Natural Curly High Bun Tutorial Using Outre Drawstring Ponytail

Hey, what's up you guys um so right now, I'm just starting with freshly washed freshly blow-dried hair and that's just because I just came out of a sewing, but you don't have to you know that part is optional. So right now, I'm just coming through my hair. So I can get it sued before I get to work now. This step right here is just an extra stuff that I had to do because I said blow dried right here, but I like to iron my edges, so that it makes them a little bit smoother to do when I get ready. Okay, as you can see, my hair is dry and so because it's dry, I'm using the coconut milk, anti breakage serum, just add some moisture in there and before I snatch my hair back into this ponytail and all my inspiration, okay for this style, I'm using the White eco style, Joe, because that's how the jail that I have, I actually preferred the green one, but you can use a gel of your choice. But first I'm just gon na get ready and put the gel like all over my hands like in the back foot side and just keep my hair okay. So I'm just gone in with my toothbrush and laying out my edges. I like to do this before. I actually put on the ponytail just so I'll have time to let my edges, because I like please ignore my dirty stocking. I always talk about that and yes, I'm just laying my edges right now, just so that they can stay flat. Okay, so I'm just putting my Polly tail is into a little double twist and then I'm just gon na wrap it into a bun okay. So the bun that I'm using is the Oh Trey timeless ponytail. It is in the style 4c coyly in the color onesie. Okay, so when putting this bun on, I'm gon na put the back comb about like an inch away from five natural blood. I don't want to put it like right, underneath my bun, because it'll make the fake bun looks too small. So when you space it out like an inch in the back and an inch in the front and then hold the drawstring and makes the bun with wider okay, so this hair is just a little too quickly for my liking. So I'm just gon na take a comb and comb out some of the foils. So it's not as fine, and also I learned that you can take a flat irons and on a low heat, just run it through, like one car at a time and it'll loosen the curls. So, instead of like a coily, curl you'll get like a 4a 4b type of curl. So this part here is optional, but I'm taking a ponytail holder and I'm putting it over my bun to kind of dream it more for lack of a better word. But it's optionally, you don't have to do that. I also use bobby pins to kind of control and shape the bun. This is honestly, probably the most tedious part trying to shape the bun, but it's the most important, because the bun shape we will determine my hair looks so just take your time, shape it to your liking, Flatiron some curls. If you need to hide curls, if you need to, but just take your time, don't rush on this one. So now that I've, tucked away the coils that don't look right, I'm pulling out cute coils to kind of like shape my hair a little bit and give my face a shape. Okay. So this is where I'm kind of making little small bang pieces with my flat iron. So it is up to you on how straight you what your bank piece is like. If you want to super straight, then of course you can flat iron it to the trait, but if you still want it a little bit curly, you can just do like one path or two passes. So this is the look with super straight bang pieces. I thought this was cute, but I wanted to try out the curly pieces as well, so I'll show you how to do that. Next, if you over straighten one of the pieces, you can just tuck it back into the bun and pull out another coil and start all over that's kind of wild lights. Here you can hide a lot of mistakes with that, and that is it for this book. You guys honestly took a little bit longer than what I thought it would only be tough. I had to shape the bun, but once you get that down you are set but yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. If you liked it make sure you give a thumbs up adios till next time,