High Ponytail + Curly Weave On Extreme Natural Heat Damage Hair

All right, hi guys welcome back to my channel, as you can see, we're gon na be starting on freshly heat damaged, hair due to a silk press, and I will be making a video on that. But as you can see the front of it starting to come back with my natural curl pattern, but not that much so we're gon na be going straight into the meal. Organics oil and it's gon na be moisturizing. My whole head just add oil. All over sort of make my detangling process a little bit easier and I'm just gon na be combing it through and just working it all through evenly. So now I'm gon na be taking my spray bottle and just spraying the perimeter of my hair just to get it wet so that when I put the curl products in the gel, it'll lay down flatter and be slicker. So now I'm gon na be going to with my meal organics the same line, curling cream and just adding it to the perimeter just to make sure that it curls up, you know it is he damaged. My roots are still my natural curl pattern, so I just added that sort of bee slicker and moisturized, and also lay down with the gel. So now, I'm just gon na be combing that in it just makes you sure it's evenly disputed distributed. Ah, just make sure it's evenly um incorporated in there and then I'm gon na be going on top with gel and just looking at that guy. I don't know what I'm saying, but I get the point though y'all get the point, so I'm just gon na be going in with that eco styler, gel and just slicking it around my perimeter, where I put all the products and just making sure that it's brushed Up and that it's laid and played, I'm just kidding, make sure that it's slick and that it lays down. You know I'm saying so now, I'm just gon na be combing it in so now, I'm just gon na be um, brushing my hair up and moated it up into a ponytail, and this ponytail is going to be loose well. Um you always want to. This. Is a low tension style, so you want the actual perimeter where your edges are everything to be slightly loose and looks more natural, and it also doesn't pull and weigh your hair down and also when you wrap the tracks around it'll get tighter. So it is secure at the end, but not so tight along the slick up, because you don't want it to pull out your edges. So now I'm gon na be taking rubber bands and wrapping them around my ponytail to make it more like a cone type of shape so that the hair, when I wrap the tracks around you, don't see it and also that it sticks kind of higher up like I, like my ponytails, to sit up if you know what I understand, what I'm saying so now getting straight into the baby hairs, I'm going to be taking a bristle brush and just brushing down my natural baby hairs like the edges in the front that are really Short there already are baby hairs. You just want to make them a little bit extra poppin. You know I'm saying then I'm gon na be adding some of that same eco, styler gel on top and creating little swoops. So the way I like to do it is, I start with the cyber and soup, and then I worked my way up connecting them here and there. I don't really like to do too much, but I like to do enough. If you know what I'm saying and then I take the rat tail comb and use the tip of it to connect the two swoops that I already created to make it even more dramatic swoop and then I just go back and then just brush it again. So the same thing on this side, just starting off with the sideburn baby hair and then creating little swoops to go up and each side of my face it's different. So the baby hairs are different on each side, they're different, pretty much every day too, but I try to stay consistent with the same concept. So just doing the same thing, doing two separate swoops and then trying to connect them and make them look is as cute as I like them. Everybody does their baby hairs differently. You might think their minds are actually might think that they're not enough, but this is the way that I like to do them. I just like to do swoops, and then I like to connect them, and then that's just it for that. For the middle of my baby hairs, I going with the gorilla snob because that part of my head, I have a cowlick. I think that's what it's called and I also have a widow's peak so that hair texture is a little bit differently. So you know, I need a little bit of extra securing this. You know I'm since I just use the Gorillaz not to lay that down, because it always comes back up if I use eco styler gel versus the rest of my hair. So I just used that part with the Gorillaz night. It has a tighter hold and it slicks down a little bit more so yeah. I just slick it slick that down with a gorilla snot, and then I connect that one right there to that to the other two loops and then the other side is a little bit shorter. So I just do whatever it's different every day. I don't really know what I'm gon na do today, but I just like just let it do whatever. So when I'm completely done with my baby here, I spray them with a little bit of spritz, just because I like to do my hair everyday, and it should last me a couple days before I wash it again then wanting with two bundles from kindred hair, boutique And you guys already know how I feel about this hair. If you watched my last review so um, I take one bobby, pin and bobby: pin the end in and make sure whenever you're doing this, you push it upwards, because if you push it straight in or straight down, it'll stick your head and they'll be very painful And irritating, whenever you're wearing this style, so whenever wrapping trucks around you try to wrap it around the base of your of your bunk pockets or bun to tuck it and just secure it, because you don't want to use that many bobby pins or to break off Your hair and be very painful as well, so I just keep wrapping it around kind of tight, but not too tight, because every time you wrap it, it gets even more tighter. That'S exactly why I said when you make your opponents over and don't make it too tight, because if, when you wrap the tracks around, it gets tighter and tighter every time. So I'm just gon na continue to do this and I'm also gon na add another bundle. Just because of me like you, can stop in one bundle - and this is one bundle right here - it'll be probably full enough for you, but I'm very extra. So I use two bundles to make it real real, big or you know I'm extra okay. So, as you can see, I'm going in with the second bundle just to make it even more fuller, because my hair is already thick and I just like it blends better with my hair having a big ponytail cuz. Whenever I wear my natural hair and it's curly at my real hair well, when my hair was naturally curly before I got heat damaged, it was super big. So I just like to do the same thing with my weaves and extensions just to make it big and extra pop and I feel, like it looks more natural. But of course, when you wrap the hair around the bun, it kind of looks like it's fake. Even though I do that with my real hair, I feel like it looks more natural, so I'm just gon na be doing the same thing with this second bundle. So now I'm gon na be taking this piece of hair that I pulled out from the back and wrap it around. The perimeter of my own ponytail and I'm just gon na be coming up because you want to you kind of want it really frizzy and straight, and then I'm gon na be spraying it with spritz and then also brushing it out and then wrapping it around. So that it's super straight and it's super slick, you want it to be kind of tight too also to cover up your tracks, but also I like the way that it looks like that because again, like I already touch, I do that with my real hair and Then I wrap it around then I go ahead and I spray it and then I do this two to three times depending on how I feel. But today I only did it twice because I felt like it covered up enough, and it also gave me that the hyannis that I want it whenever you're wrapping around sure as in hair, it increases the volume of the hair. So that's the main reason why I do it more than once to make sure that my opponent still is sitting up high because I have a big head. So I want it to look cute. You know so now, I'm gon na be spraying the ends of my curly faux ponytail with water to get it wet and moisturize, and then I'm on top of that, I'm gon na be a probably the same curling cream. Just to the is to make sure the ends are curly, because I, like the big poofy volume that the rest of the hair is, but I just want the ends to be defined. So it doesn't look neck. You know like it looks cute and curly and defined, and that's pretty much it for this tutorial hope you guys liked it thanks for watching make sure you comment down below. If you have any video suggestions and that's a