How To Do A Top Knot Bun With A Side Bang/Swoop On Short Natural 4C Hair + Takedown

Hello, everyone mosso Hi to the ladies. My name is antabi, I hope you're all doing well. I am working on damp hair and I'll be using my Eco Styler gel and my molding gel wax. I sectioned my hair into two parts and I am going in with my gel twice on each side: don't use too much gel just use enough foreign out your hair before tying everything into a bun to avoid breakage. Once done, I joined the two parts together and then I go in with my molding gel wax. The gel wax is from cosmetic connection and it was 53 or 50 Rand. It was not more than 55 Rand. You don't have to use this molding gel wax. You can use a gel and a wax of your choice. I smear the wax lightly onto my hair. I apply it lightly and then, after that, I smooth it in more aggressively like you would, if you were getting your hair relaxed more wax. The nail brush helps Sleek the hair down and it also helps spread the product evenly throughout the hair. I brush multiple times until I am happy with how it looks. Thank you thank you. I retie my hair and then I go in with more wax and some gel. This is wax. It'S smooth with the brush foreign gel, go in with my nail brush and then I add another rubber band you can use whatever feels right to tie your hair. I use gel and wax for my edges. Foreign doesn't really help me mold. My edges like this, which is why I always go in with the wax you can use edge control foreign I'm creating as I'm laying my edges, is to help create an illusion. Once the bangs are laid in position, it will seem as though the hair is Flowing from my scalp it'll seem as though it's my own hair. You can extend it if you want to foreign gel and then I'm going to weigh my top. So if you want this to last longer, this is where you can use your Spritz. You can either use it now or once the hair is dry. I always wear a silk or a silk like Duck. This area must be laid flat with your dog and the bag as well. This part - and this part, so this is the hair I'll be using this glue - is rubber based I've seen people use it to apply their lashes, so it's not that harmful. This is holding spray, my bottle broke and I transferred everything into this bottle. You can use any holding spray, I spritzed it on and then I used my hair dryer to dry it off. I doubled the tracks with glue. I measure the length needed I cut. I apply glue, I make it tacky, you can use warm air, I place it in position and then I dry it. You repeat this process until you get to the top just try to align the tracks as you place them on your head, don't overthink the process. It'S honestly very easy and don't use too much glue. So I'm going to do this until I get here. The tracks become shorter, as you get closer to the bun. If you don't want to use the glue technique, you can sew the tracks on or you can crochet them. This is an old stocking cap. I thought I was going to attach the tracks using glue, but I ended up just attaching them. I am out of stocking caps, don't judge me, don't judge how it looks. Please. The rubber bands are from takealot. They were 15 Rand. I bought them a while back I'm using them to help secure the wig cap. I doubled my whiffed. I started wrapping from the top to the bottom. If you wrap everything at the base, it will be too bulky and it will unravel easily. So all you do is just wrap until you get to the base foreign that small piece around the holding Spritz will help. Keep it in place, it will help secure it, and then I dried it in position. I sectioned out another piece, but with this one I added glue towards the end. This hair is Maxine by Magic. I used it in my previous tutorial. I misplaced the packaging. It'S super affordable and it's lovely. The only downfall with this hair is that you can't use heat on it. If you hair dry it you have to use really low heat and you can't straighten it. Tying. This into a bun was a bit challenging, so the holding spray and the rubber band just helped somewhat tame it and make it easier for me to create the bun foreign. You can add your oil sheen for extra shine and just an overall polished look. You can customize the bang according to your own liking. I liked it, as is the heat, was on the lowest level when I was hair drying, the bang and that's about it. So this is the takedown process. I started off by unraveling the ponytail from here. You can literally just yank it off because there was no glue used. It won't cause any damage. You can brush the hair and use it again. I'M definitely going to use it again, just remove the pots with glue. I spray the oil sheen on both sides of the track. I leave it to saturate the tracks, as I do the same to the other tracks. I didn't use too much glue. So as I was opening the lines they were literally moving, don't use too much glue. Oil helps counteract the glue if you have any glue on your head, just use oil and then wash your hair. That will also help, but no severe damage will be caused. You can also use a stocking cap to help act as a barrier between your hair and the tracks. If you don't want the tracks to be directly laid onto your head with the glue foreign. Thank you so much for watching I'll, see you on my next one. Please don't forget to like comment and sub scribe bye.