How To: Sleek Ponytail For Short Hair

Hello guys welcome back to my youtube channel. If you are new here, please make sure to hit that subscribe button, because I upload every Sunday at 7 p.m. central time and make sure to turn on that little notification Bell, because YouTube doesn't like to tell everyone that my videos are up so make sure to Do that, but today's video is gon na, be how to style this hair for those of you who have been following me for a little while, you know that my hair is actually about this short. I chopped it, and so I wanted to put a tutorial on how to style this if you have very short hair like mine, so let's get right into it. Okay, so the first thing you're gon na need is a comb or a brush kind of like this. One to get your baby hairs, a regular brush, hair spray, anything that you normally use some bobby pins, some hair gel. I actually got this from Walmart. It was like 3 bucks and it's massive and, of course, your drawstring ponytail from Sally's. So the one that I have here is a 26 inch synthetic drawstring ponytail. I love the quality, it actually looks real and it's not super shiny, like your typical synthetic and also only 23 dollars. So I am really excited about that. So the first thing I like to do is go in with my dry shampoo. I typically like to do this when I have second or third day hair, because I feel like it just stays up a lot better, but I just put some dry shampoo in there brush it out, and then I return my head upside down to get all the Baby hairs and put it into a ponytail once I've got my short hair in a ponytail, I'm gon na go in with my teasing. Comb actually got this from Dollarama and it works surprisingly well, so I just go in with this, and I get all the little hairs that are sticking out. It kind of just lose it to my head in a way and it's better than a regular brush, because the bristles are more densely packed together, so you're not missing any hair. Once I've combed all the little pieces down. I go in with my gel and I just smooth everything out. I try not to use a lot because I don't really like the slick, wet look, but this part gets covered with the ponytail anyway, so it doesn't really matter as much then I'm just gon na take my bobby pins and secure all the little pieces. Then I'm just gon na twist my hair into a little bun. I also try and make it as flat as possible because I want it to fit inside the drawstring ponytail. Without sticking up once my hair is in a bun, I'm gon na go in with some hairspray, and usually I put it on my hand first to smooth it out, and then I give my whole head a good sprays about everything stays in place. Okay, now, for the fun part, I'm just gon na brush through my ponytail, make sure it's nice and smooth and then, as you can see, there is a little round piece. So your little bun is gon na go tucked in there. There'S a clip on the front and also on the back, but honestly I don't really use the clip on the back. I just kind of clip the front cuz my hair holds really well so the ponytail is just gon na go literally directly on top of your bun and I just clipped it right in the front, and I just tucked the rest in alright guys. This is the finished. Look. I'Ve been loving this lately and for $ 23. You can't go wrong. I will leave the link in the description for this product for you and just for reference, I am wearing the color brown, okay, guys. That is it for this video. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure you give this video a thumbs up. If you enjoyed it and again make sure you subscribe, I upload every single Sunday and also, let me know in the comments if you want to see more hair tutorials like this one, but again, thank you so much for watching. I love you guys.