How To Hide The Track On A No Leave Out| Halfup Halfdwn

What'S up you guys, you guys tuned in to the right channel today, i will be showing you how to glue on a ponytail and also hide the tracks four and a half up half down. So i want to show you step by step, so i started with the ponytail from the actual natural hair on how i wrap it. How i make sure that the ponytail is nice and secure so stay tuned? I'M going to actually go step by step on how i achieve this look. Okay, everyone always ask me in other videos: what is this black strip? This is called a neck strip. This also comes in white. You want to make sure you get black, it's very um soft. It also keeps the glue from getting on the client's hair. So this is a method that i use when going on the ponytail, we're not going to use any bobby pins. We'Re not going to sew anything down we're just going to use the binding now this is the holding spray that i use just to make sure that the glue and everything is secured. I will be doubling the tracks. As you can see, i have black, which is the one: how to do this method. Please, please pay attention um. Normally, you could fit about two bundles on a ponytail. To achieve this look we have 18 and 20 inches um. One of the bundles was pretty full and thick, so we didn't have to do two bundles. I will show you guys a separate tutorial on how to fit two bundles. I'M using this message stay tuned for that video, okay, i hope you guys did not miss that. I started off the first couple tracks right at the tip. I blow-dried it to secure it to make sure that it's locked in and then i'm just going to continue to wrap around the ponytail. Very very close you don't have to go an inch down. You want to make sure it's right on the tip and you want to work your way down as you glue and dry that weave onto the ponytail okay. This is the last of the hair that we're wrapping. You want to make sure that it's enough glue on there to secure it, to lock that in you're going to get that heat on my on medium as well as cold. You don't want it too. Hot! Put that heat on there make sure it's nice and thick. You don't want to stand ponytail for half a half down. I normally only do one pack of hair anyway, all right so now you guys see the tracks we're going to hide the track. I'M going to show you how i do that. Okay, i wanted to show y'all before i explain so out of the ponytail the last couple tracks from the ponytail you're going to pull it down. You want to make sure it's the last one or two tracks. That'S it nothing more! Then, after you tie that down grab another piece and that piece is going to be your band that you wrap around it so pay attention on how i hide the track for the half up, half down, okay you're, going to apply a little bit of wax. Just so, if you straight, you want to make sure it's straight as possible with no buckles and sometimes that back part can have buckles. Now this is the trick to lock the band in. You want to spray it and also put a little bit of glue on there keep wrapping that band if they want the band tall or high. That'S really up to you or your client um. I kind of over did it on the glue right there, but it's okay, because she can't see it it's in the bag, but you just want to make sure you put little dabs of glue just to lock in that band comb. That hair down is as flat as possible. She can throw this half of half down in a bun. She can do it, however, and it will not show her track once again. This is a video on how to hide the track when you do a no leave out half of half down. This is the trick that everyone been wanting to know how to do it. Okay, coming straight to you, the difference is okay, so seamless so flawless. I don't have to flat iron it or anything, but i am, but it will automatically delay you see, there's no hump! There'S no bumps! You don't see any tracks, it's good. So there you have it half of half down no leave out, looks like she's gon na leave up, but this is the proper way to do it. Thank you for watching my channel like subscribe.