How To | Low Sleek Fluffy Ponytail On 4C Natural Hair | Under $6!!

Hi everyone welcome, or welcome back to my channel in today's video, i'm going to be showing you all how i got my hair into the sleek low, ponytail, okay and for under five dollars. Now we're going to jump right into this video, so essentially, what you're going to be needing is eco styler, gel scrunchies you're going to be needing a lot of them. Uh styling tools such as a brush or a denim brush, or your felicia leather, wood, brush and marley hair. This is the marley hair that i used. If you all are interested in using the same one as you all can see, i started off with freshly washed hair and section by twisting my hair up now. Normally this section that i'm taking out would be smaller. I'D probably cut it in half just to gel up each section, but for whatever reason i just made this part as big as it is, and it still worked out. Fine, so you're going to be needing a ton of gel while you're doing this hairstyle so make sure that you have enough gel to go ahead and achieve the same. Look my fellowship flusher girl, felicia leatherwood brush, i'm using this to flatten my hair out as much as possible before i go in with a bristle brush. Now i don't comb my hair all the way through from root to ends with the felicia leatherwood brush at all. It'S just to make sure that i'm laying my hair as flat as possible. Then i go in with that. Bristle brush, like i said here, i'm taking my first scrunchie of the night, like i said, you're going to be needing a few scrunchies to go ahead and achieve the same. Look just because we're doing it section by section i'm pulling down some of my hair from the back of my neck, because i don't want it to get caught up within the scrunchies now. Another tip here is to make sure that you're not tying the scrunchies too tight, especially like your first one, because once you go on and continue to move forward with adding more scrunchies, your hair is going to naturally get tighter. Here i'm going to go ahead and continue to do the same thing just taking down some twists section by section and adding the gel brushing it down with the felicia leather wood brush and then using my bristle brush just to smooth things out. Even more so all right, so we've made it to the top part, i'm going to go ahead and part my hair, using a rat tail comb. Take your time. If you know you want to get your part as straight as possible, if you're not in a rush, and you want it to look good take your time now, i normally just wear my hair in a middle part. That'S just the look that i like, but you can definitely definitely do a side part or a deep side part, it's literally your preference. So all right! So now that we're at the front part of my hair you're going to notice that each section in the front i'm going to brush it down, i'm going to do the exact same steps that i've done in the past, but instead of adding in a scrunchie. Every time for these smaller sections, i'm just laying my hair as flat as possible, not adding the scrunchie just yet and waiting until i get done with each side to go ahead and then add a scrunchie. So for the front, i only used two scrunchies for each side now you're going to see a lot of white residue throughout this process, but rest assured this white residue does go away. It'S just residue from the night prior of me moisturizing, my hair, using hair products that moisturize my hair. I look at how nice and flat my hair is looking girl. You like me, okay, you like me all right so now that i'm done laying my hair down. I'M gon na go ahead and add on my silk scarf. Whenever i have my hair in this low ponytail hairstyle, i wrap the end part of my silk scarf around my bun, because this is going to allow the top part of my hair to lay as flat as possible, and i add a scrunchie towards the end. This is the next morning taking on my silk scarf and, as you all can see, that white residue is no longer there you're just going to see laid hair. Okay now make sure that you get your actual natural hair in as small as of a bun. As you can get it because you don't want the ponytail that you're going to attach to be bulky all right, so for this ponytail i'm going to be using some old marley hair. This is the same marley hair that i used to do those rope twists and past videos that you've seen. I just took a few pieces fluffed it out to get it. The look that i wanted to to look like, and that was it. I didn't really want to comb through it too too much to release any of the curls that were there now. Here'S how i make this ponytail uh you're gon na wrap a scrunchie around the middle part of the hair, pull one side through to the other side, and then it gives you this knot. I hope that made sense, i'm sure it probably didn't, but you can rewatch it just to kind of get a feel for it. Here i'm going to go ahead and add the ponytail to my hair to keep my natural hair from showing i like to take one piece from each side of the ponytail and bobby, pin it together in the middle and then to create that base. I take one piece of marli hair fold it in half and wrap it around my base. To get that manicured look. Do i just wanted to show you a quick overview of how long this ponytail is looks, so good girl looks so good. Now i take the edge fixer max hold edge, control girl. This is some really really good edge control. So if you have not already tried it, please go ahead and do so. It will lay your edges flat. Okay, like they're not going to move flat and it doesn't cake up so this is the end of the tutorial i hope you all enjoyed. I hope you all learned something if you did please make sure that you go ahead and like this video subscribe to this channel. If you haven't already - and let me know what you think, i definitely love the way that this hairstyle makes me look and the way it makes me feel so i hope you all try it out, and i will talk to you all later. Alright, thank you all. So much for watching bye, you