Frontal Ponytail | Swoop Bang W/ Barbie Inspired Ponytail

Let'S see, let me see, can you sorry is the grinder in that bag omg? She always think that she, the i'm, that no counterfeit. When i walk through better sleep, i'm so pretty hearing makeup done by lilly, not so thick, but your. I don't want my titty. Not a city chick, so hey y'all, it's your girl, presidential lilly, your favorite lily, and we are back with another video and in today's video i'll, be showing you guys how i achieved this really super cute frontal, ponytail yeah, i said frontal. My goal with this style was to literally do the best frontal ponytail video that there was ever to be uploaded on youtube because i looked around and i ain't trying to talk about nobody else. Well, i got ta say: is this right here, it's the one, i'm the one. It'S me and it's been me but anyways, let's get back into the video so, like i said i'll, be showing you guys how i achieved this look and the killer part is literally. I'M filming this intro exactly seven days after i did this install and it still looks just as good, if not better. I went ahead and freshened it up today. You guys will be able to see that in the next video that i upload, i did like a little get ready with me to go nowhere, because i actually had plans to go somewhere, but actually like just really didn't, but it is what it is. I still was able to go ahead and get this intro film. So that's why i'm like super excited, i'm not really mad about it, but um. I just wanted to come back and show you guys like what y'all like this is what we're gon na get into. I had to come on here beforehand like this, so i can show y'all what we finna get into because come girl homegirl in this next clip. She finna scare you, but it's like it's exciting, because i'm going to show you uh how to finesse, how to finesse. How to finish literally, my frontal in this hair is from a deconstructor wig. I deconstructed one of my old wigs and boom new style, okay, i'm all about recycling and getting the getting my uh bang for my book, y'all for real. So if you guys would like to see how i achieved this, look, please keep on watching so now before we get into this video, i want to tell you guys that all the links down in my description bar once you click them and you purchase anything from Those links i do make a small percentage of each purchase that you guys make from using those links so um. If you guys want to help your girl out with getting extra incoming um every month or just if you like the products - and you really want to buy them their link, the links are down there below y'all for y'all to use. I always make sure that i choose and find the best deal for you guys because, like what, like money, don't grow on trees, okay and let's be real, but this neither here or there, neither here or there y'all. Let me get into that yeah! I don't want to get into that, but, ladies, you know what i want to get into this video. So let's go ahead and go okay, so this is how we're starting out real rough okay, i already kind of like detangled my hair. I have worried no one for a minute. Okay. So now i'm about to start forming my ponytail. I do my ponytails in twos. So whenever i do a ponytail, i always put my hair in half, so i can get a nice neat ponytail, because if i don't i break the scrunchie or it's not tight like i like it, i'm going to take my eben edge control. This is the extra strength edge control and i didn't want the edge control, my my nails, so i just used the bottom of my brush and just dipped it in there and just used that to apply the edge control on my hair once i had all the Edge control on my hair, i just went ahead and just smoothed it out, get it all over the hair coated because i'm not fin i'm not going to um flat iron. This hair - i just want it to get really smooth and sleek up here at the top. So i'm just taking my denman brush and making sure that all the hair underneath is coated with the edge control and also smooth. I don't want any knots. I don't like any knots, no lumps we want this as smooth as possible. This hair is only blow dried. Okay, so i'm just taking my hard brush and making sure that it's super smooth and then i'm gon na take two scrunchies. I like to take two scrunchies and i've been using these really big scrunchies lately, so that i don't have to worry about them breaking and they give me extra strength. Um, like extra tightness and their strength, is really awesome. So i always have to take two scrunchies and once i'm done smoothing my hair, i'm just going to secure a nice little ponytail right at the top. This ponytail, usually my first ponytail whenever i do ponytails, is like my anchor ponytail. That'S where, like um, where i want it to sit so that just helps me figure out where i want the point to sit and how i want it to sit, and i just i don't know it just makes it at ease. It just makes everything look really easy and breezy, nice and flat. I like my hair to be really really neat y'all, i'm a stickler for neatness and i'm gon na give y'all a disclaimer, because this literally doing my hair was a workout. I struggled so hard with doing my hair because my arms were getting tired, but you know we got her done and my hair looks really nice and neat y'all. So just keep on watching now that i have my top section in a nice neat ponytail, i'm going to take my flat irons and begin flat ironing the back section i flat on the back section only going by doing one pass through my hair and then i Come back when i'm finished, and this is what my hair looks like after being flat ironed just with one pass thick group, small groups, i was just taking little chunks and just flattering didn't take me long at all, and i just wanted the hair to look smooth Because you want that to look smooth because it will be blending, it has to look as smooth as the frontal