How To | Easy 2 Bang Ponytail W/ Weave!

So we're gon na start off by parting, our here and two into the middle and then sectioning it off for the bank. This step is pretty easy. You don't have to have the perfect part just enough hair out, so you can add a few pieces of we've sort of front being usually a flat on my here, but today I was in a rush and my hair is fairly straight from blow-drying it. So I decided not so flattering it now, I'm applying some vegetables they're gel to the edges, so I can make a ponytail. You want to make sure everything is slicked up all around into a nice sleek ponytail. The step is the easiest part, while the whole step. All the steps are easy, but I'm pretty sure everyone knows how to make a simple ponytail. You want it directly in the middle of your head just enough to see it from the front while wearing the beans. My scrunchie kept popping so you're gon na apply. I applied to scrunchies, you can apply on me as many as you want to your desire um. I, like my ponytails, really tight, so I applied to ponytail holders and now I'm gon na be applying some edge control on my edges, so sweep them up you. So now I'm just applying some guts to be Spray around my edges, so secure them and lay all the flyaways down, and then I'm gon na proceed to braid my natural hair and so upon you into a braid and then secure it with a rubber band. After that, we're gon na take some wax strips and we're gon na wrap it around the whole braid um. You want to start at the very top of the ponytail holder, all the way to the bottom and then you'll secure it with some rubber bands again about three rubber bands for the top, the middle and the bottom. So you can make sure that no glue gets on your here um with this wax strip and then we're gon na take another whack strip and apply it to the edges, so they can lay down while we're doing the ponytail. Now I'm just applying some glue to my bundles. You can't see in this video, but the bundles are double wefted, so I folded them in half. To give me a more fuller, look, I'm applying glue straight directly on the weft at the very edge and then I'm just gon na begin wrapping. You you want to start at the very bottom of the braid. If you want a really long ponytail, if not, you can start about anywhere until your desire, depending on the limp that you want of your ponytail, I, like my ponytails, really long so I'm gon na start at the very end and continue to wrap around you can Do this one of two ways, the first way being wrapping putting glue directly on the web and wrapping or putting glue directly on the wax strip and just wrap it around that's a more easier way, it's less time consuming and less hassle. So if you think you'll be better off just applying the glue directly to the wax strip, do that and you'll see that the process becomes very fast. Usually, I will blow dry the glue but, like I said before, I was in a rush, so I'm not gon na do that the glue dries very fairly fast. It'S a 30 second glue, I'm gon na put it in the description. But yes, yes, you can when, as you continue watching, you can see me just wrapping the ponytail all the way around and said I could set it out you so now we're just going to take a piece of here from the back of the ponytail and wrap It around right now I'm just measuring and see how thick I want it, and then I'm gon na apply some God subby spray. You want to comb it out to make sure that the spray goes all the way through the hair and began wrapping around where the ponytail holder would be. So you can hide the wefts and just continue to keep wrapping until the very end. And then you want to tuck the piece around the ponytail. You always put me you're, really gon na gon na say like I test, because I'm you