Highly Requested Detailed Human Hair Ponytail Tutorial

What'S good YouTube, I am omocha stay hard and I am here to share my details, ponytail tutorial with you. I get a lot of questions about this and I don't want to waste any time on it. So, let's do work for this install. I am using one pack of my favorite bobby boss forever new kinky perm hair. I did pay eight dollars and ninety nine cent for this hair. At my local beauty, supply store, the length is 16 inches and I have it in the color 1b Here I am just showing you how long each bundle is once you unravel it, and again there were two of the bundles in this package for time purposes. I did cut out some of the repetitive steps in the video just to speed through it and pretty much just give you the overall idea of how to do this ponytail. Here, I'm showing you how I prepare my hair for this install. I think this step is very crucial to your ponytail and as flat as possible and looking as natural as possible, when you use clip ins to try to achieve something like this. You can move your clippings around anytime anywhere. You want to move them once you pull your hair up if it's not to your satisfaction, but once you bond your hair using this method when it lays, is there it's there until you remove it and in my opinion, that can be a messy process sometimes, so That'S not something you want to do in the middle of doing your hair, so, as previously saw, I parted my hair across my head from ear to ear, to establish a front portion and a back portion for doing this. Ponytail now here is where I decide how far across I want my track to be at the top, so that when I pull it up, it is as flat as possible. For me, a little indicator is when I park my hair from the back to the front. Like so the end of my rat tail comb should be facing the end of my eyebrow. That'S how I know I went over far enough. That'S to my satisfaction from my head. That'S what works for me and it may take you a couple of tries in doing your own point sail to decide if that is enough, for you, as I'm doing here, is pointing to the end of my eyebrow, where my part is now. This is important because you don't want your tracks at the top or even in the back, to go from ear to ear, because when you pull it up, it won't be seamless, it needs to go in the direction your ponytail is going to be. While you wear your hair that way, I, like my points out right into the back center of my head. So this is why I put my tracks the way that I did so what I've just done is to measure my hair from one side to the other, to determine how much hair I need to put on this particular row. Then I've doubled the track over and that is why I'm going to cut it at any previous 20 cell videos. I do say that I have a double left here or a double web there, etc, etc, and this is what I mean by a double love in those places: okay, after making those minor adjustments to those first tracks that were laid, I'm just want to part my Hair off and prepare it for the next set of tracks, which will be my second set at the front and again for time purposes. I did not record from start to finish with me. Please, let's move on and things like that, because you're hotties already know how to do that part. I'M just showing you how I lay the tracks from my ponytail now here is where I'm parting, my hair, to cover over the third set of tracks that I just installed off the camera. I just want you to see how I'm extending my part a little past where I had it, and that is because I'm going to install the remainder of that bundle of hair right here across the front now notice, I'm not going straight down from ear to ear. I'M going slightly backwards and again that's because when I pull my hair up into a ponytail, I want that line of the West to be seamless and go towards the back of my hair in the direction of my ponytail. So this is just one try again, it's the remainder of the hair that I had left for that bun though, and I'm just laying that one across the front, it's concealed the rest of them. It goes a little bit longer as you see than the ones I previously thought across the front now I do not add this extra piece in the back in the back. I just have three sets of double whips and that's it here, I'm just showing you what the hair looks like once it's all installed across the front. It looks just like my hair. This is why this hair is my favorite hair for a ponytail hands down now. This is the part I get the absolute most questions about, and that is how I laid the tracks in the back of my head. I'M going to do it exactly the way I did it in the front, except for the tracks are upside down. That'S the only difference, so I start by parting, my hair in the back, just as I did in the front and that little bit of hair at the bottom down there. It'S gon na cover the last row of tracks that I'm going to install. When I pull my hair up, it will just look like this all my hair, you wan na, see this last or first row of tracks. This is the second bundle of hair in this package and I'm just going to again repeat the process. I did at the front starting off by measuring, and once I determined that I have the right time here, I am going to fold that track over to double it and then repeat this process two more times in the back before this install is finally complete. Now this is just a little example of how the hair is being laid, see how the hair ends up across my face. Once I glue it upside down like in my head and again, that is because, when I pulled the bag up to a ponytail, I need the hair to go up as well, so that it will be seamless so notice. The hair is laying across my face and I'm gluing the track upside down. I want to repeat this two more times in the back before I pull it up into a ponytail. Now this right here was late struck: gold. Okay, I had the hardest time with this part and actually some of my hair that was pulled up above this got caught on the glue and I had to comb the glue out before I could proceed because I didn't want the glue to get dried in my Natural, so that's another tip for this install. You want to try to keep the tracks for your scalp, not necessarily on your hair, please and again for time purposes. I did skip the third row of tracks, but please understand there are three rows in the back and four roles in the front all together. Alright, I think that is pretty much it for this detailed ponytail tutorial. I hope I've been able to answer any questions. You may have about how I prepare my hair and I lay my tracks thumbs up this video. 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