How To Do A Sleek Side Swoop Ponytail On Natural Hair Using Pack Hair

Hey: hey: hey love gang, it's a girl without the love - and you guys already know i'm back in here with another video today, i'm going to show you guys how i do my natural hair, um sleek ponytails. I did blow dry her hair out um not blow dry. I did flatten her hair out very straight as straight as possible, and next what i'm doing? I'M taking some classroom glue spray - and i am just spraying it on this specific section, but i'm going to comb. It out and blow dry it flat. I did section of thing here and so she's doing a side, two ponytail and i did part out um the side swoop, part and i just parted out the front section which is going to be the swoop and you guys are going to see a little bit More of that, when i turn her, but for right now, i'm going to just show you guys how i'm going to sleep this portion of her hair. The main key to this is working in sections and being patient and making sure that every part is blow dry before you move on to the next section and um. The thickness of the client's hair also mats as well, because if your client's hair is on the thinner side, you can't take bigger sections, but if the hair is really thick, you want to make sure you take small enough sections to make sure that every single hair Is laid and in place how it should be um, so yeah. This is really repetitive honestly once that section is dry, i'm just making sure it's dry and in place real, like i'm, a real life perfectionist, and if i don't like how something looks, i'm gon na do it over and over and over until it looks how it Should look, i don't want none of my clients to walk out and it'll look good, so i'm making sure that every single hair strand is in place and laid and, as you guys can see, i'm blow drying it for a really really really long time. This is something that you want to do and need to do so that your ponytail is late, because you want to make sure that before you move on to the next section, the section doing before is completely dry, because gotcha blues spray is not something. That'S going to hold the hair right away, it has to dry before it begins to hold the hair for the next portions of the video, while i'm sleeping it down i'm gon na. Just let you guys sit and watch what i'm doing and i'm not gon na talk. You guys head off in this video, i'm gon na. Just let you guys watch what i'm doing, because, usually i talk a lot, but this is really repetitive, so i'm going to just let you guys watch what i'm doing if you're going to be taking bigger sections, you really want to make sure that you saturate the Section a lot with the cotton glue spray, because if you just section the top section once you comb it down they're going to be sections that are going to come towards the front that will not have any glass blue spray on it. And that's going to like create like bulge in the ponytail, so you want to make sure you saturate the section a lot so that you will be able to make sure that every single hair strand is laid as i'm sitting not editing this. It looks like i'm being really rough for my client's head, but i promise you guys. I am not. It looks like it on camera, but i'm probably very gentle. I hope i'm gentle, but in my head i feel like i'm imagine so when i'm like moving my client's head or anything, but even though it looks like i am um mushing her head or like move my head mad fast and hard, i'm really not and what You guys started doing was i was taking the um the tail of the comb and making sure that that section right there were all falling in the same direction, and for this section i did um spray in parts like, for example, i sprayed the top part first And make sure that was dry and then towards where the point is going to be. I blow dry that part separately and i see, as you like to see, i added more just got through spray towards the pointer part to sleek that section right there. So right now i'm putting out a little bit of baby. Here'S nothing too much, because our hair is natural and natural hair sometimes tends to kind of like pop puff up. So i don't want to leave out too much hair because that's just not gon na look right if it pops up. So i'm gon na try to sleep back a lot of hair, but i'm gon na sneak back most of the hair and not leave out too much of anything because nobody wants to be at an event and yeah. It'S just sweating up because that's just annoying and you're gon na be looking crazy at the event, so i'm making sure to speak the majority of my hair. I didn't leave out any siberians anything because her hair was really natural and i don't want it to have to puff up for this third time saying that i didn't want it to pop up: okay, okay, all right! So now i'm taking the next section and i'm going to just kind of blow dry that a little bit i said, blow dry, i'm going to hot comb that out a little bit because this the sideways is going to be. And i want to make sure that this section is laid as much as possible because we don't need none of this smooth part to be puffing up or lifting up at any means necessary. This has to be sleek, because this is the most important part of the hairstyle and once again, what you guys see me doing is i'm just laying it in sections like you see, for example, i'm laying the top part first, i'm making sure that part is laid Before i start spraying the bottom part of the hair, so that that will go into the ponytail making sure the top is laid first before i start spraying towards the bottom of her hair. Alright, ladies and gentlemen, it is now the time that we've all been waiting for the time, for this salute the loop okay. So first i'm doing i'm going to just flat iron out her edges a little bit, because i