Frontal Ponytail On 4C Hair Using Ghost Bond Glue

You little black skinned girl, hi, guys, hola, welcome back to my channel. It'S a girl, vanilla, so I'm just gon na get straight into it. Cuz my really come on over to talking talking thing. I just got some edge control to slip down my 4c hair. I forced a factor which I got from America and then others basically rub that in my hair and used my brush, then after I did went in and added some got to be got to be glue, gel to slick it down some more and the sticky get That extra hold in your head, then you get your piece of headscarf anything. You have in your yard, your tights, whatever just a slick down your hair, some more! I like me it step once that Sun say and I went in and attached a elastic band to either side of the front wall to help it and laid for that. While I sewed the back down before, I said it that I adjusted it at the front to make sure it was past my hairline and it was in the right position and then sewed it with needle thread. Obviously, on one side of my ear, all the way to the other side, and once that was done, I got a blade or you can use a scissors and basically cut the piece of thread and I was holding elastic band together. It'S a basic to take the pastor that off cause. He won't need it. It would look silly if you keep the lasted burn on and then decided. I want to cut off the lace. Now I cut in the middle first to make it easier and then I just basically cut it in a zigzag motion, so I didn't have that straight across blunt cut. I just took my time to do this and then, after I cut that off, I didn't went back in and then took my time and this cut off the little extra bits that I've missed. So you want to take your time to do this if you're gon na follow this step, because once you mess it up, that's it you're gon na have to basically take the whole lace off and then readjust it and then serve it, pull it forward and then Serve it again, so now I'm just checking making sure I cut it properly. You see that I'm going back in and cutting those little little tiny bits that hasn't got no hair. Just take your time, use a blade scissors. Whatever you have, then I'm gon na use. This goes on Excel, which I got from the hair shop for about of home guys. This thing is really good, but you have to use minimal. I know it looks a lot, but I didn't use that much and then I done only two layers and then I use the end of my makeup. Brushes spread it across. You want to spread it as much as you can so, there's no clumps and let it dry very, very clear before you stick it on. I don't pull the lace front forward and then use the end of my tail comb to basically poke it into the glue. I didn't want to rub it in clear: didn't want the hair to stick to the glue as well, so you just want to poke it in and taking the time I don't know if you guys noticed, I only group up to a certain part. So therefore I could take my time to do it. Cuz I pull out the air time bit. It'S always a hardest. I need to be like more precise with it. Take your time any bits that you miss just go back in and put some more and just make sure what you see that air. But I went all the way around the side of my ears to make sure that flap stay down. So when the wind is licking it you ain't gon na see, none and that's pretty much it. It'S virtually the same process. You go back II. Let it dry rub it in sorry, let you try and let it go clear and you're good. So I use some bay rum or you can use any rubbing alcohol and just clean up the size. I will suggest you clean up the glue that you can see as you go along before you lay it down to let it sit, because once that glue is dry, it it's a little bit more harder to take off, but yeah, I'm just gon na be quiet. Now and let you guys watch the rest and then I'll just jump in and out of my little ways and up there. You know sorry guys, I'm back with my crusty waist but hoddan what they says. What a freakin lays that wasn't me all I did was basically beets or not still a scum already Brown. I would definitely be sure to link it in the description bar down below so make sure you go and check them out. Obviously I don't get a discount code, but I can't be stingy with the hailing so so far the hair is good. So there you go you're welcome hello. It'S me again tell everybody here! No, but I'm I had to change as plain as hell, because I zoomed in so you guys can see. Powder is two different textures and I didn't the gel and spritz on to that edge to Tom made my hair white and it was gon na look stupid. So basically, I just took the ponytail made a lower ponytail, so the frontal can cover my 4c hair as much as it can. Yes, that's a plastic bag. You know the piece of plastic bag that you get to put your fruit serum from the supermarket yeah. I took one you're gon na see where I need it. If you see my mouth moving, I'm on the phone, that's why I'm not off is moving so quickly and I would like to apologize for the dryness of my hands. I have no shame. I clean them. After that anyway, so you guys have seen me do this external ponytail before where I sewed it this time I glued it. So the reason why I've got that black old piece of tights favorite is because, if you put glue into a plastic, it's not going to stick properly and I also added spritz on to the tights to help it stick even more. I wanted to do the worth because it will be a lot more easier than the whole same process and trust me. It was if you want it to dry quickly, swish at the beginning, go ahead and use a blow dryer to like help the glue dry. A lot quicker, you don't have to do all of it. You can screw a bit wrap it. They wrap it for a bit, then add some more glue to make sure it stays and Bob's your uncle, and you know who's your buddy aren't in it. So guys, obviously we're at the end. Thank you so much for watching this video of me doing my frontal ponytail, even though you didn't set up how I wanted it to be, but we made it we've done it we've done it. We'Ve done it. Please do not forget to subscribe, like comment and share this video and tell a friend to tell a friend and I'll see you guys in the next one bye. You