Sew In Sleek Extended Ponytail | Virgo Hair

Hey y'all today, I'm going to be using this hair from Virgo hair company imma leave everything in the description bar below, but they send me a 18 inch, frontal 18 inch, bundles and 20 inch bundles and the texture waterways. So I really like this hair but of course I'm gon na leave everything in the description bar below I'm just gon na go ahead and start off with the tutorial, so I'm starting off with her hair, silk pressed. I didn't took first eyelet right here. I just still pressed her roots. As you can see, you don't need to supress your whole head. It'S not necessary to do your ends because they're not gon na be shown in the ponytail, so I'm just gon na be using Murray's to stick her hair down into the position where I want our ponytail to sit, which is a low side. Part sleep ponytail. So I'm just gon na be parting and putting there Murray's in there, I'm not going to part it and put the Murray's on top. I'M gon na make sure that I'm partnering put it putting it in between each part so that the ponytail can be sleek as possible with no lumps or bumps. So after I sleek it. I'M gon na just go ahead and put it into the ponytail, and then I'm gon na go come back and show you how I sold the hair onto the ponytail. If you notice, I am smoothing her hair down um into a side part. Her hair is pretty long, so I didn't add any tracks in the front. However, if your hair isn't long enough for the person here that you're doing isn't long enough, you can go ahead and glue a few tracks up at the top, so that your hair can be fuller. Or if you want the school to come down further, you can do that as well. You once I've sleeps my ponytail into the position that I wanted to be. I'M just gon na go ahead and tie it off with a ponytail holder. You don't know actually I'm using a rubber band, but you can use the ponytail harder if you don't feel comfortable using a rubberband. I haven't experienced any breakage from it because I hear you know what the Murrays is super um oily, but you can use whatever makes you happy. I'M just gon na go ahead and braid down her real hair and put a rubber band on the end of it. A small rubber band on the end um, if your hair isn't long enough, you can go ahead and add in some braiding hair, but don't, but you don't want to add the breaking here in at the base of the hair. You want to add it in you. Want to braid your hair down a little bit then edit it. If you don't understand what I'm saying what I mean and y'all want me to do a more detailed video on if your hair is shorter. Let me know, and I'll definitely do, that on my hair, because when I do extend it ponytails, I don't use my hair. I use weaves, so I can show y'all. That is we'll. Also, I'm gon na be using Murphy's to stick down her baby hair, but I'm also going to be using some Hicks, which is what I'm using right now and you can pretty much use whatever type of edge control. You, like the best cuz I've noticed some people said that they don't like Hicks, I personally like it and it works for me and my clients. But if you don't like it, that's fine. You can use whatever you like the best okay. So now I'm going to be starting with sewing the West one to the ponytail. So I'm going to be going right above where I tied her hair off with the rubber band and I'm gon na be going sewing through the ponytail connecting the left. And then I'm going to wrap around and sew around the West, so I'm going everytime, I wrap around wrap the West around her ponytail braid, I'm going to sew a stitch, I'm gon na wrap and then I'm gon na sort stitch. Now, if I was using braiding hair inside of the braid that I used that I did on her real hair, I would wrap it three times. Then I would do a stitch, but her hair is really soft and since it's a real hair, so I'm gon na be sewing each wrap around I'm gon na do a stitch, so I'm just gon na so do a stitch wrap around. Then I'm gon na sew through do a stitch wrap around all the way until I get to the base of her ponytail - and I like this method better because it doesn't have to have any glue in your hair and take down and super easy, you can reuse This hair for another ponytail or you can use a four so in or you know anything the hair can be reusing. You don't have to worry about any glue being on it, and you also don't have to worry about it, damaging your hair, because you don't have any glue on your hair so, and it also looks more natural to me. I feel like when you like, sway your ponytail when you have glue on them, they're stiffer because it's hard it's hard, pretty much um in the core of the ponytail, but since it's our real hair, it's softer instance. It'S I'm not using any glue it softer. So anyway, once I get to the base part of the ponytail, I'm going to sew through her width and tie it off and then I'm gon na be using a piece from underneath the ponytail to wrap around and cover the web. So, as you see right now, I am sewing through the width. I'M sorry that this is a bad angle that her head was at. She was actually talking, but I hope I explained it well enough and that I understand what I'm saying, but I'm just going to be curling her little sideburns. You don't have to do this if you don't want to. I just think it looks really cute, so I'm color has fibers I'm gon na cut on the little piece of hair that I'm using to cover up the top part of the web and I'm using some spritz to smooth that down and I'm just going to after. I do that and ice to make sure I smooth it down. I'M just going to go over her ponytail again and make sure everything is smooth, because I noticed that was a little. You know dead, yeah, a little break in between her ponytail, so I'm just gon na be using this smooth serum, and this is the final look guys I hope y'all enjoy. This is a super natural looking extended ponytail thanks for watching bye,