want that to really be flat, along with the other ones, because their edges were like kind of curly, because i couldn't get the flat iron. The part with the flat iron, so they were so short, so i'm just flying them into place, making sure that it will be suitable for the sleek and sleigh. I'M also kind of gon na flat iron. The ends of her hair because they're puffy and i didn't want to add any tracks in between it in between her hair because she didn't really need any tracks. So i'm making sure that the ends of her hair is not puffy, because then it will show in the ponytail okay guys. So now, what i'm going to do is spray some of the god spoon spray on the very, very, very top part of the swoop section. I'M going to blow dry that, let me start playing with y'all, i'm not no singer, but i like singing a life. You know you know i like this thing and if you watch my previous videos, you know i sing a lot i'll be doing so much. But it's okay, so making sure that it is dry before i move on and the swivel part is kind of really tedious, because you want to make sure that everything is in place. You don't want a specific hair to be going this way on the hairs going. That way, you want every single hair to go in the same direction, and i really take my time with this part specifically and especially because i don't want it to look funny and sometimes like you know that front section has some shorter hairs. So i'm going to part those out to be baby hairs instead of trying to swoop in with the rest of the hair, because then it will make those two look kind of weird and it's going to have like some correct cracks in it, because the shorter pieces Are not going to be able to go all the way around the soup, so i want to make sure that those could just be baby hairs. Instead of messing up how the swoop looks, depending on your client's hair length, you may or may not have to add track to the front of it, but also depending on the hair length. If you're, not adding tracks will determine how deep and how big the scoop will be, you don't want to do a big swoop if some of the hairs are not long enough to make it all the way around, because then it will just look funny in some Places and when you're doing this hairstyle, you don't want to see the skin like you want it to just look like straight swoop, like you, don't want to see no cracks in it or nothing. I hate that i hate. When that happens. I hate to see it and i will not be doing points like that under any circumstances, so i want to make sure that all of her hair lays properly and they're all in place. Like you see just how fun it looks like you want to have that. Full effect, you don't want a ponytail to have like the front sections like hanging off because those weren't long enough to swoop all the way around. So you really need to make sure that the way you're doing the swoop will be suitable. Like okay, for example, right there, you see how that part is like shorter. I will scoop that in together, like i wouldn't try to bring it down more, because i see that that part is shorter and i don't want that part to be sticking out like that. So therefore, i'm going to just put it back some more so they all fall together, get what i'm saying i hope y'all get. What i'm saying, i sincerely really hope. Y'All got what i was trying to say and what i was trying to explain all right guys. So now that the swoop is kind of complete it's time to just spook, that section of hair into the back of the ponytail, so that it can meet the rest of the hair - and this is like the easiest part once you're done with the swoop - you just Have to blow dry it and lay it all back into the ponytail, and that is like so simple, but you don't want to pull it back too hard, because then you can mess with the swoop. So be very gentle. But it's really easy as well. If you have a section and you don't like how that um dry it down, don't worry because, as long as you just spray, some more glass, a big blue glass, three glue spray on that section, it would loosen back up - and all you have to do - is Comb it and blow dry it over and right. Now, i'm going back into the scoop and also don't worry. If, when you're doing a front, don't worry if, when you're doing a ponytail, some parts are white, because you can always remove that with some oil here oil and it will go away. So don't try to get that out, while you're doing the poncho focus on trying to sneak the ponytail and then when you're done, you can just go back in with some hair oil once again and get rid of those white places and mark right now go back Into that swoop, once again, because i do not under any circumstances want my swoop to have a kind of like holes in it like cracks in it, i want it to all be on one accord and i don't want any skin to show. I just wanted to do straight swoop and that's it. So what i'm doing i'm going back in and with the tail of my comb, i'm manipulating the hair so that it lays in a way that it just looks all together and there's like no cracks in it or anything. Now, for the most frustrating part is the part where you have to put the um poinsettia holder around the ponytail. Now i do this over at least twice, because sometimes when i'm done, i realize that the ponytail has like bulges in it and that's not cute. I don't want that in my ponytail, but i don't think this time i did. I can't remember, but i know for sure most of the times i'm doing my ponytails. I have to do it over many many many times, because once i put the scrunchie on it like it just looks weird, so i make sure that i just do it over as much time as i need to to make sure that that part where i pulled All the hair back is laid, and this also plays a part with how you um, with how you sleep