How To Perfect Ponytail Extension (Gee Hair Multiway Weave Review)

Yes, yes, yes, EOS EOS, yes, hey! What'S up and welcome back to buy stuff Enix, so today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how to put in a pony tail extension, so they get the most natural blend. You'Re not gon na be able to see the clips up top you're not being able to see your real hair poking through anywhere nobody's gon na be able to tell that you're wearing fake hair other than the people who know you don't naturally have 22 inch hair. I guess yeah about that. Moving on the absolutely a gorgeous hair that I'm gon na be using today is from the brand G hair. It'S their multi way weave and I've got it in the color 2/6 and that's like a dark brown with some caramel highlights throughout super gorgeous super thick super long everything you want in a ponytail. Basically, so, if you're interested in learning how to perfectly put in a ponytail extension, so you can rock this super cute hairstyle just keep watching and I will teach you how to do it simple, as that yep here it is, we've got the natural short thin ponytail. I mean it's cute, it's cute enough for day-to-day, but nothing compares that Vava voom gorgeous long thick pony, so we're gon na get that we're gon na get that today, but before we actually get into the application of the ponytail. Do you guys might be thinking that G hair sounds pretty familiar and that's because I did an entire video on their clip ins recently, I've got them right here, super gorgeous and thick and long. You guys saw in that video how much I obsess over these extensions. Literal game, changer and G hair was so nice enough to actually send me this pony tail extension too, so I could check it out for you guys. So let me bring that right. Around we've got the pony tail on their cute little hanger, and it is a super thick and super soft. Just like the clip ins - and I absolutely love this - it also has that same a one-year hair quality guarantee. So you don't be nervous about like anything happening. You'Re covered it's all guaranteed, so let me just actually take the hair out of the hangers. We can have a better look at it. Let me just unroll it for you. You see it's actually a pretty wide piece. It'S five Clips wide and aa super long. So let me give you some deets on this. This is 22 inches 150 grams and it's gon na cost. You just a little over two hundred dollars and if that number scares you, I know some of you just like your heart stopped out there. They do have cheaper options, they have this exact same multi way, weave in eighteen inch version and that's gon na be 120 grams, and then, if you really want to cut cost, they also have an eco version, which is synthetic cuz. This is human hair. So that's obviously gon na be much more expensive. So clearly, you've got a lot of options at G hair, but no matter what you pick or whatever you got in your cart, add the code by Stephanie, Nix and you're gon na get 10 % just cut right off the total, which i think is pretty sick Because the cause of extensions definitely add up pretty quickly and if you could cut 10 % off that that actually ends up being a pretty good amount of money, so pro tip use the buy Steph enix coupon code. So let's get into the actual putting in of the hair, so it's called the multi way weave because you can wear multiple ways: it's not just a ponytail extension. You can wear this as just a one-piece clip in just pop the five clips in or right across and as long as you don't have really thick hair. It should be a perfect option for you. I do happen to have pretty thick hair, so this doesn't work for me as just an option by itself. I would have to like add in some filler pieces which they do have, but you know let me just pop this in right now you can get just like a feel of what I'm saying. So let me take down this cute little pony okay. So all you want to do is just part, your hair kind of above your ears and you're just gon na clip that section up, and then you just pull that multi way, weave, throw it behind your head and you're just gon na kind of line it up. Make sure that it's sitting in the correct position and then you're gon na just start on clipping the clips from the center and just clipping them in one fight, one clip them down and day you see already we got that long, hair flowing, let that top section Go okay and you could see. Definitely it's not thick enough for my hair. I need something quite thicker for me. I have way too much hair, but I can make this work if I add in some additional pieces or if I just clip up some of my natural hair to kinda, hide it. So what I'm gon na do is I'm actually gon na section off that same hair that I had clipped up before just gon na kind of twist it up a little bit. So what clip in there make it look kind of messy cuz? That'S the look! I'M going for I mean I'm just like showing it to you real, quick. It'S not really a look, but I didn't see immediately that just gets rid of a whole bunch of my like natural hair bulk. I still have some pieces there so like I can straighten and curl in clip back and hide, but I just wanted to show you that this is an option with this extension. As long as you don't have a ton of hair like me, okay, so as I take this out, I'm gon na tell you about this second way that you can wear this multi way weave and that's as a halo extension. So what the extensions actually send you this little baggie with two extra clips and a wire for the halo extension option of this hair. So all you got to do is just attach these little black clips on either side of the wire to the ends of the extension and then you can use this piece of hair as a halo extension. You