Side Swoop Frontal Ponytail On Natural Hair Tutorial Ft. Sams Beauty

What'S up love gang, it's your girl, tryna love and i'm back at it again with another video. This video is sponsored by sam's beauty and today i'm going to be showing you guys how i did this side suit frontal ponytail on my natural hair, which is perfect for people that don't like heating, their hair and their natural like we're doing. Okay, it's just plugging. I'M only gon na be plugging one side of this front two, because i'm only using one side of it so yeah. So the part that the that's gon na have like the baby is that's the part i'm plucking. Now plugging is really like you're just doing that on your own, but i'm gon na show you guys how i pluck whatever the case is, so what i do if it's a really thick hairline. I do start from the very front and i make sure the front is plugged very thin and then that's when i that's when i part out the very front pieces so that it doesn't ball too much. And then i pluck behind that. And then i just keep going back and back and back and back and back like once, i feel like one row is plucked enough. That'S when i take the tweezer or comb and i part off more towards the front and then i go behind that and pluck some more. This is something that you learn after a while, because it's like it's really mad repetitive, like you, just plucking, hair out of the frontal to make it thinner and more natural. So it's not really much that i can really say it's more of like a visual process and it's a learning process as well. So before i put the frontier on my head, i did part out how i want the part to be because i want my part to have an illusion of like a long part. So i did part it off of my head and what you see me doing now is i'm just making sure that part is crisp and clean and then i'm gon na just make sure that that's straight and sanctioned. So when i put it on my head, i don't have much to do. I did pluck the part, but i didn't pluck too much, because the hair is really good like not noticing the lace is actually really close. I don't have to pluck the part too much, but i'm just straightening it up. So when it's on my head, i don't have to do much, but just glue it down and mold it now. What you guys do is i'm taking some nairobi mousse and i'm just using that to flatten the hair some and i'm also going to be um hot combing it and all that good stuff. Right now i was having a whole sing session like a rod wave. Is it so i'm gon na? Let you guys hear a little bit of that, because i got ta put you on the railway if you're not already on the wave, i'm kind of late, though but anyways so yeah. Basically, what i'm doing i'm just using that most to basically flatten it out, smoothing everything out. Oh, i was feeling it right here. Let make you cry when nothing is wrong for real fear. You feel his pain through his song through his music and that's dope anyway. So, which is going to do, is i'm using my flat comb to really flatten that bad boy out make it flat flat flat like scalp, i like using, i like how coleman, when it's on the mannequin head, because i like to get that close, close close to The scalp - and you cannot do that on your scalp, because you're gon na burn yourself, so i'm doing this while it's on the mannequin head last things last, i'm taking my flat iron and i'm flat ironing the hair on the frontal. So when i sew my head, i don't got to do all of that. Please working smarter, not harder! Okay, okay is the forehead for me. I look at that girl from rugrats anyways, so i'm sleeking my hair back into a little ponytail dude. However, you want to do it. Work do whatever works best for you, i'm just leaking mine, i'm not doing it neat because i'm not going nowhere. So therefore my hair is like don't really be. I don't even try to make it perfect. Anyways, that's um foundation, going on the lace right now and i'm using some indian plush collections glue to do this, i'm not using a bulkhead because ball caps are not necessary. You don't need wall caps at all. It'S just i don't know but yeah. So i'm putting that a little amount further than my forehead, because i don't know what any type of glue to get on my edges, um yeah. So that's why i'm putting it so far up because i'm not using a ball cap. So, oh there i go again. Okay, all right now, it's time to put the um the lace on or whatever the case is and as you guys can see, my hair wasn't flat or anything, because my hair is natural, i'm trying to keep as much um heat out of my hair as possible. So i did not flatter my hair whatsoever for this style and that's okay. You don't have to that's the point of a friends or ponytail with a natural hair anyway. So after i did, i only did about two layers of that glue and now i'm just um pressing it down one of the cases for the other side. I didn't plug it at all, because it's not going to be showing, so i didn't bother to pluck it. Um now that i bought this, like make sure dante, was sleek and laid out, because it's not going to be seen, so i didn't care for it to be laid over there at all. I just made sure it was glued down, and that was it. I was having a whole jam session. This whole video. Like i barely spoke, i didn't speak throughout the video. Obviously that's how i'm doing a voice over, but i was jamming the whole time. Okay, all right so y'all saw me put in the elastic band or whatever. Now i'm parting out some of the frencil to brush back just to cover my natural hair, because you know it's not straight or anything and that's going to give you that sleek look when your hair is not flat, ironed, permed or anything um. I did try to um sew the back of this frontal down. It was lokia fail, so i i happen so and a half wasn't soon. So when you see me doing with the thread um, that's what i try to do and now um, i that part - that's gon na be sleek. I'M wrapping that up and i'm gon na put that aside. Okay, okay, i see you shouldn't be never all right. Yes, i did something with the thread: don't mind that you