30" Pony Tail With Quick Weave Bang- Julia Hair

Hey guys, I wanted to come and make an intro for this video. I did redo this video on showing you dogs, how I do a quick weave, bang in a 30 inch ponytail, because in the other video I had so many questions, and that was my first time ever doing it since then. I have done it another time and then this is my third time doing it. So I feel, like I pretty much perfected it from the first time, so I could really show you all. The nitty-gritty and y'all can really really understand how to do it. So this is a quick way with bangs, like I said in a 30 inch ponytail. Let me just tell y'all where the hair is from and give you the details on it, because I can't remember I did do a video on this hair already, but with that hair or with that hair with that video, I did do a ponytail that was kind Of off to the side, with those little boss like Princess Jasmine, so that was a little while ago and I needed to do another video doing this style. So I just used that same hair. This hair is from Julian hair. I don't know why. I'M looking back and my videos trying to find the other video and I got out the freaking box right here, so I kept the box and everything and with this hair I had four bundles of 30 inches. So what I did this time - and this is Brazilian straight hair - what I did this time was - I used one of the newer bundles and then I used the two older bundles underneath so they're in the middle and then the newer one is on top just to Make it look more sleek, fresh and new, but you can always reuse the bundles because they were washed and it pretty much looks exactly the same and then with the other bundle that I had previously in the other video I had used two and a half so That one was cutting into half and then I used some of it for my bangs. Instead of going into my stash and finding some short hair, I just went ahead and used it because I didn't feel like digging so yeah. This is the look that I got and I put on my big bamboo type hoops because I just feel like it was a vibe with the neon and the tie-dye. So this is the hair against every time I do this hairstyle I get so many compliments and people do not like to take no for an answer when I said that I do not do people's hair like literally yesterday, this lady was like no like. I need your phone up and I'm like I don't do people's hair like it can make an exception like because it is Slade and she was saying how neat it looks and everything so yeah I'll show you how to do everything wrap the band put the ponytail And do the bangs all of that so yeah. If you want to see how I got this style, then say: okay, so my nail just completely popped off. I still wanted to show you how to do this. So basically I just started off with a ponytail. I did not straight my hair or anything like that, and my skin looks crazy because I just exfoliated but yeah. I did not straighten out my hair. Anything like that. I just use leave-in conditioner and everything and put it up into a ponytail, and then I did a little braid on my hair. So then I take wig caps and put them on. You can use black. You use dark brown, you know whatever color your hair is, and you know like the hair that you're putting on. If your hair is blonde and you're using Milan bundles, you can use like a nude color cap um. I would just use black if you have dark hair just so that way, it won't show it all if it's it's peeking out a bit. So I am popping this on and while it is on, you can see where your hair is like, where your hair starts and where the pony tail starts, make it easier. I like to take a pencil and kind of mark it. So this is like where my hair starts, and then this is where the pony tail ends, so I'm gon na put another cap on just because I don't want to have so much glue on my hair, the less glue the better. So I just put this on over the other cap and whenever you put a line it allows you to see because now with it on, you can't really see where your hair starts. Of course you can see where the ponytail is, but now you have that there so you come to know so I'll, just mark it and mark it. So you come to know where it is it so for this you want to use whatever bundles you have. You can use shorter, bundles longer bubbles, it really doesn't matter just probably shorter to be. You know easier, but have some leftover hair. This hair is long, but I really don't feel like going through and finding bundles to find bundles to use for this, because I will have to dig through my stash and this hair is already out in right here and it's from the same company. So I'm just gon na use this, but I would suggest using shorter bundles and that's what I did it the first time, but I'm just being kind of lazy and don't feel like digging through all my stuff. So with this, you can start here going your tracks on and also another thing you may want to do is like you can kind of see where your brows, or or whatever, and like how you want your bangs to form. So I would say like here and here so that's kind of like how wide you want it, and then you want this to go up into a triangle. You