don't have to clip it in, but you just slide it in like a headband with the wire and just totally bypass those clips, or you can still clip them in for like some extra added security. That'S an option too so already without even talking about the ponytail, there's a lot of options with this hair, good bang for your buck. Okay, let's get that hair out of there, and now we can already do the ponytail okay. So the first step for this ponytail extension is you got to make a high pony with your natural hair, so just a little tip for this. I always like to use two elastics together for this ponytail, just to make sure that it's really tight really like held together well and it's not gon na be weighed down once you put the extensions in cuz, that's definitely adding some weight and you don't want, like Your ponytail to start slipping and then just be like between a high and a medium ponytail, just like at an awkward spot, so use two ponytails and it's gon na just give you a good base. I got ta flip my hair for this. Excuse me a moment. Oh okay, smooth out any bumps that you got. You tell me like you, use a comb and like really make sure it's like the smoothest thing ever, but I'm not going for like the totally sleek look today. So just I think, that's good enough! So take those two elastics together and just tie it off nice and tight. There you go onto pocho, I'm just like kind of finger combing this through make sure there's no knots before I put this in I've done a lot of experiment thing: try to figure out what the best kind of a way to clip the piece in so that It looks the most natural and what I've found is that, if you make sure that the fifth and final clip that you clip in it, that was a lot of the word clip. If you make sure that the final clip lands underneath the ponytail. That'S gon na give you the most natural look that was confusing. Okay, let's just do it an animal, so we're gon na do is just whip as a ponytail around and for me. I already know through trying this out couple times that if I put the first clip underneath, the final clip will also end up being underneath. So that's why I always start. But if you don't already know what you want to do is kind of just position. The first clip, wherever just to see, hold it down, rather than clipping it in and just kind of wrap the ponytail around, while holding it in place just to see where that final clip with Lam, with the goal being that it lands right. Underneath your Pony, when you finally do it, you see, I have just a little bit lat that final clip and if I wrap it around its gon na land squarely underneath it right on top of the first clip. So it might work the same way for you. But it really depends on just how thick your well, I feel, bald now, but it just it depends on how thick your ponytail is to begin with just kind of like hold it and see a few times where you have to clip in the first clip. So that's the final clip lands underneath now that we, like kind of figured out positioning, we can start the actual ponytail. So I unclip that first clip and since I know that I'm clipping, underneath I'm just gon na kind of whip, my head down and I'm gon na - take the clip and slide it underneath the elastic so that it Clips kind of under the elastic. That'S gon na really hold it in place. So, like let's say this was the elastic right here: holding the ponytail you're gon na slide the clip under it and then clip. Oh. So let's try and do this it's just easier if you flip your head over. So I'm gon na just open that clip Farney elastic slide it underneath kind of wiggle it to get it really wedged in there and then pop the clip closed. Okay, cute right. So how you're gon na do is just continue pulling the ponytail around and you don't have to clip in all five Clips. G hair actually recommends that you do Clips number one three and five that final clip, but when I was kind of playing with it like, I experimented again to see what would work best for me. Oh, my arm is getting tired and I saw that will work best for me is clipping in one two, three skipping four and then clipping in five, but again it's all just like playing around with it and seeing what works best for you. But I clip in the first three skip one and then do the last, so I'm gon na do that now. I'M just gon na bring these tension around once I get that second clip like lying flat against the ponytail. I'M just gon na do the same thing and slide it underneath the little elastic and clip it down there we go and, like I said, I also like doing clip number three. So I'm going to continue pulling the extension around making sure that everything is lying really flat. Nothing is getting like bunched up at all. I'M gon na open up that third clip slide it under right now, it's kind of underneath the first clip I'm sliding into that. First, clip that's totally fine to do and I'm just gon na it's a little more difficult to close. What'S on top of a clip but gon na wiggle my finger in there and get it Chuck cool. Third, one is locked in and now I skip the fourth clip, but I'm still gon na just bring it around nice and slow to make sure that it's lying flat against my head and once I have the fifth clip at the back, wherever you want it, it's Gon na turn that to the side flip it over a bit, and I'm just gon na slide that fifth clip into the other clips that are all kind of layered there and pop it closed. You just want to make sure that this is gon na be as flat as possible. It'S not like hanging downwards because then it's gon na be pretty hard to hide that get that clips closed and whew. We got it attached. That was some work, but we did it my arms not falling off success. Oh god, it's so cute. I