Sleek Ponytail : 30 Inch Genie Ponytail Under $25

My channel, for the first time my name is Felicia. Today we're going to be doing this 30 inch pony using the model model gardenia hair is w we're going to move on to that. I'Ve been looking forward to this is trying this model model. Gardenia here is an assignment Karl 30 inches, and I got into color 1b. This hair was 1199 and my local Beauty Supply here a break from all these. So, first we're just going to start by pulling up all of our hair into a ponytail and I'm using the got to be spray to sleek it up. That makes it have a firm hold it. So now I must be looking for a couple of advance. Make sure you, ladies use at least two rubber bands, so it doesn't stress you out. It is so hard to secure your hair in a ponytail with just one love the rain. Okay. So then, we're just going to keep on pushing it off and brushing it up and timing. Getting it's a sleek ponytail all righty here, comfortable veins. I always trying to wrap my ponytail on at least three times because office who cannot stand to have a loose pointer. It is so aggravating and it's the quickest way for me to have anxiety and to have a loose point. So I usually go around about three times and then pull it at the base so that it is as tight as possible and it doesn't hurt or anything next you're, just going to braid your hair in the direction that you want, you're pointing socially. So in this case I wanted my ponytail to come down to the right side of my face. So then, I just braided it down a quick little braid and then I secure the end of the braid with a rubber band mm-hm, and then I was just laughing at how crazy I looked with this little ponytail, alright, and so next we want to take a Rap strip, the rough strips that like, if you were laying down your lace, you would take that so let it melt. I just pour a little bit of hairspray at the base and that helps it to not only make the glue stick sort of paper better. But it helps it so stick to your hair better and it helps it. You know make it a little bit easier to wrap it around. So then, I just add a little bit more spray, so continue wrapping it around my braid and you're not going to take that rub strip all the way down to the very tip of the hair, because we won't be starting the up until above that vervain anyway. So again, we're just going to take another rubber band to secure the end of the wrap strip. Then next we're going to be ready to start gluing. So before the next clip comes. What I did was I I did double all of my trucks, so I took the hair out of the bundle and added glue and I doubled them so that when he was wrapping around, I cover up more hair with less wrapping. I guess you can see if that makes sense, and this is where I was showing you that it was doubled. So there now we're just going to go straight into gluing it onto our wrap and I did start kind of at like the base of the like. Not the base, I'm sorry, but at the end of it, but I didn't start wearing our hair was like sticking out a little bit. I only glued it down to the web strip and a verb strip. Is there to protect your hair and then you're just going to blow dry in between wrap and it's pretty self-explanatory? It'S pretty easy, but sometimes we just need to see it visually anyway. So then we just keep all that. Then we keep wrapping - and at this point we're closer to like now like the piece of the of the braid, and we just keep on wrap anything you're going to dry. So now in this clip we have gotten it almost all the way wrapped up and, like I said, we're just gon na keep trying it, because if you don't try it in between wrapping, then it will start. It will start like coming to loose as you're trying to wrap it won't stay put, and this is where I got glue on my dam here. I was so mad, but it's gon na dry, it's gon na dry black and you won't be able to see it when the style is completely. However, we will have to be very careful when trying to take this style down. Just make sure you use a lot of conditioner if you do get any glue onto your hair and then I was just giving it a little press so that it could make sure it was sticking before I started running so now. At this point you can stop. It'S enough hair, however, if you want more hair, then you feel free to add more hair. I use about a bundle and a half, and then this is when we're going to do the wrap around band. So you just take a little bit of the hair from underneath and you make sure you spread and calm it down. I just sprayed into thin air but yeah spread and then comb it straight as sleek as you can, because this part is very important to get in the style. This can make a break your style. Basically is what I'm saying: if you don't do this part like really smoothly, make sure you're smoothing the hair out, then it will look, lumpy, lumpy, it'll, look like goddess braids or something they just have like lumps of hair just sticking out and that's not the style. I was going for. I wanted it to look asleep so, as you can see now that glue has dried and on my hair, and you can't see it anymore, so