can mark it out and map it out. If you want to but yeah I did do a different technique whenever I tried this style the last time I did use short tricks for this part, but we're just gon na work with what we got. So basically, you want to just glue your track on across, like on this area, but what I did this last time was, I moved it back further and that way it's not pulling like on your edges at all. I didn't have any problems with it before, but I like to start a little bit back behind the line and then work my way up and instead of putting the track super super close together, I like to leave a little bit of space. So that way, my bangs are not too thick and I have to try to thin them out, so they will be more wispy. How I want them to be to begin with so you'll see. Ok, so now I'm starting to line hair up so that I can go ahead and start gluing it down on the cap for my bangs, so I'm just basically measuring it off then I'm gon na snip it and then I'm gon na put some glue and place It where I wanted it and then I'm gon na blow dry it into place so that it can dry, because the glue won't dry soon as you stick it down like it's still gon na be a little bit wet, so you will want to go in and Blow dry so that it can stay in place so once you go ahead and put down one track and blow-dry it and everything you can go ahead and grab the tricks and do your next piece and you just grab the hair, hold it up and measure out How far you want it to be and kind of look at the trick before that, and you just want to go down a little bit by making the track shorter and shorter. As you go up and then snip, it off put some glue on it, glue it down, blow-dry it into place and it's a repetitive process. So I just kind of like show you how I'm adding the tracks on, but I didn't show you like: cutting all the tracks and putting the glue on them and blow drying it and holiday, because you're really doing the same thing over and over, but you're gon Na want your tracks to start getting shorter as you go up to the top part where your ponytail is going to be so yeah, and then I do go back in and add a extra little piece just so that my bangs can be as thick as I Want them to because I want a wispy, but I still want some thickness to them so yeah once you get to the top, you can see this little piece is the smallest part of hair or the smallest little section of hair and that's gon na go at The top - and this part it doesn't stick down the base, but you will see what I do at the end. Okay, so once you get all the tracks on, if it's not thick enough, since we did skip spaces in between and it's not really like a certain amount of space, you have some skills. You can just kind of comb it down and look at it and see. If it's gon na be as full as you want it to be, I don't like my bangs super super thick, but with this hair is long hair, so you know whatever, but you want to just let this dry completely before you cut off the cap, because, if Not this will not stick down and if you need to add any extra tricks, then you can do so. You can start cutting your bangs, though, while it's on so I'm going to cut a flat iron this just to kind of see if it's thick enough, if it's not, then I will add you know a few extra tricks in between since this hair is 30 inches. The hair on the West are thinner, so you may need a little bit more wisps of hair to add in so I'm just gon na add a little bit so now, I'm just gon na add in one extra trick right in between where I put my first One in my second one, it just to add a little bit more thickness to my bangs, so yeah, you can do this from the beginning or you can go back and do it so you don't have too much or whatever I'm gon na just trim this off, Because, obviously this is way too long and I'm gon na just cut it like that's nice and full kinda. So this should work, but what we trying to do - and I'm I just I don't know if I'm gon na taper them or not, but I'm just gon na leave a little bit on the sides in case I want to so I already trimmed their hair down A bit so now I'm gon na go in and start cutting my bangs, I'm all over the place. When I do my bangs and I go back and forth doing my ponytail doing my bangs until I get them as short as I want them to be, and to look the way that I want them to and at first I am gon na start off with These sides more long and tapered, but in the end I did go ahead and trim it off because for some reason, with this style, with this really long, sleek ponytail - I don't really care for the little tapered look with it. But I think it looks really cute. Like if you put some curls in your hair and you wear like a shorter ponytail with the type of look, it looks really cute and very natural-looking. Maybe one day I will do that as well, but yeah. So this is what I'm doing, I'm just going in cutting my baby finish your bangs completely or you can have a basis for your bangs, whatever you want to do so. What I do next is you want to remove the extra cap, of course, and then we will put the ponytail one. This was the big part that y'all wanted to see so much last time, and it's just