How To Put A Ponytail Hairpiece On

Ever wanted to learn how to put a ponytail hairpiece in well. Let me show you how so the first thing I'm going to do is take a spray bottle and I'm just going to be spraying all the dry parts of my hair. Just because it's a lot easier to manage your hair and put it up in a bun and easier to comb, everything together and it'll stay put if your hair is wet next after it's wet, I'm just gon na comb, everything out and now I'm going to make Sure that I slicked back the top portion of my hair using a strong hairspray, I'm going to begin by spraying the top part of my hair. That'S the most important to me, the back. If flyaways do happen to come out, it's okay, because you will have a ponytail that will be blocking any mess-ups in the back now. I need to make sure I have some hair ties. I don't have thick hair, but I like the thicker hair ties. I just feel more secure when I have something that's really holding my hair in so now, it's time to gather all of the hair into a ponytail right. Now it's a little messy and I got bumps, but that's why I'm going to use my hairbrush to comb. It all out and make sure everything is nice and neat and slicked back into a perfect pony. Once I felt that everything was smooth, I grabbed my hair ties and I'm just going to tighten and tie my ponytail up high on my head not too far in the back, because I want this look to be really dramatic, and now is the time that I Take my hairspray when the back is nice and neat and reinforce that. So now that I have a dry ponytail, I'm going to take my spray bottle and just wet it again. Now I'll be taking my hair and I'm going to twist twist twist so that no flyaways come out and everything is nice and neat. And I'm going to take that and just wrap it around my hair into a nice and neat little button once that bun is tight. I'M going to take another hair tie just to secure it down. Just a quick tip on the ones that haven't bought their hair pieces make sure it's not the color of your hair when it's down make sure that it's the color of your hair up. Because when your hair is up and wet or either spray it, it tends to look a shade darker. So that's the color that you're going to want to get inside the netting of the hair piece. You will normally find a tooth comb at the top and at the bottom, for some reason this particular one didn't have it in, but it's still manageable and in replace of that, I will put in bobby pins and here you'll notice, the drawstring that I'm pulling out, Which is going to secure the hairpiece on your bun, it's just like using one on a bag, and it's really easy to put on so now, I'm going to take the hairpiece and I'm going to put the top part in front of my bun and normally I Would use the tooth comb and just slide it right in, but instead I'm going to just grab a bobby, pin and secure. That will should do the same exact thing so now I'll be doing the same thing just in the back I'll be lining up the back of the netting, along with the back of the bun, and I'm going to be securing that with either the toothed comb. That goes on it or a bobby pin, but either way I still suggest adding bobby pins just for more safety now holding the hairpiece in place, I'm going to pull the drawstring as hard as I can and make sure it's super secure around my bun just to Hide the drawstring I'm just going to wrap it around itself and I'm just going to place it on the back of my head and just pin it up. It'S not going to go anywhere now. I know you're going to want to spray the hairpiece, but most of the time, they're synthetic or they're, usually half synthetic and half human hair, but it's just better to not spray it or not putting any products on it. If you want to last the longest it can alright superstar. I hope you enjoyed this. Look. Don'T forget to subscribe comments, check the links below for my blog on where to buy hair pieces and how to style I'll see you soon.