like wearing it to the side, so it like, you can kind of see it in the front, see from the side. All angles look cute. You can definitely like wear it like that. Okay, I've been even finished and I'm already like trying to style it. So let's, let's finish the application. So if you look real close, you can actually just see it the track lying against my head, and that makes it pretty obvious that we're wearing extensions, so we're gon na want to wrap this with the hair to hide that. So what I do for wrapping the ponytail is, I actually take hair from that fifth and final clip that last section that we clipped in and I use that - to wrap because that'll kind of pull that last clip really flat against the ponytail and to help kind Of make it all look smooth, so I'm picking out some hair, just a small section from that final clip around that thick and I'm just gon na pull it in the natural direction to make that clip lie flat and I'm just going to wrap it around the Base of the ponytail okay. So now I have the little tail of the wrap and it's kind of just sitting right at the front, which is a little annoying, but it's alright we'll make it work. We got bobby pins, so you're, just gon na use a couple bobby pins, so just pin the tail in place and then pin the tail. I just said: pin the tail that happened. You'Re just gon na take the bobby, pin and suggest. Pin the end of the tail of hair into the rest of the wrap, so I do it right at the end, and then I kind of just do a few around to make sure that everything is really not gon na go anywhere just slide. That right in then just take a couple more slide them all the way in, and I like doing one in the back just to make sure it's like secured from all ends. Okay and the wrap is secured. So now we can appreciate that gorgeous long, full ponytail. We got clipped in there and, if you've got naturally thin straight hair. You'Re - probably gon na - be done at this point, but I have like I said before a lot of hair and it's kind of like curled waved. I don't even know what's going on with it right now, so if you look, it kind of sticks out of the ponytail a little bit you're gon na be able to see it like that just kind of sticking out. So what I'm gon na do today is just curl the whole ponytail to incorporate real hair into the fake really well, and just a little hide everything we don't want to show. So I'm just gon na use a one-inch, curling iron that I got right here and while this eating out, let me just show you how big the section should be. So what you're gon na do is tape your hair, with like kind of an equal amount of fake hair and you're, just gon na take those holding together and wrap it around the barrel and just curl it all as one piece so that it all just kind Of like stays together and the pony and your real hair is not gon na, just like kind of like hanging out the side there and expose that you're wearing fake hair to the world, we're trying to keep the illusion alive. Okay, we're doing the best we can curling iron is heated up. So now I'm just going to wrap that section around and when you get to kind of your real section make sure really lock down. It'S doesn't start like flying off the curling iron and just hold it for a few seconds. Let the magic work, and then you let it out. You have a nice waved peace where you can't see the end of your real hair anymore. It'S all incorporated and it's definitely a little tight, but don't worry we'll pull it out at the end. So I'm just gon na do that for the pony and meet you back after and here we go, here's our curled gorgeous ponytail and I didn't mention it before. But when you're curling your hair, it's really best to do one section curled forward and then the next section curled back just so that you don't have one giant curl as a pony tail. It keeps it kind of like messy and yeah. If this is what you're going for, you definitely want to do each section a different way: okay, so let the curls sit for a few minutes of now. I can hairspray it and kind of mess it up, pull the curls out a bit because we don't want it so tight. So I'm just gon na go away from my camera, so I don't, you know, ruin it with hairspray and spray, the heck out of it. Okay, I wouldn't actually recommend using hairspray on your extensions too often, because you're not washing your extensions as often as you're, washing your hair, so product build-up is gon na start just making the extensions really gross and nasty. So it's okay to use that every once in a while, but I wouldn't really do this like every day like definitely not okay, so it's hair sprayed, we can kind of just now pull it out of it. It'Ll look just like a little chiller. Okay. I think I think we're looking good. Let'S get just a full look at that. Go just ponytail, honestly, I'm feeling such ariana grande vibes right now, I'm just gon na leave it right like that to the side too, cute. Okay, I think that kind of completes our ponytail look again. This was a the G hair multi way, weave in color, 2/6, 22 inches 150 grams. A gorgeous piece of hair help my little tips and tricks on how to put it in helped. You if you've been struggling with how to actually put in a ponytail extension, it's a totally different beast than regular clippings, and it took me a little bit to get the hang of it. But I finally did and just go back watch it again. If you sold them got it, it will make sense just just practice a little bit if this tutorial helped you out, if you enjoyed it, make sure you leave a big like below that really helps me out and I'd appreciate it just so very much if you Have any video requests anything you want to see it? 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