How To: High Ponytail W/ Clip In Extensions | Hair Tutorial

Hi guys welcome to my channel. My name is Casa Bella. If you don't know that already and today, I'm going to be teaching you how to create a long, thick ponytail made of clip in hair extensions, so stay tuned. If you want to see how I go from this to this, then please keep on watching. Ok. So the first thing you need for this look is a full head of clip in extends these ones. I have our ombre ones in the shade honey spice from foxy locks and I'll link them below for you. If you want to go check them out. I'Ve been through a fair few clippings in my time, and I hands-down love these because they're so thick and that's quite hard to find with real human hair extensions. These also have a seamless band that the clips are attached to which enables them to sit flat to your head and looks way more realistic after you've. Given your hair, a good brush through with your two index, fingers at the top of your head, you just want to create a parting around your crown in the shape of a circle like so leaving out some hair all around your hairline brush this into a smooth Ponytail and tie your hair with a thin but firm hair tie as this Pony will now be the base for your extending put the single clip weft sucide, as we will use those later and start by taking the next size up. So, for example, this one I'm taking here has two clips on it and the reason we're starting with the smaller ones first is because we need to clip them as close to the hair tie as possible all the way around it. And if we were to take the wider ones first, it may cause some kinks and bumps, which we obviously don't want, as it will be hard to hide it at the end. And what we're aiming for is a smooth finish for a snatch painting. You want to continue working your way up with the size of the wefts, so clipping the hair extensions around the ponytail, like so making sure the extending hair is playing in the same direction as the pony use as much of the base as possible to clip them Too, as this will create a choppy layered effect when your hair is up in a pony, and that gives the illusion that it's all your own real hair and girl and that's what we want, the idea of clipping them all around the ponytail, rather than just on Top, for example, is to cover and hide your own small one in the middle the extent ease. We don't want it to show, especially as now it will be shorter than the rest. You now want to keep a section of the front of your hair, separate, which you can do by Bobby, pinning it out the way. And then you want to take a brush flip over your hair and very gently brush your hair up in the same direction. Getting rid of any bumps or knots gathering all your hair together in your hand, in a high ponytail, continue gently brushing all the way around until you're happy it's smooth and flat enough and tie it tightly into a ponytail. Then, with this section of hair, you left out at the front, you just want to take a teasing brush or comb some hairspray and then spray the brush for it to be a bit wet and sticky gently tease the back of that section of hair smooth out The front and create a small quiff to cover the extends on show and bobby pin that in place. You then want to take the 1 clip weft that we kept aside from earlier and clip it sideways, underneath your ponytail at the base and use it to wrap around the hair tie. This should include any leftover hair from the quiff that we created too and then use a bobby pin to secure the end. You then want to spray down any flyaways comb it back, smooth it down and with that you're done so there you have it guys. If you like this kind of how-to hairstyle, please give it a big old thumbs up comment down below subscribe. If you haven't already and I'll see you in my next one bye, why can't I talk today subscribe if you haven't already subscribe, subscribe subscribe? What'S in it, I have got some bags under my eyes. You