*New* Detailed Sleek Ponytail | Side Part Sleek Ponytail | Butterfly Ponytail | Short Hair

What'S up you guys this piece of Cavey and welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na show you guys how I achieved this. Look so first, I'm gon na section off the perimeter of my hair. I'M doing this because I don't want to just pull my hair into one single ponytail and spray it with oxley, because I wanted to be able to control how sleek my ponytail comes out and once you spray got to be, your hair is literally stuck. So I just want to make sure it comes out as sleek as possible by the way I blow dried, my hair straight in the only part that I flat ironed was my bank and my perimeter sections. If your hair can get blow-dried really really straight, then you don't need to use excess heat. But if you want your hair to be as straight as you can get it, then I would just use a fire iron and that will guarantee the sleekest smoothest ponytail. By the way my hair is mad short cut. I did a big chop about a year ago, so this is just as far as I've come. So, that's why I wanted to keep this video for my short hair girls or anyone that is growing their hair out, and you can see that this doubt is still achievable. So when it comes to the soup Bank, I decided to use a few tracks. I did glue the tracks onto my hair if your hair is long enough that you can just skip this step. I know some people are a little apprehensive about using glue, but if you only use a little bit of glue - and you make sure the glue is tacky before you apply it to your hair, then you really shouldn't have any issues with damage and you just make Sure that you remove the hair properly and you should be good to go now. The method that I used is definitely effective for achieving your swoop, bang and making sure that it is in the form that you want it to be. I actually had to do this. Bang twice so the first time I use this method that you guys see in the video. I tried to form it as much as I can with the foaming lotion and then, when I perfected a section I sprayed it and then I moved on to the next section and then I sprayed it. And then I moved on to the next section and it came out pretty good. I was a little bit unhappy with a part of the ponytail, and so I tried to perfect it in the mirror and it just like completely messed up, and I was just me being the perfectionist I am. I was just like not happy anymore, and so I had to wash my hair. It was ridiculous. I'D wash that section over and do it again, and I learned that if you form the whole entire suit bang with just the foamy lotion, get it perfect the way you want it with just the foamy lotion, put it in a ponytail and then spray it with The godspeed after and then blow-dry it it will come out like flawless, but you guys see in the video. I did it a different way and this method is also effective, but I found the second time around that I, like that way, better, so form your hair, with the foaming lotion by itself, get it in the position that you want it in and then spray it With the Gods to be and then blow-dry it, and then you won't have any issues. So there's like this one here that saves our place for like a little minute and I did come back and kind of fix that up so I'm using pre-stretch braiding hair. This is my favorite hair of all time, because the hard work of feathering your hair out is already done so make sure job easier and quicker. I'M just gon na use the rubber band to wrap around my ponytail like a drawstring, and you guys can see the braiding hair is already separated into two sections, so I'm gon na take that first section and I'm gon na use it to cover my hair. So I'm just gon na lay it right. On top of my hair and you'll, see my hair just kind of be hidden underneath it and we're just gon na jump right into the pullthru method, and the method is pretty easy and self-explanatory. So I'm just gon na show you guys how I got it done. This must be my concentration face. What I'm just trying to make sure I'm doing something right. I don't. I don't even know how to explain it, but yep just doing the pullthru method, all the way down to the end, and once I get to a point where the hair cannot loop anymore, I just tied the two ends together with the rubber band, the exciting part About this, braid is where it really comes to life. I'M pulling the ends into, I guess a butterfly wing is a good way to say I'm kind of feathering out every end of the braid, and I just do it until it's to a fullness that I want. So that's a full braid is poofy and you'll kind of see what I mean when you guys see the end of it, but I just pull it. I feather it out to make sure it's spread wide and I do this all the way to the end of the braid. Lastly, I decided to curl the end of the braid just for like a little cute effect. I wrapped it around a perm rod. I let it sit in some hot water for about 15 minutes. I mean 15 minutes really 15 seconds and I tried it as much as I can. I could, and the curl looks a little funny when you first unravel it, but once the hair is fully dry, the curl will kind of drop and it'll turn into the ringlets that you actually want. So the ends of the mine was a little bit stringy and I just cut it so where it looked like a fool, curl and boom there, you go you guys. So this is the final look of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed it comment down below anything. You guys would like to see next, and I will see you in my next video