really simple. So all you basically do is pull up both of your caps and then you are going to cut the excess off and I kind of just cut it a little bit at first and then I'll cut the extra off to get really close and precise. But at first you kind of want to just cut it, so you can kind of get it like that and then up here at the top. You just want to get close to the tracks like so like that, and mines is kind of like not down all the way, and that happens pretty much all the time. So I'm just gon na put like a little dab of glue to lay this down, and my hair is still a little wet right there. So I'll just take a little bit and put it on so now, I'm just blow-drying everything just to get it nice and dry, and then I'm gon na go back in and snip off any little extra pieces of kept fit or remaining because, like I said at The beginning, I didn't go in and cut it super close and then I'm gon na clip my bangs back. So I can cut off that little flap, that's in the front, because you're just gon na take off all the extra cap. The only cap that is gon na be remaining it's gon na, be where the banks are actually glued down onto the cap, and you just use a cap just to help with not having so much glue on your hair. If you don't care about that or you use like Morning Glory or any of those type of products, then you can skip doing the cap completely, but I didn't use any Morning Glory or anything. So I use a cap and it makes it easy to remove and everything you just put some conditioner and oil or whatever, and it will come right off so now. I am gon na go in and wrap my little braids around into a ball and you can do this method or you can do the Jeannie method, whichever you prefer, but it's just faster and easier for me to do it like this, and I feel like this Time I didn't get my balls smaller than I did in the other previous video, which I will link down below. Anyone wants to reference both of them. So then, now once we have that we can go ahead and take our bundles and then get started with adding our bundles on to our little balls, so young. I only use this hair once and then I just shampooed it so basically what I do is I just have the tracks doubled and then I'm gon na take a piece of the hair and wrap this around the bun like so and then okay, so I kind Of look this whole clip in so your dogs can really see what I'm doing. It looks pretty messy in everything, but you want to try to keep it as neat as possible and just continue to wrap the hair around the bun and smooth everything out to make sure that everything is flowing nicely together. You don't want it to be all messy and stuff. So with this method, I did not use any pens whatsoever, and it just makes it a lot more comfortable because you don't have those pins sticking. You in your head, or anything like that, and to do this method. You just have to start off with a piece of hair and wrap it around to secure the whips to your head and then you're gon na wrap the whips around, and you want to do them tight enough, but not too tight that they're gon na give you A headache like you want them to grab on, but you don't want them to be too tight. That is so tight and it's pulling your head and you're getting a headache like no, you don't want to get tight, so yeah, I'm just gon na continue wrapping this around until I get to the end and then once I get to the end, I'm gon na Take another piece of hair on the end of the width, just like I did at the beginning to wrap it around so that it can secure onto the ponytail and this method works. If you don't want to use any pins, if you want to use pins, you know you can do that. Whatever works for you, but I really like it this way, because it's just more comfortable and as you can see here, I'm just kind of moving the hair around and slicking everything down to make sure that I'm not wrapping up hair. That doesn't need to be wrapped and everything and just making it nice and neat so yeah. I just kept this whole clip in, so you guys can really see what I'm doing, because my yeah I made it seem like y'all didn't understand. I took stuff out with its own now you can see that I'm at the end of the trick. I did take a piece of hair out and then I'm gon na use that piece of hair to secure this worked on to my bun and I'm just gon na wrap it around over and over. Until I get to the end - and this is gon na hold it in place where you don't have to use any pins whatsoever and as you can see, I'm just picking up the ponytail as I go around and moving it out the way so that it's getting Wrapped underneath the ponytail or on top whatever you want to say, however, you want to look at it, but yeah, that's what I'm doing and just wrapping it around until I complete there little piece of hair and then I will go on to add more tracks on On top of it, I did leave and go to my mom's house, so I didn't finish it at this point, but you will see me come back and I'll be changed and everything like that and then we will continue our ponytail so yeah. Now I'm just coming the bangs down. You want to do this, you know throughout the process so that they