How To: Sleek High Ponytail Under $20 | Easy Protective Hairstyle | 10 Minute Hairstyle | Lovevinni_

Same voice same voice, same boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey boy, hey guys! It'S Vidya and I'm back with another video back with a very highly requested video. Actually, you guys have been commenting and the enemy asking me about this ponytail, and it's so quick and easy to do. I had to sit down and film a tutorial for it. A lot of the steps are pretty self-explanatory, but of course I will be popping in every now and then to let you guys know what I'm doing so. Just sit back, relax and watch me slave. This ponytail girl, yes, so first thing, I'm doing guys is pulling out my baby hair, and I do this because, after everything is all gelled down and sprayed into place, it can be kind of hard for me to get them to look the exact way that I Want so putting in my first just makes it easier for me in the long run, and then after I'm done with that, I'm going to go in with my eco styler gel and start with the slicking down process, and I am gon na. Let you guys know right now that whenever I am doing like a little slicked back style like a ponytail or a bun, I am very generous with the gel okay. I don't hold back so now, I'm going in with my style factor, edge, booster pomade and it's pretty much just an edge control and, unlike other edge controls that I've used before. I actually really like this, because it's not too greasy and it doesn't leave my hair feeling like way down and nasty, and it actually gives it a pretty good shine, while still holding everything in place all day and just little disclaimer guys. My hair is actually pretty manageable and pretty cooperative when it comes to these slicked back styles. So I will say that if your hair is a little less easy to work with - or you aren't doing this on dry hair, my hair was damp from washing it. The night before I would recommend doing it in sections so just for example, how I have my hair into braids in the beginning of the video, I would have taken one braid down a slick that side up and then went to the other section. Instead of doing everything all at once, just to make it easier for yourself now, I'm going in with my guts to be gluten free spray, and this is a major step in my slicking down process. I take this and I spray it on my head and then I just smooth it in with my brush, and this is what keeps my hair set and in place for as long as I keep my style in now. For literally my favorite part, I'm going to be laying these edges with my old little edge toothbrush that I've been using forever and my god to be glued gel and the black bottle. And I only use just gels for my edges because I don't like using it to lay my wig and I don't like using just look down my hair, but it's actually really perfect for my edges because it doesn't make them all hard and flaky. It keeps them. Looking really soft and pretty, but it keeps them set and in place all day, okay, all day hands all night. Literally now, I'm spraying a little bit of my god super glue spray on my little edge brush and I'm using this to get any small little pesky, baby, hairs or flyaways that the bigger brush can get and then, of course, of course, I lay that thing down With my scarf okay of course, and then after that, I'm going to wet my hair up a little bit more to make it easier for me to braid. And then, after that, I'm just going to twist that braid up into a bun and the key is to twist and tuck. While you go to get it as small as possible and if you don't get them in the first, try that's fine. It usually takes me about two or three times before I get it as small as I want it, but she really wanted as small as possible, so it doesn't interfere with your ponytail and then for the piece. There was a sponsor I'm using this equal drawstring, ponytail and 20 inches, and it is a light yaki texture. I got it for about ten or twelve dollars in my local beauty supply store now, as you guys can see, I'm taking that comb at the top of the ponytail and pushing it into the base of my bun and don't be like me guys in order for Your ponytails to be secure. You do not have to push it in so far that it gives you a headache, because the drawstring that you guys see right now at the back of the ponytail also gives you some pretty good security. So don't get a headache trying to be cute, okay and then for the final steps. Everybody thinks to stop there, but no says you got ta keep going. You don't want it to look drawstring key. Okay, you want it to look pretty natural, so I'm going to take two small pieces from the side of the ponytail and just wrap it around the base of the bun to hide it and make everything, look: a cohesive and just flowy and cute and pretty okay. One thing I can say that I didn't like about this ponytail is that there were a lot of little hair sticking up at the top. You guys just saw me cut a piece off, but there were some other ones that you guys couldn't really see. So this was a pretty key ponytail, so you know be ten dollars in from the beauty supply store, but that was really the only thing about it that bothered me, and that is it. You guys super quick, super easy and super affordable. I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and maybe even learned a little something if you did enjoy it up. It gets go ahead and like comment share and subscribe and I'll catch, you in my next video bye,