don't have to sew it down either as long as you have some hair from the back and stick that back you're going to be fine um. This is important to do because, as i said before, it does hide the fact that your hair is not straightened or anything and to make that hold in place. I'M going to take some got7 spray and just spray that back you're going to see that in a few seconds yep there you go there, you go there, we go yeah and then i'm just blow-drying that back this hairstyle is so easy to do like the most Important part is honestly: just um is the plucking, so you got ta really make sure that it's plugged well, as you can see, i'm cutting up the lace mediocrity because it doesn't matter okay, it really doesn't matter because the lace on this front, so it's actually good. So it doesn't matter how you really do it using sunglasses glue spray again to sleek that side over there, and it's really that simple, like i feel like doing here, is not that hard. Probably because i do here already, i feel like everything is just simple: honestly, it just comes with practice after a while, i say this all the time after a while, you can just do this. Thingy asleep, like i cut the lace off like uh, oh well, with the scissors, and it was still looking good. So now it's time for the swoop, the most important part i spray some gossip glue spray on there again and i just comb it out and um swoop the swoop how i want it to swoop, so the best important part is or the best way to do It is just to um, stick the front. The top up first get that flat, and then you form the soup, how you want it to be formed and then once it's formed how you like it, then you spray it in place to hold. So i just gave you some tea i'll put on some game. If you didn't already know i'll put y'all on, i just put it behind your ear. I like mine, pretty far down my face. I just like that. Look and the best part about doing it like this is that you can change it or you can shape it. However, you want it before you start molding it and now i'm spraying the gospel spray once again, and that's how you mold it into place to make it stay to do my baby hairs. I am using godzilla glue gel as per usual. I always use that to do my baby hairs and i'm just sneaking on how i wanted so i just wanted to like kind of um blend seamlessly into the ponytail. Just like that, and now the most important part, one of the most modern, but probably the most confusing part. So you have one piece of braiding hair you separate into two and you interchain them together to create like a loc method. And then you start braiding. Your real hair, like how i'm doing i bring my real hair first and then i add the braiding hair into it. To make it longer, it's really that simple it'll have to be perfect because nobody's going to see the braid at all, because you're going to be wrapping the hair around it. Usually i would um do this with. Usually, i will do the pointer with the weave glue, but i want to reuse the bundles. Obviously, so therefore, i'm doing it with pins and i am going ahead and braiding it down. So i take a bobby pin and i put it up. Well, i push it through both ends of the bundle, as you guys can see. I was struggling a little bit because it's kind of hard trying to do it, like the bundles, are actually stronger than you think they are okay, they're strong, don't sleep on them. So, as you guys see me struggling got it through both of them, then what you're gon na do is you're to push it straight into the braid i'll put it in wrong at first. You don't want to look like that. You want it to go straight down into the braid, don't let it stick out so much because it's going to you might see it a little bit. So you push it straight down inside the right side. For the background noise, a motorcycle is passing my house and then you wrap it around and, as you wrap around you add more pins, and that's it's really that simple. It doesn't have to be perfect because, as you wrap up, the hair from the top is going to cover the bottom and, as you go up, just the hair's gon na always cover what's at the bottom of it. So it doesn't matter, keep wrapping and there i go again. Please tell me: she's gon na check pop up get hold it stop anyways! That'S really how i've been doing. My hair, though, like i've been having snapchat chosen or like at all anyways. This part is um a very sped up, because it's really repetitive, you just wrap it around and put in pins when you feel like it um. I didn't plan to keep the hands alone, so i didn't put a lot of pins then, when you're done, when you get to the top it's time to wrap it around, i'm warning you guys now it is very hard to see how i'm wrapping it around, because I know some people might point it out and they did that in my last video well in a couple of videos ago, but yeah i can't see and i'm apologize for you. I can't see if i know you guys can see, i would have fixed the camera. Anyways i took a piece of hair and i wrapped it around the base of the ponytail. It didn't look all that good in myself, so i can't really see how good it looks and then to keep it in place. That'S great! That'S pretty cool gel! Oh gosh! We do spray over it and then blow dry it, and you can see it's not perfect, any all that hot and there's nothing good, because you're doing it on yourself. You can't see back there right now for the sideburns and the sideburns got ta, be afraid because it's the sideburns now that's a little gel and i'm just combing that out and i'm gon na do a little swoopy whoop. I love those little cherry. Curl looks with the sideburns, so that's what i'm creating right now all right comb come come smooth in and you swoop doop open this swoop whoop this swoop they boop swoopy, all right so um i didn't get to film. My outro i'm gon na leave some videos of me making snaps with the hairstyle. It was really cute period. It was really cute and thank god so much i'll see you guys in my next video, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next video you