How To Do A Sleek Down Ponytail | Styling Natural 4C Hair Awkward Length | South African | Roadto1K

Hi, everyone absolutely welcome to my channel if you're new here. I really hope that you like what you see and you click on that subscribe button and, if you're, a returning, subscriber hi and welcome back so for those of you may not know me, my name is nothing rouhani and i post weekly video tutorials on how you Can style your own hair now on this video, i'm going to be doing a sleek done ponytail, i started off by using the easy wave come out, conditioner hairspray, so, like you guys may know by now i like working in sections. So this is me when i was done: completing and detangling my hair in sections, so i first start by parting, my hair in the front section, so i'm just going to make a cute little c-shaped line. You don't have to do it like this. If you're going to be trying out this hairstyle - but i just wanted it to have some baba boom yana as opposed to just having it um, go all the way back without any style in the front. So i'm going to be using the iso plus styling gel. I'M going to be using it to apply it on the line and also on the entire hairstyle. I got this at pep for 19.99. I think you can also get it at clicks for around the same price, so i first applied on the c-shaped lines, just to make it more neat and then once i was done with that, i put the hair in the front section on the side, since we Will be dealing with that a little later on, so we just need to make sure that the line is nice and neat and then we're going to be working with the back section. Like i always say it's best to work um with dampe, like you saw, i was using the come out spray, so my hair is a bit damp, especially if you have thick hair it's best to work with tempeh, as well as to work in sections um. If you have straight hair, because my channel is mainly just to show you that you can style your own hair, it's not necessarily strictly natural hair or anything like that. So if you have straight hair, you can work with larger sections. So i'm just sectioning out my hair because, okay, lastly, i'm a clippers: okay, i'm not using hair pens, um and then i'm just making sure that the hair at the back that i'll be working with is nice and detangled. Remember at the beginning of the video i did detangle my my whole head, so i'm just making sure that the section that i'm working on now at the back is fully detangled and then i go ahead and apply the isoplus styling gel. Now it's not really bad. I used to bash it at first, but now that i've used it quite a number of times, it's not really bad, but what i've noticed with this styling gel, especially on my top of here, is that i need to apply a lot of it in order for It to like stay in place or hold my hair. Rather, i need to use or apply a lot of it than i would with other um styling gels that i normally use. For example, the isopl, i'm sorry the perfect touch styling gel that i normally use. I would use less gel than i did with this one, so, the more i use it, the more it holds my hair um. It doesn't really have a lot of. It doesn't leave my hair with a lot of residue, so it's not all bad with the price that it's retailing on. So i would recommend this but, like i said, i apply more gel with this one than i would with the gels that i normally use. So now i'm done with the back section, i'm going to take another section in the middle of my head to join it with the back section. So i'm going to be doing this um the same method, also in the front section, so i'm just gon na. Let the video play out for you guys to watch remember if you're seeing this for the first time i post videos like this every week every week. I am doing this so please i would appreciate if you guys subscribe to my channel, so so you so so. Do so, this is how it came out. Looking like in the front, i also worked in small sections and kept going over with my bristol brush, so you need to make sure that your hair is just thoroughly come through, so that it will lay down easily when you go over with your brush. I then put on my head wrap. I had it on overnight. You can have it on for a good six hours with this gel because it really does take time to dry, so it can be a little over six hours to eight hours, depending on how thick your hair is. I just left mine overnight. I tried to do the little edge thing um. It didn't really come out the way that i wanted to, but the style overall still came out, looking cute. So if you liked it, please do not forget to give it a thumbs up, and if you have any questions you can ask me on the comment section below each product that has been used on this video will be linked on my description box. So thank you for watching. I will see you guys on my next video bye, so this is how it came out. Looking like the edges, didn't do so well and yeah yeah yeah. Those are the results. Anyway, i'm going to be using the mali kinky hair, the darling, miley kinky hair darlings respond to me because i use their hair 90 of the time, if not 100, they should sponsor me, okay, so you're gon na take your rubber band, like this put it over. Like this and you're going to pull one underneath and voila, i'm going to attach this to this, take a few strands. I'M going to take um four strands: bye,