How To : Kimk Frontal Ponytail| Low Ponytail| Ghostbond| Easy|

Hi YouTube and welcome to my channel, and if you are new here, then go ahead and click that subscribe button and welcome to my channel today. I'M gon na jump straight into this tutorial on how to do a frontal ponytail, but this time it will be a low style and it will also be the Camp cake style. Look. So thank you for watching and stay tuned later, so pretty much the preface the same for my other previous frontal ponytail videos. So I'm not gon na really go into depth about this part, but I will go ahead and link the other video down in the description box. So you can see exactly how I do this prep from step to step. So you still want to be sure that you do clean their hairline with that alcohol and also with a Scott protectant. But in this video I'm going to show you how I applied the third layer. I used to show you the first one, but I'm showing you the third layer and how I apply it and smoothing it out and then watch this drive clear. I will go ahead and begin to lay down when actually applying the front. So I always start from the center first, I like to fool this setup down into place and Adam. You know pressure by putting it down really spout a few second, then I go ahead. Pull the sides down one at a time, have fun playing hold it. While I client is holding down that front, so I like to blow dry them, because you don't want to glue that down, because it would be very, very uncomfortable - and it's also incorrect to do so. Please be sure to cut off that extra lace on both sides of your also when you're cutting that lace off of the front. Oh, please cut in a zigzag motion, as you see me doing in this video, you do not want to cut it straight across that prevents it from looking too, like just imagine when you are cutting off the extra lace, all of the lace will not be laying Down completely so, you will see me go in with some glue on the back of my hand and just touch up those places. They'Re still lifting - and you can still apply like two to three layers of that glue before actually pushing the glue down while pushing the lace down into the glue. So that is completely normal. No everything will not be tacked down the first time that you go ahead or lay their frontal down, but once again that is completely once you have everything blew down, go ahead and tie down their frontal for a few minutes, and then you could come back. Take it off and we're gon na get into the styling now when doing the low ponytail, you still need to cut off that extra cap. That'S in the back! So please please make sure that you do cut that off, because in the beginning of this video you did see that I did half the ponytail already spreads down and the direction is going to be like laying so still cut that cap off, because you would need To blend that front, with the natural hair now my client one of the Kim K style for this frontal ponytail, because if you have seen my previous frontal um videos, ponytail videos, they have been high ponytails. So this is a low ponytail one, and there is some similarity on how you do this, even when it's high or low, but then there's also a major major difference when doing the side part that I'm doing you actually have to part off some hair from the Back of that frontal going from left to right, you will make an actual part, and you will see me begin to like use my black stick and I'm gon na also hot comb and comb, and got to be spray and blow-dry that little section that I have Parted off so that everything can lay naturally and look smooth am just blended. That is very, very important that you do exactly what I'm doing so. Yes, just continue to calm spray. Blow-Dry calls great blow drugs. Have everything is just looking so and you cannot see the difference or the separation of the frontal from the clients natural hair, such as keep combing them blow drying. So everything just looks as if it's her earlier to make her actual swoop, but before I actually suit that part, I'm going to start to got to be gon na spray. The back of the other side point: you know straight back in the same motion I need, or at the left side I'm gon na do the right side, but I'm also going to turn her sideways. So you guys can see what I mean from a different point of view and the part that you see me pulling down right. There is gon na be for a little baby baby here soon, but I'm gon na continue to comb this, because I need it to be and it's flat as possible, but you guys want to stand more clearly what I decide to show you so here I'm showing You exactly how I actually call me back to swoop it and the same way that I you doing it with this frontal is the same way. I do it if my client wanted just a natural hair Kim case whatever without a frontal. So, yes, I actually comb it sideways and I spray it call me it's like I'm using my comb and this great. I really like guide me and to keep everything molded and I'm doing this so far without using a blow-dryer I'm just using this frame. I call my hands to get everything flowing, so it's not gon na come out. You know perfect the first time you will have to keep you know practicing at if you're just taking your time. I do not rush. Take your time to comb and then you can start to use your blow dryer. Another thing I know you guys are probably wondering like: why does she keep pulling that little piece down, but that is gon na actually be used for a sidebar, but once you have molding everything down to go in a direction, it needs to be actually putting the Hair in a ponytail should be a breeze, because you have everything molded and it's already like in place. All you have to do is attach a rubber begin to. You know tie the frontal down with the rest of her hair and I'm just trying to get you to blow-dry that add a little more free spray. You know just to make sure that it's perfect, perfect and then later on in the video and you're gon na see me begin to put the free spray at the bottom, where her rear head, real hair is, and I'm also gon na blow dry that so everything Just looks so cool and neat, and just all in one, so you can't really see the separation between the front some in her down her hair now, usually when doing a because it's gon na be kind of fantasy ponytail in a way, but not too too much Because I usually add braiding hair to the end of the ponytail, but her natural hair is really long. So I'm just gon na braid, her natural hair down until that flat, and then I'm going to go ahead and protect that with the like wrapping paper and then I'll begin to the ponytail part in which is a two bundles of straight hair. One is a 26 inch and one is a 24 inch and I'm gon na do the method of a fantasy ponytail. But I don't have to make this braid extremely long, because the hair from the ponytail is already so. Basically, I'm just going to be wrapping the hair from the bottom to the top I'll tell all of the hair is gone, or at least it's enough hair. Then the ponytail is not too too too thick and once I finish wrapping me, I'm gon na take some of that ponytail hair to actually actually form that little wraparound cards around the top of the ponytail, and once I complete that, so that I'm gon na go Ahead and get into the baby hair so that you guys will see the finish once again. I want to thank you guys for tuning in to our hustler Channel. I hope you guys enjoy this finishing, look and don't forget to give this video a thumbs up. Leave some comments or questions until next time.