will look and our hair for my hair texture is a little kinky when it's straight, so i just wanted to look as smooth as possible and here's What it looks like really, nice really smooth, really pretty i'm going to take my pump it up. I love my pump it up because it literally freezes my hair in in the place. So i'm just going to take this and then i'm going to take my care care wax, stick and begin applying that all around the perimeter of my hair in the back. Just to give me a little extra hold and help now i'm going to go ahead and start gathering it back up and just smoothing it out with my hard brush just making sure i get all the hairs placed in smooth like i want. I y'all perfectionist just know that the tear was smooth. I went back in with my pump it up for the second time, just to make sure that it when i brush it, it gets all over. The hair is in the back, and it's really flat and smooth. You know smooth is like what we was going for for this one, and then i just took my blow dryer on warm heat. I always use like a high heat setting so that they can go ahead and just freeze that like draw the pump it up or freeze spray in place, it literally just locks it in and it looks really nice. But once i did that um i'm going to go ahead and spray some more. I sprayed a lot. I went crazy y'all because i don't want this ponytail to go nowhere. I want it to last for about a good two weeks. I just want to see how long i can make this hair like house hairstyle last, you know and then once i did, that i'm gon na go, i'm gon na go ahead and begin to secure the whole ponytail and you guys are just gon na see how Flat baby, how flat and smooth this ponytail is, even with the front has the front half not being flat ironed. It still looks very smooth and just nice. Oh my gosh, like look at that lovely lovely, so i'm going to go ahead and spray a little bit more of that pump it up. Okay, because the hairs in the back are going nowhere darling. This hairstyle is going nowhere, darling, okay, i just love it. So then, i'm going to take my blow dryer on the warm setting and i'm going to just start just rubbing it up. You know rubbing it up, letting it dry and forcing it to stay and keep the hairs where they need to be don't go nowhere. You know so i did that you know i got it right. I got it right and i'm going to begin to work for the frontal i'm going to take. My 91 alcohol immediately begin cleaning off my edges in the front and then i'm going to take my bold, hold um hair, glue, lace, glue and begin applying my first layer, i did my frontal in sections this time around and um. I just took my time so you see this is the first layer here is me applying the second layer mm-hmm and to make sure i was able to apply my layers quicker, because i i was make applying thin amounts of glue for each layer. Now i'm going to go ahead and just apply the frontal making sure that i apply the frontal um directly on the glue. Oh, my gosh directly. On top of the glue you don't want any glue, um being exposed because the neck is sticky and it's just you know it's annoying to get off. It'S not a problem, but it is annoying. I'M going to take the back of my comb and begin pushing the lace down into the glue just making sure that it's flat and i'm going to go begin working on the other sections. Here'S the last section i'll do the same. Exact thing apply one layer of glue and let it dry, i believe, all in all. I believe i applied at least three to four layers of glue for each section. I really don't remember how many layers i did, but i know it's nothing below three. I always do at least three or four layers of glue for a nice really secure and long lasting hold. I did not use a stocking cap for this. Look because i was doing a swoop. You really didn't need to it. Doesn'T you don't necessarily have to have a stocking cap underneath your frontals? It'S all preference. I did not use a stocking cap for this and it still looks as just as natural as it would with the cap underneath. So this is actually my second time attempting to put the frontal into a ponytail okay guys, because the first time it wasn't that neat, it wasn't as flat as i wanted it or liked it or knew it could be um. I know i gave myself a really nice flat base, so i just needed to go ahead and go back through and take have some more patience with the frontal. So i went ahead and just took my time and did it and you know combed it really flat because i actually did not sew the frontal down in the back. It was really hard for me to do that. I couldn't see what i was doing and i just didn't like the idea of actually like sewing on this flat part right here, because, like that hurts i just that's going to be pulling and i don't need nothing pulling my hair. So i just decided to make sure that i combed and took my time with the flat iron. You know i said flat ironing hot comb and get flat and stuff like that and comb and get flat. Only thing i use to keep the hair flat. Nicening in place was pump it up the whole look literally is pump. It up pump pump pump it up. That'S what i grew up using, so that's what i use black jam pump it up, i'm old school. So this time when i secured the frontal, it was really nice, nice and it was flat and i loved it. So i went ahead and moved on from there once i did my little finishing touches and the ponytail was up. You guys see. I added like an extra little ponytail holder right there at the top just to make build my bun up, because that was going to help my bun be as small as it possibly could. And then i began to braid my hair down and that's what i'm doing now. I just see me braiding my hair braid by braid. It'S not like a neat braid, but it's just something. It'S just something. I found that i did practice doing different types of blends. Just to see which will give me like the flattest and smallest bun possible - and