360 Lace Band Frontal Hot Glue Gun Ponytail Tutorial

Maybe a tutorial on how you can make your 360 look like a nice natural bun. As you can see, I'm struggling to put on here. I'M not gon na cover really the hot glue that method. There'S a video for that. So I'll link that below I'm not gon na really go over sewing neither um I'm coming skin skin over these things, but it's really going to be about the placement of the track, so how you can get this to kind of lay as natural as possible. So this is for people who just want to wear their hair up in a ponytail all the time, not some of the time. So this is for bundles. I only use three and like a quarter of the last bundle - and this is a Brazilian body wave everybody's favorite. So this is what it looks like before. I bleach the not a lot of people ask: why do you bleach nuts? Because nobody wants black holes? Sticking out the front - and this was already pre plucked, so the great thing about this already being pre plugs is, I didn't have to do any plucking to it. I just have to make sure that those not there in the front as you can see, look more like a scalp, because the way they punched his hair and was actually superb in my opinion, so I just take the 360. I put it on my mannequin head inside out and you can see in the back where the dots are is where you want to put the bleach, nothing else, because you know you're gon na end up bleaching the hair. So I left it on for 30 minutes and then here I'm gon na rinse it I used my, I think it's my 50/50 shampoo from yeah my triple a treat shampoo and the 50/50 conditioner from Giovanni's, which I really like to use on my body, wave, hair And I also use my Tresemme conditioner, which I didn't show in the video but yeah. So this is what it looks like afterwards. I, like my knots, like the hairline a little bit on the yellow side, because I am so light, so it looks like when I put it on my forehead. It looks like it's coming right out of my scalp, so I like it to be a little bit lighter, so I can make sure it looks, flesh and seamless, so you're gon na take this and you're just gon na cut the entire back off of it. So and a regular frontal, you would just cut obviously just the top, but this goes all the way around so you're going to cut all of the off, and I like to use a little bit of lace. It kind of reinforces when I'm gon na sew and I just use a basic sewing method. Again, I will link a video below where I talk more in depth about sewing and how I sew technique. I use to actually sew my front tools or my trucks in or whatever, and this was simple um it doesn't. It didn't. Take me long. This is the only song that you have to do if you dude opted for this um method. The reason why I wanted to do this is because sewing, and what I'm about to do will it's going to take forever, and I don't like that. What I call the weave bump when you see people that he'll have a weave and because all your tracks have been put in, you know downward to so that they will lay downward when you put them up, you get that little bump in the back. That looks like you got a weave or you got a wig on. So this is the option. If you don't have like a full lace, wig, where you can just throw it up in a ponytail, this would be another option. So I'm gon na take the bundle and we're gon na do - and this is my first time trying this is I'm going to. I started at the end and I started the back upside down so instead of going across down these go around and up in the back, as you can see, I tried the first um track. I tried to do it like rot, wouldn't have to cut them and try to go all the way around, but it because it is glue. It'S just gon na become a big mess, so I just went ahead and cut it, and then I kept going the great thing about using the hot glue gun method is that if you do cut them because the glue seeps into the actual web's it pretty much Seals your tracks for you, so you don't get no shedding at least I personally or nobody I know does this has had that issue. So at this point I started to realize: okay, well, it'll, be smarter for me to go ahead and just do them section by section. So do the top section first and then we're gon na flip it so we're gon na just pretty much. Do two crescent moons you're gon na do a you know, Crescent at the top and a question at the bottom and they're going to need that's how all your tracks are going to be separated because doing it all once is it's kind of hard because it just Gets tangled everywhere, but this is a good method to use when you're, using like inexpensive, hair or hair. You already have you can just pretty much take this and reuse it for something that you want. So you got your ponytail wig. You got your long wig! You got your you know straight wig, you know you have your different options that you can use. Instead of throwing the hair out, you could possibly just use it for a natural bun, a workout wig, something like that. That makes it a little bit easier to deal with, as opposed to going running and you're good ish, and then you just kind of lift um. So here I'm just going one bite. You know section by section to make sure that everything is super. Tight is flesh. It'S flat: that's our goal here is to make sure that everything is flat. It lays right like it's supposed to, and also you want to also remember that, make sure that your ends are always down to, because there's nothing worse than somebody talking and then their wig. Their wig or their weave has a you know. The end of your truck is just saying hello. How you do how you doing? I can see you. I hope you know that so here I just went ahead and restarted, because this day I was tired and I had to restart it for the next day, because I had to get up really early the next day to do something. So this was the continuation of what I did for the previous day. Are you a person who works somewhere where you have to wear a ponytail or you have to wear a bun? And you don't like that we bump look. This will be perfect. Um 360s are to me my favorites. I take these over. Take these over frontals any day when I first was introduced to them. I was scared shitless because I didn't know exactly what they were like what to do with them, but they are great. They give you much more of a natural look and it's easier to to my opinion, to wear and put on so I believe that this was the last bundle and I think I just used a few and I left the middle. I didn't want to crowd the middle with a lot of tracks because then, once you start putting your ponytail and you don't want it to be so thick where it just doesn't hold it's just you know I wanted to actually look like. I pulled it into an actual ponytail. I did more of a loose button here, but I'll do another video where I actually apply it with the guys to be glued. In that whole thing, I didn't really do it in this