Frontal Ponytail Tutorial | No Leave Out | Xobrytanni

What'S up guys welcome back to my channel, so in today's video I'm going to be giving you guys your basic ponytail, how to slay, but I'm going to give you all a frontal according to slay. So this is a know about no hair left out. No anything! But your frontal and your bundles for your ponytail. So of course what you want to do is try to go ahead and brush out any kinks in your hair because you live. You have to put your hair into a ponytail, the edge control that I am using. I got from the bean supply, it is a little costly, but it does wonders for your hair, and so basically you can see right now, I'm just taking that edge control. I'M gon na lay it down little dry. It down got to do glue the day or do everything I can to get it into a nice and sleek ponytail, so that none of my actual hair is going to be sticking out purposes. So once you have your inspired hair and your desired ponytail, what you want to do is go ahead and place your frontal on you. You can see I'm just kind of seeing where I want it, where I want it place, make sure it's far enough and I'm gon na take eyeliner pencil, but you could take concealer. You can take chalk whatever you have basically you're, just gon na line up where exactly your hairline stops, so that you're not doing too much or that you're not doing too little when applying the boat hole. So what you see me doing now, because I didn't have a net on which I probably should've, did y'all, because it was a little challenging something screwed off my edges. So I really prefer you to put on an edge. You don't know how to put on her little stocking cap, don't find someone else's video, real, quick and then come back here. You know that you drive when it's clear and so right before I put my second coat on once I finished reading. All of that in I'm gon na take my frontal. It basically just lay it on there and make sure that I'm pressing down on it with something other than my finger. Your finger attracts a lot of grease and just unnecessary stuff that you want to get in your front end that can mess with the glue. So you want to try to use something like a comb, a rat tail applicator, a brush whatever, really just to make sure that the front tool is sticking down. So what I decided to do was to do the middle part. First, the middle of my head. First and then I went on to do the sides and, as you can see here, I'm making a triangle at the edge near my ear so that I can have that cute little edge. You know piece sticking out later, which I'm gon na see. Little later I did get a little hot y'all cuz. I have no AC in my freaking room, so I had to get the fan to get on me real quick, but once you have your legs laid down, you want to take some type of scarf and put it on there rest for about ten minutes. Just so that you can soak in and melt and do all that good stuff - and you see me here - I'm just cutting off the lace, and this is the sideburns I was talking about. I wanted to make sure I have a triangle in the glue shape near my ear, so that when it's not gon na be up and flapping or whatever so next you're gon na take a makeup, wipe or whatever you can to get that excess line. That was on there before you do it. I would suggest once you get the glue down to then erase the line before you actually lay your front toe down, so that you're not messing up anything afterwards. You know I realize there were so many things that I should've did instead, but I was just trying to rush the process and get this thing done for you guys. So first thing I suggest, is putting on a stocking cap underneath so that you protect your edges from the boat hole glue because it is really tacky and it could tell your edges out, and the other thing I would suggest is to erase that line. You make tore your frontal, where you want your front to the stop before you apply the actual front. So what you guys are seeing here, I'm cutting my baby hair as I'm plucking them making sure they're just the desired. Whether I want Tim to want them to be - and I decided I decided - I wanted to do a side part for this ponytail look. So I'm just noting my hair to the side part laying it down with water. Oh, it's got to be glued with a blow-dryer. All of those things to make sure that the hair and frontal is as flat as possible. You can see here when I'm brushing I'm making sure that I'm brushing the hair not just to the desired sides, but I'm brushing it over my actual hair so that none of my hair is sticking out, because my frontal is straight and my hair is naturally curly. I didn't want my hair to dry up and you see the curls are my waves of my ponytail through the actual frontal hair, so make sure you're brushing the entire hair over the top of your hair. That'S already in a ponytail, but it looks very very much so now for you guys from here. I just braided the ponytail hair, the frontal hair and my hair into a nice little braid, so that I'll be able to wrap it with this tissue paper that you're about to see - and I can start gluing so using the tissue paper - is just gon na protect Your hair and the frontal hair from the actual glue, because I've done that before too and it's been a sad story. So no you're not going to sew the left onto the actual braid, the entire time. We'Re just sewing it to the bottom so that it doesn't slip out or anything sweating or whatever the case may be, and once you get there, you're gon na start, gluing you're, gon na put the glue on the tracks and just wrap around and a cylinder motion Going up your braid and once you finish every couple of times, you want to take your blow dryer, just to make sure that the glue is drying up, and this is when you get to the end, where you have that West leftover you're gon na bury it In the rest of the hair and just take it and wrap it around so that you don't see the end marks of the ponytail. So this is something that a lot of people do when they're in an airplane tail you're, just gon na take the you're gon na. Take the hair make sure it's straight wrap it around use some guys to be glue to set it in place and use that blow dryer to make sure that it actually sets in stone, and once you end it, you see I'm just kind of continuously wrapping myself. A fence right on there, I'm just a teensy wrapping wrapping wrapping and the same motion that the hair is going in just to make sure that it's all gon na stick together. You don't really want to use any bobby pins or a scrunchie or something so set it in stone. You know that got to be glued stick stuff together, so you put that spray on there use a blow dryer to get all the good sides to make sure it moves, and you have yourself a frontal just that easy. Nothing too hard, literally steps for a beginner. I went through literally everything I used 20 inches for this ponytail, so I wanted it because I wanted it pretty long. This hair is from here majesty boutique. Let'S see you guys go check her out, I'm going to put offer information in the description box and on the screen. I love you guys so much and I hope you enjoyed the video. I see you next time. Bye,