this was the putting it my hair in a braid - was the easiest way and gave me like the skinniest and flattest blend. I could possibly get from my hair, so i just began just wrapped it up, and then i took a ponytail holder and locked that in place. Okay, so now i'm going to take a black stocking cap and just put that over my bun, so that can protect my hair and be a layer between the the glue and my hair. Since i wanted like a really playful, like barbie ponytail, i mean yeah, barbie, ponytail type of thing like curly and playful. I did the bun instead of the braid and braiding it down, because the braid will weigh the hair dye and not give it that body and flow that i needed. So this is the way that the method that i chose to do, and what i did right here was just make sure i sprayed that pump it up and just make sure that the frontal in my real hair, meshed together, really nice and now i'm going to Take my gossipy glue, free spray and spray that all over the bun and then i'm going to spill hair glue into the frontal y'all. Oh my gosh, but it's okay, because hair glue dries black and even though a little bit falling apart, you can't even tell all i did was just rub it in as best as good as i could and it just you can't even tell it's in there. So i just kept on moving on and this process was really hard, so i don't show you guys the whole thing, but all i'm doing is applying glue onto the base of the bun and then i'm taking the tracks and just wrapping them down the bun. This is going to give the bun the height that i would like for it to have and just have the bot and give it the body that i desire it's to have as well. So this is me putting the track on there. I just put the track on there now you got ta hold it down for a little while and then you're just gon na begin to wrap the tracks down the glue down the base of your bun. It'S really really easy and simple. So once i got all the hair glued down the base of the bun, it is time to start working with this um suit baby. So i'm just taking my pump it up and making sure that i saturate the hair a little bit. I took a little bit of that black gel in my comb and just began to comb it a little bit uh through the base of the swoop, and i just begin begin to afford my swoop um the way i i don't really show you guys how i Really for my swoop, but all i did for this was just make sure i saturated it in the black gel and the pump it up. And then i just got my suit placed to where i wanted it, and i had all the hair gathered up behind my ear and i make sure i saturate that as well with the pump it up because the pump it up really freezes the hair. It'S i've had my hair probably done for about two to three days now and my soup has not bushed moved whatsoever like it is literally frozen in a place. So i do take my time with making sure that my you know soup is formed and nice and neat and flat, and then i'm going to take bobby pins and i'm just going to make sure that they just hold them in place. So here's the bobby pin - and i just take it and i'm going to put that in there just so that can hold my body my swoop in place. While i go ahead and work on the back end and then i'm going to take a second one and have it go from the opposite direction, because this one, the second body pin really matters the most as well, because the way we're gon na move the rest Of the hair, so it can blend in with the ponytail that will it will cause it to move. So you want that bobby pin right there to just go ahead and freeze it in this place, so i also went ahead and sprayed some more pump. It up right there, so it can stay frozen. Now i'm going to spray pump it up along the length of my swoop and take my comb and just my fine tooth comb and smooth it out, and this is how i'm going to begin to do the wrap around the base of my ponytail. I'M going to take the hair and bring it up and around the back of my hair, so they begin to wrap around the ponytail. I'M going to take my blow dryer on warm heat and just secure that right there. For the time being so now, i'm going to take some black gel on the back end of my rat tail comb and just begin to swoop these baby pairs and get them all in place in its shape. And then we're going to finish the wrap around my ponytail and i cut it off camera and then i'll be back, and this is what we're looking like after we we chopped her up, we gave her a little cut baby. All i did was i bent over and pulled the hair and i just cut it and then i stood up and flipped it back, and then i just cut it at the nape of my neck for it to be like a nice cute bob. Now, what i'm about to do is take my babyliss curling iron and it's a one and a half inch curling iron and i'm just going to throw some quick, big and soft curls into this ponytail, because i wanted it to have bar body and be like barbie-ish. So i want those to loosen up so they're going to loosen up really nice and cute, and then i'm going to come back and show y'all guys show you guys what the finished product looks like with my makeup and outfit on and all that good stuff. And i hope you guys really enjoyed this video if you already this far into this video, please go ahead and subscribe click, the bell notification to be updated with all my videos and go ahead and comment, and let me go and let me know what you guys, Like to see from me during this year of 2021 and yes be sure to click the description bar to see all the products that i use and everything like that. If i did not mention this before - which i do not believe i mentioned it, this frontal in the hair that i am using is from royal hair company. I mean royal hair collection, i'm i always just mess up everything um, but yes, this. I will put the name in the description bar their website link in the description bar and as well as put it up here on the screen. For you guys to see and i'll be back you you here,