon Braiding Hair (4 Type Hair/No Heat)

Hey everybody, a charnel, welcome back to my channel today, I'm here with this top, not fun using kannathil on hair, so let's jump right into it, so starting off um, starting off with the stretched hair. I just took like my braids down from a wig and since my hair was already stretched like let's just do a ponytail or a bun, so yeah, I'm going to start by molding my hair, I'm using this edges wax edge control that I found at my local Beauty Supply up and using this for I'm a month or so now and so far I really like this product, I'm it does do a pretty good job of holding my hair down for this style. I was sticking with pomades and waxes, because I didn't want my hair to wave up too much, I'm trying to get it as sleek as possible without using heat. So I'm also going in with the Murrays beeswax and I'm just gon na take a hard, bristle brush and just start to mold my hair up into a bun. So personally, this is my first time attempting a top knot burn with Kanekalon hair, which may be surprising because I do a lot of ponytail looks on my channel and burns. But for some reason I've never done this one, and I think part of the reason is just like my hair is natural and thick for type hair and I just always felt like the textures would a match, so we're gon na see how this comes out. So here again, I'm going in with those two edge controls and waxes and just molding my hair up trying to get it as smooth as possible. I'M also going to go in with a wide tooth comb, while I'm loading it up just to make sure it's detangled. In that center, because that's typically where it starts to like bold for me, so I'm just trying to make sure that area is detangled. So I can get it as smooth as possible. So I'm just going to use a thick hair tie and put my hair into a bun. Your bun does not have to be perfect. I kind of recommend you leave in your bun kind of fool, because once you start to wrap the Kanekalon hair around, it's going to give you top not a lot more structure. So I'm leave in mind kind of full and then I'm also just going in with a few bobby pins to smooth out. What'S a you know, kind of turn down any areas that didn't get completely smooth and I'm just going to tuck those little frayed pieces at the top, just tuck them back a little bit so that they don't have to worry about these sticking out and yeah. Here is my base or my bun, and this is about as smooth as we're going to get this here without any heat, and my arms are owned by you, so I'm going to be using just some left over braiding hair from some installs. This is the rastafari braiding hair. I think it's the Rapunzel pack and the color 1b. So it's kind of messy because, like I said this has are even open. It'S not a fresh pack, so I'm just going to start by kind of you know shaping the hair. Getting it untangled and just pull in the ends so that it's not super even and I'm trying to decide if I, if it was full enough and it wasn't so - I'm just gon na add a little more hair to and there so, let's I'm just gon na. Take a little scrunchy and tie that through the middle, we'll loop that through the middle so that I can just loop that onto my burn, just make sure it's centered and then I'm gon na take that loop and secure it around my natural bone. So I'm just going to move the hair to the center and keep it in two pieces and I'm gon na start by taking one and and twisting it and I'm gon na wrap it backwards. And this is one of those hairstyles that you just kind of have to play with and try there's no real, like kind of direction or instructions on how to do it. Just twist the hair and wrap in just kind of keep wrapping until you get the shape that you want. When I get to the end of that piece, I'm gon na take a open, bobby, pin and just secure that in so that it stays in place and then I'm gon na take the second piece. I'M gon na do the exact same thing, except for when you wrap the second piece. This is the time when you want to start making sure you're filling in any gaps, in that none of your real bun is showing, and for at the top I like to secure my set the bobby pin as well just to make sure that none of my Hair at the top is showing or sticking out in that the bun just kind of stayed. You know in place like those top pieces without it kind of like unraveling, so you're, just taking more open, bobby pins and covering that top portion, and since this Packer here was already open, I do have a lot of flier ways. So I'm just going to go in with more bobby pins and just kind of tuck those flyaways and to make it a little neater now off to the finishing touches, I'm just going to to my baby here, my edges and I'm using that same edge, fixing edge Control that I used to lay to mold my hair down and, lastly, I'm going to go in with some guts to be free spray. I'M just going to spray that, along my hair around my hair, I'm just for a more secure hold. I wasn't too confident from those pomades alone, so I'm just going in with that. Freeze, blast spray, also spread it on a brush and just kind of smoothed it over my hair and yeah. That looks pretty much it I did after I did this. I did go off camera and tie my hair down for a little bit. While I did my makeup, but that is all it held up pretty good throughout the day, but I'm still more of a fan of like the kinky texture of buns. Just because it's not as much for it then, but yet let me know what you guys think I did like this I'll probably be doing these buns not often and yeah. Thank you all for watching and daughter to like share comment and subscribe and I'll see you. Ladies next time, bye