Step By Step Bubble Ponytail || Invisible Ponytail

Hey guys so today, I'm coming back to you to show you how I did my invisible ponytail and turned it into this cute bubble. Ponytail, if you'd like to see how I did this continue watching fish to get a sticker, that's nice! So guys! Right now, I'm just starting off by blowing out her hair, and this is her hair in its natural state. So I'm just gon na go ahead and blow it out once that's done, I'm gon na start off by parting, her hair into small pieces and flatten it making sure that everything is straight from root to end. You want to make sure your clients roots are completely straight for this look so right now you could see I'm going in at her hairline and pressing it all out. You want to make sure it is great, so once your clients here, it is completely straight and you'd finished blow-drying. It you're gon na go ahead and kind of brush out her baby hair that you're gon na fix up and take your tail comb and just part from ear to ear, so that the whole top section is what we're gon na work with. First. So I'm just combing up the top section, because that's the part I'm gon na catch up and work with first, but before you free spray, any of her hair. Before you slick up her hair, you want to make sure her edges that you're gon na work with later on is left out. So you know I'm gon na go ahead, catch up her hair and start using the got to be free spray and just spraying it all over that top portion of her hair. Once that's complete, I'm gon na go in with my tail comb and start smoothing everything out and by doing this, I'm using the tail comb and going in with my hand, to follow and once it's smooth, I'm gon na, go in with my blow-dryer so that everything Turned stiff and I'm just going in sections, so I start with the top, then the bottom half and then all the way at the bottom. So now I'm catching the bottom half and spraying it and doing the same exact thing that I did to the top and I'm gon na, follow through with that for each section. So once that section is done, I'm taking out the dam that i catched up. The top of it, I'm just gon na put that part and that I just finished and catch it up all together in one and, as I said before, I'm just doing the same thing to the third section and one of the most important parts you want to Make sure that before you start blow drying this bottom half you make sure you tell your client to keep her head up while you blow-dry it just to avoid a dent when her head finally lifts up in the back. So now I'm going in with my edge booster, and this is the wax stick and I'm just going to apply. This wax. Stick all around the ponytail that I already just picked up at the priests pray, and this is just to make it. I find it makes the hair more slick, so this is really just a preference thing and then I'm just gon na go in with my tail comb and it might be a bit hard because we already molded the free spray, but you just comb it all up And I know I'm now just pre catching her hair all together for the final time. So once that is done, I just go back with the free spray all over and just make sure it's all slick and I'm using the bottom of the tail comb to just smoothing out the hair, and I find that this makes a huge difference. It takes out any gaps, it just really smooths it all and I'd suggest using a metal, the metal till. So now I'm just going ahead and braiding her ponytail, getting it ready so that we can sew it and I'm using these mega black strips and I'm just gon na wrap it around her hair just so that it keeps her hair molded. While I go ahead and sew on her ponytail - and I just tried my best to make sure her forehead is covered, so I went out, I went ahead and took that burrito because she wanted to try ponytail longer. So now I'm adding and braiding hair as I breathe so that her ponytail can start longer because we sold from the end of the ponytail going all the way up. So by making the braid longer, we have way more length. So I just cut off where I'm gon na stop and then I'm gon na go ahead and start sewing her bundles. So I just start off by putting the needle through the weft other here and then I go ahead and knot it onto the ponytail. So onto the bottom of the braid - and I normally do this when I start sewing the first track like the first end just for security purposes, and then all I do is I wrap the bundle around and sole or, I should say, tie a knot. So I only tie a knot on the top of the braid, as you can see, and I just wrap it around so once I wrap it around and I reach it back to the top. Then I go ahead and I just tie the knot just on that top part, and this is how I create my invisible ponytails you. This is me just finishing up the ponytail. If you run out of one bundle, you just use another one. We used a bundle and a half on her ponytail and I just sold all the way until I reached the top. So now I'm just going ahead and brushing out the hair, and then I'm gon na go through and Flatiron you so now that her ponytail is completely straight. I'M just taking a small piece from the back and I'm using that as my wrap around for the ponytail. I'M gon na go in with my black got to be gel and I'm just gon na spread it around that piece while combing it through and I'm just gon na use that and wrap the ponytail around. Well, not the ponytail, but I'm gon na wrap that piece around. So you don't see the tracks and now that my invisible point is done, I'm gon na go ahead and start adding in the elastic bands. I'M using small black rubber elastic bands. You need to make sure these elastic bands are strong, because I have to pull through the clients, entire ponytail and I double the elastic. So I pull it through once and then I go ahead and pull it through again. So you want to be very careful also with this ponytail. You want to make sure you're being mindful of the amount of space you have in between each elastic band, so you just want to be mindful and spaced them out pretty much the same each time and right now, I'm honestly just eyeballing it at the end. They'Re. Just gon na be a small little piece. That'S left, I'm honestly. That was completely fine. I didn't see it fun with it. So now I'm just gon na go ahead and start separating each piece by pulling pulling it lightly and I'm gon na pull it aside. I'M gon na pull at the middle and at the back, so I'm kind of creating a bubble by expanding it. Besides the back you're gon na pull around, you basically just want to pull all around, so it gives you a bubble effect and you just pull out. So you pull out from the sides you pull out from the middle in the back and then you can pull pieces whatever you feel that needs to be pulled. You can just pull them lightly. Then I'm gon na go and take off her wraps. As you can see, her hair is smooth and I'm gon na take my edge booster, I'm just and if you see anything that you feel need to touch it up, you can go ahead and touch it up, and this is the final look.