No Glue !! Sleek Invisible Ponytail With Swoop On Natural Hair

You you, but my channel was London, take coming to you today with another video in today's video. I'M going to show you guys how to do a deep with a braid in the middle and an invisible ponytail extended ponytail Genie ponytail, whatever you call it on natural hair and I'm going to start her hair off wash I'm going to go ahead and spray. Some protective spray on which is basically it's like a reconstructed riser by Apple team. They sell that at your beauty, supply store for about $ 5.99 and it's just add strength to your hair, which is really good before you doing some type of heat or blow out style. It is pretty bomb. So I spray that liberally throughout her hair. After that, I'm just gon na go ahead and detangle with a wide tooth comb, and after that, I'm gon na go ahead and put some heat protectant spray on it's a wet spray by Tresemme. They sell it in Walmart for about $ 4.99 as well, and then I'm going to go ahead and blow out her hair on medium heat after protecting it with both of the products he's gon na go ahead, and you know blow it out with the powder brush. We'Re going to prepare our hair for a flatiron after that I used to buy a silk straightening serum. This is gon na help to get silk out results and, as you can see, I basically flat on her hair pretty much throughout the whole thing. I did not be detailed with a flat iron and relief for her hair in about eight sections and flat ironed it like that with the brush. I wasn't specific about it or anything, so don't try to be so. This is not a silk out. This is just trying to get her hair. You know I'm Sophie a little bit to be a little bit more manageable and sold out throughout the ponytail. You don't have to use heat, but I've noticed that it's you just get better results when you flatten her hair. First, you know natural shy away from heat, it's okay to use heat in moderation, just like anything else in life, it's okay to do things in moderation, so once you protect that hair you'll feel fine anyway, I think that I'm gon na Parker hair and then use A shine Jam product by empro and not just use that to define apart and prepare that part for a little and I'm going to do once I prepared the parts for that. I'M going to do a braid along that part. For these styles, a lot of the styles have baby hair. So you got your client if she wants baby hairs. My client does one baby hair, so I'm just leaving some hair out for her to get those baby hairs after that, I'm just gon na braid a little corner all going halfway back to the middle part of her head and just braid that a little down that Way it does not unravel next, I'm going to apply beeswax product on her hair. This is just going to go ahead and smooth the hair out. While the hair is already straight after hair was curly, I wouldn't suggest applying beeswax. I would suggest maybe gel and try to tie her hair down really flat. That way is straight, but her hair is straight. So I'm just applying the beeswax. I mean sticky and getting stuck together and I'm just gon na apply that throughout her hair. Next, I'm going to pin off the portion where it's gon na swoop to the front and just gon na put the rest of the pony hair in the ponytail. In the back, that's again you see I'm just applying the beeswax throughout the hair and get all the hair coming out in formation to each other. Then I'm gon na use about four black rubber bands and I'm going to use that to tie the hair off. But before I do that, I forgot that I did at some of the shine and jam on top of that beeswax, just to give it more more of a structured whole. And then I apply the rubber bands on to hold the ponytail after the hair is held by the ponytail holders, rubber bands or whatever you want to use, I'm going to spray her ponytail with some vintages. But then I'm gon na use a blow dryer in the in the rat tail of the reptile comb and I'm going to smooth it here in formation and let it encourage it to dry that way. After that, I'm going to go ahead and work towards the front. I'M going to just do the same thing I did in the back for the ponytail, a pilot beeswax throughout smooth it out, and then a Polish fine jam on top and then brush it out. Just kind of use the brush sometimes and smooth it, and the columns are gon na get it throughout, get the products throughout the hair, and please do not rush this process. This part right here, you may have to keep adding product kind of going back and forth and smoothing and combing through, but just take your time and make sure it's a smooth as you want it to be. You rush the process and it may not get as soon as you want it to be. Just make sure you have all the tangles out and everything is in formation now what you're going to do is you're in about two more rubber bands. You want to add that piece that you just added swooped into the ponytail and then you're gon na point it to all of that together. Once you punk, once you ponies all that together, you're gon na get the spritz again and then just spray that on the hair, after that, you are going to then braid her real hair down. Now, if your clients real hair, it's not that long! Pretty short! What you're gon na do is you're just gon na use some braiding hair and add the braiding hair to the desired length that you want, but her hair is pretty long, so I just get to use her hair and braid it all the way down. Then I'm gon na tie the ends with a black rubber band braid the braid secure, make sure it's not loose because you're gon na be pinning things to that braid. So you want it pretty stable. Alright, after you've read everything you're gon na use the open, hair pants or not use bobby pins use, hair pins, which is the open type of pins. What you're gon na do is the track is double wefted right now it is one bottle of the United hair in 20 inches, I think yeah, 20 inches or 18, so you're gon na start with the ends and then you're going to pin the end of the Track inside so, if you pin it directly horizontal and don't pin it in, pin it down, and then you wrap you wrap a few times and then you add another pin. Sometimes I pin to the front - and sometimes I pin to the back and just keep wrapping and wrapping wrapping. So you get all the way to the end and all the way to the top. Once you get to the top you're going to wrap kind of tight and use one end piece of the track and then you're gon na wrap that around itself to hide the tripe, but as you can see, I'm just adding more pins at the root for security. My make sure you're not really pinning it through her real hair, because you know hair pins really hurt so and, as you can see, I'm spraying some spritz on in on the end and then you just wrapping it around and stuff. So I can have a sweet weasel. This is the final result. I hope you guys enjoyed the video hope it was informative and I hope you liked it in the results. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and do not forget to subscribe for more hair videos, love you guys so much talk to you later.