video only because I wanted to make sure that I you know had enough time and it just wasn't lengthy for no reason so I'll do another video where I actually apply it with the actual blue. But I did the glueless method in and, as you seen in the beginning of this video to kind of show you guys exactly what um what it will look like once you put it on and you don't have to glue it down. You don't have you know at all. You know you can wear this with a headband without a headband and you can be just fine and, as you can see, I'm going ahead and gluing it down in the front here - and this is really I was like. Okay, I think this is where I'm gon na probably end up stopping, because I don't want it to be super full wearing four bundles in a ponytail is not the same as wearing four bundles in a wrap, it's very different, so you got to be a little More on the mindful side, when it comes to the amount of hair that you're willing to actually put into the unit, if you do, if you're trying to make it look as natural as possible, you and I'm saying like nobody, should be that thick and it's actually Theirs, especially in a ponytail area, okay, so this is probably the last couple of trucks that I used um. I think I did like one more at the time. Possibly I don't remember, but this was it for the back and just to close it up and mind. You this style is meant to be in a ponytail. It'S not necessarily meant for you to wear down um, but the point of the 360 is to be able to do all of that with it. I just personally wanted to see what this would look like. If I tried it as opposed to the other way now, what you could do is worm-like, because when you, the back ones that are going up when you try to put your hair down, it's gon na look okay, but because it has texture to it. It'S not straight, it doesn't look as bad, but if you touch it or you throw your head, it's gon na be like why's, your hair sticking up in the back, like that, you look a little silly um, but I personally like it, especially when I want to Wear a button because I wear wigs on and off, I don't need the security of wearing. You know my hair and 70 different once one wig in 70 different styles. I have like 70 different wigs for everything that I need. So you know this is just a option. You may have some old hair laying around maybe a frontal. You use a few times and you just you know you don't really get the 360 the first time you can. You know redo it and try this to see. If it works a little bit better for you, so here um, I believe this was yeah. This was the last one, our second-to-last, that I wanted to do so this one was the one to cover up, and I made it a little bit more spacious here as opposed to putting the right up under the other ones, and then I just put this one Straight across because I wanted to leave some space, and now this one was, I wasn't gon na put, but just to be on the safe side. So there's no gaps. This was actually the last bundle and I only use this little piece and I have the rest of that. Entire bundle left and this hair was really extremely full and always said and done, but it still looked natural. I still had a natural look to it, so I went ahead and glue that one down and then once that was done, I was done. I cut a little, you know a little piece at the end and I peeled off off camera any extra glue that I had - and here I just took all of the pens and the clips and all of that good stuff out um, and you see the little Bit of glue that I do have still in here comes right on out. I didn't show this part cause. I thought I was recording. I wasn't, but I just put it in a ponytail and then you just like peel all the lace upward and then with the extra cap that you fold it down in the beginning. Um you just cut it out and then you'll be left with that. All in the back, and then you have your entire wig, so just cut all the just, because it's a circle so pull the lace. You know up towards the hair and whatever's hanging out cut off so here I just wanted to show you guys. I pinned it down to show you why I wanted to put the bun in it, so the hairline is popping and again it came like this. I just had to go ahead and bleach. It um for those who are new to this use. 20 um yeah 20 developer do not use. I use 40 person long but 20 will guarantee that if you accidentally over bleach or you accidentally leave it on too long, it will not turn a color or brassy or whatever that you don't need, and you can't fix it or you have to go through. All of these extra chains and to try to fix it so just use 20 and gradually work yourself up and keep checking it and eventually they will disappear and then you'll end up with your nice, perfect bun. Now this would have to band on the back. So you can actually, even though I did bleach you know that is still. You can still see that there's a darker band in the back I've seen somewhere, it doesn't have a band, so you can go ahead and bleach the, but at the back of it and it'll, look like the front, but this one this particular one actually had it. Where the band was darker, so you can see it regardless, but yeah once I was done, I was able to just simply take my hair and stuff it in and boom. You got a full bun. I think this took me well. I did it in two separate days, but time altogether probably took me about an hour and a half only because this is the first time I did it, and I had to be a little more particular I'm meticulous about my trap placement, because the way that I Glued it in but yeah it looks great and it looks very natural. It definitely feels different that my other wigs. It feels more like how my hair is. When I put it in a bun, it doesn't feel as heavy in the back um, and this is very it's very light. But as far as the heaviness goes, it feels a little bit different. I guess because everything is pinned up to the top and, as you can see in the back, I can go ahead and glue that down. If I wanted to and use a little extra baby here in the back that they gave you, so it can look like it's all yours once it's all you know cut out and glue down, so my next video will probably be sometime next week, where I actually Do it where actually glue this one down all the way around, so you guys can see how it looks only so hope you guys enjoyed this. I hope that this helped a lot of you guys somewhat and as another option. You don't have the word in a high ponytail, you can also wear it in a low ponytail, as you can see, and it'll still give you the same effect, and it still will look as natural as you want to, but it doesn't have that ugly bump in The back you know of your tracks because you pulling them in a scooping up in the back. No, that's that doesn't look natural, so I hope you guys enjoyed this. If you have any questions. Uh, please put them below, and the links to this hair will also be put below as well. Peace,