Low Frontal Ponytail | Tinashe Hair

Hey you guys thanks for 20 and to my tutorial today today I will be working with tonight. She here. Once again, I have their HD transparent lace frontal. Now, today my client will be eating a French suit. Low ponytail, as you guys can see her hair is very damaged. She has some breakage in the front on the side. She wants a full looking low ponytail. She could achieved that with her natural hair, so she's going to get a friend. So thanks only check out the final results. I will be coming back and forth. Actually, even you guys tips and actually breaking it down. As far as how to achieve this frontal low ponytail look stay tuned tip number one. You want to make sure that the back portion of her ponytail, which was which is going to be seen, is very straight and it's polished because it needs to blend and what's the frontal, so whatever you have to do, if you have suppressed it, you have some Flat ironing you want to get that back as straight as possible, so that when you apply that friends'll that it will all work together. So what your see me do now is: I pressed her entire front portion of her hair, I'm just actually going to spray her hair with some spray to make sure it's flat as possible, and I'm going to blend it in with the ponytail. This is the portion where you just want to mold the clients, hair, you're gon na apply this backing cap and then you're just gon na proceed on with the proper steps on applying a French, so nothing's changed. Now I actually bleached the knocks on this front to the front, so is already pre plucked, as you can see around the perimeter, I did not do that. It actually came free, put look, but if you're a stylist and if you like custom front Sue's, you wanted to fit your actual face and your actual hairline, then you will go back and you will plug some more so stay tuned to see the rest of this Tutorial, okay, I want y'all to be aware that I did rip the lace by accident. So when you have these HD, transparent laces that are very thin and fragile, you want to make sure when you're plugging it when you're combing it, when just anything that you're doing that you're. Very, very gentle with the lace, because this lace was very very you know thin. You know so that when it so that when you melt it down so their scalp, it blends as it as their skin. So it's very very fresh - and it's very, very soft and all I did was put a little heat to the delays to push the hair back and it kind of like ripped the lace part. But it did not affect the whole look because it did not tear into the part that was needed, so that was a good thing. So, as you guys can see, I basically sold down the back portion of the lace. Now you guys are probably wondering how did I do that I sold from the cap on to the lace. I did not dig into her scalp. I did not dig into her hair. I poured from the cap and I sold from the cap to the lace. Now here is another quick tip. If you guys are ever partying a part out for your frontal, it can be a center part of side part. You always want to go in and kind of pluck that part to make it push it, so it can be a little realistic and not so tight. You know some friends or closures of these soaks height and a part of you so small. You want to make it realistic, you want to make it look natural, so you want to go through that part and you want to pleat pluck some hair. You want to pluck some here on both sides, the left and the right, and also and the sensor of the part just to give it a more natural look. Okay, so now I'm just forming the baby. Here'S I just cut a little bit of a piece of the hair and I'm just gon na mold it and shape it into the baby here. So just fades on on high. Do the low ponytail pencils all right, so that is the front to low ponytail. Now, for those that started with me in the beginning, y'all seen that my client here was a little damage on the side. She had a lot of breakage and she wouldn't not ever got this look with her natural hair. So the purpose of the frontal lace ponytails are for the clients that cannot achieve certain looks like this with their natural hair. So I hope you learned something. If not nothing. Thank you for tuning in so my sensorial make you make sure you guys like and subscribe to my channel. I love you see you later.