stay out of the way and then I'm just smoothing it out, and now I'm ready to do. My third bundle of hair I've already put a second one on and I'm just showing y'all my nail broke, but jelly. You know that it from the beginning right but yeah. So basically, I'm just showing you again how to do it and you just do it. The same way for each width of hair that you are adding on so you start off with a piece of hair from the end of the width and wrap it around to secure the web sound to your head without using any bobby pins. And then you will take the wefted hair and start to wrap that around. I did double up my lips into two. You can do single whoops if you want to, but it's gon na take a lot longer and more wrapping. You could probably even triple it if you want to, but it may be a little thick. I never tried it. I always do double if so, I'm just taking their little piece of hair and continuing to wrap it around until I get to the end of it and then I'm gon na go in with the weft hair and wrapped it around. So, as you can see here and now, I'm starting to grab the whoops and then I'm gon na start wrapping that around and just keep on smoothing your bangs down is will so that they don't get picked up and wrapped around in this process as well. So yeah, that's what I'm doing so, I'm just going to keep a rep and get around and, as you can see, the track is not gon na show whatsoever in the front where we did our bangs because it is gon na be covered with the ponytail, because The ponytail is gon na meet it right at the front of it. So it's no way that that trick is gon na show it all. And since we did do it into a triangle and get shorter and shorter with the whips as we got to the top, it just really creates a nice illusion and you won't be able to see any tricks so yeah, I'm just gon na keep on wrecking this Hair around I decided to leave this whole clip in just because I know how y'all doing and y'all gon na be in the comments like girl. While you took that out, I didn't get this. I don't understand this point so yeah. This is just a more detailed version of how I did it the first time and I feel, like I really know what I'm doing now, because this is my third time trying it out. I know not that many times, but it only really took me doing it once to go back in and perfect it so yeah. I showed y'all my very first time doing it. So you know we all can learn together and you can grow from there and just change up different techniques and learn different little things that you can do to. You know perfect your style, so yeah, I'm just continuing to wrap it around and then once I get to the end. Once again, I am gon na grab a piece of hair from the end and use that to secure the hair down without using any hair pins. I was on the phone, my mom and just laughing at her. So that's why I'm like laughing and smiling so much because she is so silly all the time so yeah I'm just wrapping this around over and over until I get it down and secured, and then we can move on to finishing up our bangs, because I did Not keep my bangs like this and then go ahead and doing the band around the hair. Doing your band around is what really really makes this style super sleek, and I, like my bands to be super thick, so you will see how I do that and so yeah I'm just gon na. Let y'all keep watching and then I'll start voiceover in again, because this is like repetitive and yeah, I'm just doing the same thing over and over okay. So now that I have all of my bundles on, I have three bundles in. I feel like if you're wearing like 30 inches, three bundles is perfect because it's a nice thickness and I also have enough hair that I can do a nice thick band around it. So I'm just kind of combing the hair out and making sure everything is nice and sleek and everything like this and then we can section off our hair that we want to use to actually do our band around the hair. So, as you can see here, I'm just smoothing on my bangs again making sure I didn't wrap up any hair. If you do it's, okay, but you know you want to try not to wrap up your bangs but yeah. So I'm just taking a section of hair down and then I'm just checking out to see how it looks and kind of like smoothing out my ponytail again and then I'm gon na take out another section of hair. So all of this hair that I have out it's gon na be used to wrap around for my band, so that will make my band nice and thick and very pretty so yeah, that's all like mine. So then what I'm gon na do is just smooth. My hair up and take a little hair scrunchie and just put this into a little ponytail right on top of my bun, and this is gon na - allow my hair to be up out of my way so that I can get my band around the ponytail. Really nice and sleek without any interruptions from the ponytail getting in the way, because if you just leave it down, I feel like it's not gon na be a sleek as it could be and if you're doing a client in most cases, you could get them to Hold the ponytail up while you are wrapping the band around, but since I'm doing my hair by myself. This is how I like to do it and then I just go in and