Ponytail Extensions For Little Girls

Hi, I'm going to show you guys how to add ponytail extensions to your little girl's, hair. I'Ve seen a technique where you split the ponytail, the section in half and add the hair in the middle and then close the hair around the ponytail. I found that to be kind of difficult, so I figured out a different way to do it, for me, that's easier. So this is the hair that I'm using it was $ 4.99 from my local beauty. Supply store, it's 10 inches long and my daughter needs the color for the hair comes already twisted, so you just unravel it here. Hold this hold the phone for me and then I used some of this Jam. You can use whatever you want and you just put it around the perimeter of the ponytail all the way around to make it slick, and then you put the hair now this section is kind of big, so I'm going to use actually two pieces of hair. For this pony tail section, but the other ones, I'm just going to use one you just put it in a normal ponytail like you normally would then you're going to need a I'm curious, you're going to need a crocheting needle. So what you want to do is take the needle and put your head of the hook. Are you close to getting a little closer you're going to take the needle and put it right up under the rubberband? You want to stick it under to our band and push it all the way through to the other side and then you're going to take the hair hook it onto the hook close a little latch and pull it back through underneath the ponytail. Now, after you get it back through to the other side, if I can get it stuck and stuck, you want to pull just one side of the ponytail hair to the other side, you want to make sure it's even so stand up baby. You want to make sure it's completely, even so, when you start twisting it's not uneven I'll place it back down. Now I do because her hair is kind, of course ourselves making this one. That'S a going, and I'm gon na do the same thing. I'M just going to add another piece of hair: stick it right up under the rubber band. Put it all the way through and it shouldn't hurt your your daughter. If you're doing it correctly, sometimes you may like scratch them or something if you're, not careful, but this shouldn't be harmful to your child at all. So I have the two pieces of hair in I'm gon na take her real hair. I'M gon na split that into two sections. Then I'm going to take one section of her real hair split that in half and take two pieces of the hair hold on baby and then you just twist it, but since her hair is kind of course, I'm gon na add some more of the jam to Her hair, so that is not so puffy and then I'm just going to twist it and you just twist it like you, would any other ponytail twist it all the way down and like I said this is ten inch here which actually is kind of long. For me, I feel like for her she's seven or about to be seven. I feel like this is a little long for her. It goes all the way down her back. You can buy shorter hair, but you can buy shorter hair. If you don't want to cut it, I haven't tried to cut the jet, so I don't know if it will like look weird for something, but this is the finished product of a ponytail like I did this one already it's about this one, and I did this One in the top edge on thank you and that's it if you want to add ponytail stitches to your little girls here, thanks for watching