the hair as well, because if you don't make sure that every section is dry once it's time to sleek it all back. It'S gon na look weird and funny because then oh yeah, that's the kind of hair i'm using by the way i'm using the purple pack um pack here sorry, but if you don't make sure that every section is dry, what's the time to put it back in The ponytail there's going to be a lot of bulges in the um in the points that you don't want that. So now i'm going to just braid her natural hair. She got 16 inches and two packs of that um purple pack here and purple pack. Here, it's really really really good for um ponytails, because you're not going to be using it long and it's not really something that's going to tangle easily and it's also really really really silky. It can also flat iron as well so get on that, and you can also use purple pack here for um for bob's as well so yeah after i braided it down. I put a rubber band holder, a rubber band, to tie it up next, i'm going to take my wax strip and wrap that around her braid and the reason i'm doing this is because i use um weave glue to secure my ponytails instead of pins, because it's Just easier, it will stay longer and you don't have to use much product and you don't have to use as much pins. I will go through pins way faster if i use them for ponytails. So instead i save money and it's smarter to just use with glue and to secure it. I'M going to put some leaf glue on the top of the wax drip, then glue the bottom pieces to the glue, and also i didn't put any um. I didn't add any leaves to her braid because she didn't want it too long and her hair already has a decent length. So it's fine that i didn't add any hair, because it's still going to be a lamp that she's satisfied with to add here. What i do is i take my weave glue and i put some of it onto the braid and then i would just double. I would wrap the hair around it and by the way, i'm not wrapping it singly, i'm wrapping it double the round, and this is fine to do because, as long as you don't lay the the weft on top of each other, then it will both. Then both sides of the weft will be glued down, so you don't have to worry about it coming off or like one part of it not gluing down, because as long as you like put them one on top of each other, it will both glue down and Another thing is that if you have like not a lot of bundles or if you have a little bit, then you will space it out, then you will space it out far, but she had two packs and, as i was going on, i realized that she was That it was like filling up the whole thing, so i'm trying to wrap it closely, but at the end of the day i only had to use one pack of the purple pack here and i'm not sure because it was 16 inches. So i only needed one, but i would recommend you get two just in case to be safe, because i don't like to start something and then i run out of hair. That'S just a big no-no for me, so i always recommend two. But for this here's the i did use one do now that i'm done gluing the ponytail on it's time to take some hair from the ponytail and wrap it around the base of the ponytail, so that you do not see the track and i take hair from The bottom, but it in all honesty it doesn't matter where you take the hair from because it's going to wrap around itself anyways and to secure this section, i'm using godzilla glue spray as well. I wrap a part of it down and then i spray some of that spray and then blow dry it until it's dry and i'm going to just continuously wrap around till the hair runs out and i'll be back when i'm finished doing this. Oh yes, and for some reason i was having trouble wrapping it around. It was like coming down, it wasn't coming down, but it was like breaking apart. I think that's because of how i wrapped it around and also because the points are holding underneath it was not flat, so it had like some bulges in it and once i wrapped the hair around, it was like splitting up the hair and it wasn't staying together. But i still figured it out because i always forget stuff out: okay, don't play with me but yeah. So if you run into some troubles, it's okay just take your time and we do it if you have to - and you will be fine and once i'm done. I just put the end pieces with some glass of glue spray and then i blow dry and it will stay. You don't have to worry about any pins sticking out or anything that now that i'm finished wrapping the ponytail i mean the hair around the base of the ponytail. I'M just gon na pass a quick flat iron on it, and i put my flat iron down really low so that i wouldn't accidentally burn the hair, even though it said it's safe to flat iron. I didn't want to like be too hot next into some edge. Booster to sleek her baby hairs, usually i'll use glass of blue spray to do baby hairs, but her hair wasn't so thick. So i felt like this um edge control would have worked perfect for her. Hopefully it did, but for the most part, while i was doing it, it did not mess up. So that was great and basically i'm done. After this she was kind of rushing to go because she was gon na miss her makeup appointment. So i had to like really really really rush to finish and when i was done, i just took some hair oil, as i said before, to remove those white pieces, and that was basically it the pointer came out super cute. You would think of me. I'M kind of rushing i'm rushing to get the stuff done because i didn't want to miss my appointment because i just don't so i'm not going to purposely like take wrong kind of like oh, you should have booked appointments earlier. No, i wanted to make sure that um she made her appointment in time. Hope she did. This is the finished. Look. Thank you guys so much for watching i'll, see you guys in my next video you