wrap the hair around into a little bottle and clip it up. So now the ponytail is completely up and out of the way, so now I'm just coming out the hair that I left out and then I'm gon na take this and section it into two sections and I'm gon na do a band wrapped around my hair. It'S why I only showed you how I wrapped the first piece, because the second one just went back on top to make everything more sleek and just you know, made it a little bit more high than it as before. So I'm gon na take one section of the hair and just pin it up into my ponytail. So that way, it's not in my way, while I'm wrapping my band around and then I'm gon na go ahead and take this section of hair that I have down and you want to use some type of hairspray or something in a small tooth cone to really Sleek, the hair out and make sure that everything is nice and smooth, as you are wrapping it around, and you want to continue to add hairspray and continue to comb it out as you go along. So, as you can see, I've added some spray and then I'm coming it out and then I'm gon na add more spray, smooth it back out, and then you want to come in in the direction that you are gon na start wrapping it in and just continue To do this throughout so, as you can see here, I'm wrapping it smoothing it out and then I'm gon na start bringing it to the back. You can go back in with more spray as much as you think you need and any of my little hair. That is thickened out. I am gon na go back in and smooth everything out and blow dry it into place. It can get. You know a little bit messy while you're wrapping hair around and it's you know rubbing against your hair and stuff like that plus I didn't straighten my hair at all, so it is wanting to curl up and you know, do its own thing. So yeah, I'm just gon na keep on flicking out this piece of hair, adding spray and comb and get in the direction that I want it to go. So they can be nice and sleek like this part, is very, very important, and I feel like this is what really polishes the look and just makes it look. So pretty and like you just I don't know like it just makes it look like you even took more time than you actually did take to actually do it and just keep on adding hairspray and come and get out so that everything is just nice and sleek. I keep on saying it over and over, but it's very you know important that you do that so yeah. Once I get to the end, I'm not gon na use any hair pins at all. I am just gon na spray it down into place and then go ahead and blow-dry down. I am you sump pump it up. Hairspray and y'all know that pump. It up really holds everything into place. Back in the day when I used to be rocking, pin curls, this is what we will use so yeah just keep on spraying it and then blow-dry it down. Okay! So now I am blow-dry and get down into place and any little pieces of hair that are sticking out. You can go back in and kind of, smooth them out with your comb and with your finger and everything, and then I'm gon na take that next section of hair that I looked and I'm gon na use that to wrap around as well. You can stop here. If you want to, but I didn't want to add another piece just to go on top and make it even more sleek and just to bring it up a little bit more, but I didn't show this part, I don't know, I didn't record it. So sorry, but you do the same exact thing that I already did and then I'm just going in you can see. I have cut off those little taper pieces on my bangs and I'm just trimming them up and making them more wispy. And then I'm going to go ahead and bump them with my flat iron just to start getting everything nice and polished and finished up for this look so yeah y'all know y'all, see it y'all see what she doin and then on my hair. I did go back in and spray it and chill it in everything and slicked everything back up. I don't think I've done it yet at this point, but you will see a transformation whenever it is done so yeah. I'M just flicking down my banks and everything, and I do like to spray some hairspray on them so that they are nice and flat and everything like that and then I'm gon na brush out my hair and Flatiron it. I did flat iron in section by section, but after that you just want to cut a flat iron, the ends and stuff to get them nice and sleek. And then I am going to tease my hair over my little bun to make sure that my bun is not showing and just give my hair more volume like this, because this is how I like it and then I'm gon na hairspray that into place so yeah. Now y'all can kind of see how the ponytail looks. It'S really pretty and very long, and then I also check the back with my mirror, just to make sure that my bun is nice showing it all and that I pair sprayed it into place good. So then, here we have the completed, look and you can see you can't see my bun at all. Everything is nice and slick. You can't see my waves in my hair because I'm natural, but I really don't care about that. I don't have to use any heat. So you know this is the completed. Look. I hope you dolls enjoyed it. If you recreate it. Take me. Let me know, hit me up. You know yeah