Short Hair (Pixie Cut) Into A Ponytail/Bun Under $20

I love your face so today I'll be showing you how get this little fun thing so don't forget to Like and subscribe okay, because I'm gon na give you the ins and outs of all my booty beauty, not booty tricks, so go ahead, stay tuned, hey guys! So I'm just showing you my pixie cut that I got in February. My hair is still growing from that cut. I just freshly washed it. So I'm gon na put this mousse or I don't know, hair lotion whatever you want to call it in my hair. Just putting a good amount in my hair trying to train the hair to uh, what are we doing, trying to train the hair to stay in the direction I want it to be in so I wanted a bun, so I'm just going to smother with mousse trying To keep it all together, while using this, I don't even know what this brush is called, but I'm just using this brush to detangle my hair, since it's just freshly washed, and even though I have a perm, I still get. You know some tangles, as you can see in there, and I just I have my hair is really short, so I find it easy to do ponytails that are really high, because I have a lot of hair in the middle. For some reason, I guess I just how my hair is cut. It'S also kind of thick in the middle to my back was a lot shorter, but it's actually grown a lot since then. Thank goodness, as you see me, trying to give my little heads up in the back and the side again, just brushing it brushing and brushing until we go ahead and get ready blow it out. Yeah we're gon na blow dry, the hair, it just a little bit and it's pretty dry. It'S not all the way dry, because I was just really lazy and in a rush so yeah whatever so after that's dry, just put some moisturizer and then some coconut oil. Just so, my hair is not too dried out and we're gon na go ahead and start this process using the Eco gel styler, and I guess olive oil and this bristle brush and we're just. This is how I do my ponytails. I just try to go in like a kind of motion with the brush brushing it over and over trying to get a sleek down as possible and putting that all over the perimeter of my hair. I just don't like to use a ton of gel because it makes your hair look really hard and I rather my hair, look more wet. What am i doing more of a wet kind of looking style than anything, so it kind of looks like you know, it's natural look at kitchen girl, oh, so we're gon na put that in the back as I'm bopping. I don't know what I wasn't into when I was doing this, but I'm using like this, the shine gel back to the bristle brush. It is a process - okay, just back and forth, between brushing and putting gel arcing and putting gel - and I just do this repeatedly until I get the kind of desired. Look that I'm going for before I put the false ponytail in my hair and I'm just continuing to brush right now, getting it. You know as flat and silk as possible. Before I put this false ponytail in, I did put some little baby hairs um, but I won't fix them completely until I put the bun together. So right now is just a little bit of a rough draft until I get it done so anyways, I'm just pulling my hair pretty tightly, can to put my ponytail or arm scrunchie whatever you want to call it in my hair again trying to get it as Flat and like um soaked looking as possible and just putting that scrunchie in again doing it tightly until I get like kind of like my desired kind of look and then I go ahead and get my little false pony. It has a bobby pin connected to the drawstring, just so I remember to put it in and I'll be using two combs in it, so the first comb is at the top, and the second comb is at the bottom, with the tag on it with the drawstring. So what I do is, I just put that first part. I flip it and put it over my head and insert it as close as possible into the ponytail, where it's not where it's still kind of comfortable but still secured, and I do the same thing with the back part of the comb. I just place it inside. My ponytail again trying to get it as tightly in there as possible. Next, I just get the drawstring out and I pull it tight once again. Everything this whole look is just very tight. Ladies, so I just pull it as much as I can gang it as tight as possible just so, it feels pretty tight on my head, but again not where it's uncomfortable, because we're not trying to get embarrassed out here, you got ta have that bun fall. So anyways we're gon na go ahead and hide the drawstring by pulling a little bit of hair out and wrapping the hair around the ponytail and then we're just gon na secure it with a bobby pin and honestly. This ponytail is really old. I use this ponytail for all my bun looks because it's just really sad, if you don't, I mean like really real sad see how naughty it is. It'S just a little bun and again just wrapping around wrapping around and sticking that bobby pin right in there. So don't worry if it's a little lopsided right now, cuz, I'm just gon na flip it. So it all is pretty even again: oh yeah, it's nice ready to be in a bun, and I just wrap it around real quickly in a circle, and then I use my scrunchie off my hand to place it right over the bun boom. Just that quick - and I just leave this little piece out because it looks kind of cute and a little realistic, and I just touch it up and try to look for any imperfections I may have done and try to flatten out my hair again. If you really want your hair to come out really really fire it's best, you go Neath the dryer and do this right after you put the gel, but I really have been trying to put less heat on my hair. So I just grab my tooth toothbrush and try to make my edges look a little more cuter and you can do whatever tricks you want to do, I'm just trying to finesse it as much as possible, but yeah girls. It'S really that simple. It'S really not too hard to do it's really your own make of it. This is what I do quickly for my quick trips and that's basically, it girls thanks for watching