What Wig???? How To Put A Full Lace Unit In A Ponytail/Bun Ft. Hergivenhair

What wig this wig is so official guys like it looks so natural. This is the herkiman hair for lace unit and I was asked if I could lay it flat and put it in a ponytail and also put it in a bun. So in this video I'm showing you what this unit can do, it's so versatile. There are a number of different styles that you can do. I'M gon na show you guys a style for work, let's get into it, so we're starting off. Looking like, we just came off the set of set it off, so I braided my hair bag and I typically don't do corn rolls, but I wanted a super flat look. So I did bring my hair down. I applied got to be glue around my edges and now I'm using the coal setting to kind of dry it until it gets tacky and then I'm gon na proceed to lay my wig cap over it. So I'm just carefully placing my wig cap down over my hair Hinnom. Looking car easy right now, but we're gon na be fabulous by the end. I'M placing got to be glue on the top of the wig cap along the edges. Then I'm gon na cut the parameter in the front off just so that I don't have that little band in the front. So then it's able to create a more natural look and carefully cut that you don't want your edges to be cut along the way. That would be horrible, so we're just doing that right now. Now, I'm just making sure everything is nice and aligned, and then I'm going to proceed to put on my wig. If you have not seen my original tutorial on my full lace, wig be sure to go back and watch that video. It showed you how I bleached two knots, also how I practice what products I used on it to get it looking as amazing as it looked early so yeah, let's get into it, so I'm gon na put the wig on and I'm just aligning everything I am Gon na push my wig cap back some so that it kind of shows some of my hairline. I initially went to the process of prepping my baby hair. You guys see their hairline that hair lines nice, so I just went through the process of pumping my baby hairs just a little bit so that the line of demarcation is not beause. I'M adding a bobby pin and I'm just fixing the baby here a bit, but you can wait until after you start your bunch to do this. I noticed that all the work I put in prior didn't really matter. I had to actually slip the baby hair down a little bit once I begin prepping those ponytail and a bun situation, so you can wait till later. You can do it beforehand, it's really up to you and I'm using God to begin to do so, and don't worry about the white residue that you see, I use aloe vera juice in order to help with the flakiness or that little white residue, and sometimes after It dries you no longer see that, but just to ensure that there isn't any white flakes. I always just spray aloe vera juice, but you can spray water, whatever you have. The other very juice really does a good job. Okay. So this is what we're working with this hair looks bomb, but it looks like it's going to be a challenge to put it in a ponytail right. The most helpful way to create styles and to manipulate the hair in general is by spraying water. I do have argan oil of Morocco conditioner in this bottle with the water. The water is really going to help to weigh down the hair a bit more and make the hair more pliable, so that I can now manipulate it easily. It'S pretty much the same concept as manipulating your natural hair. You wouldn't necessarily want to manipulate it without making sure that it's moisturized and hydrated, so I'm using my Denman brush to kind of define the top area and then I'm going to add a crocodile clip so that I can proceed to do the same thing to the Other side, and I'm also using my rat tail comb just to make sure any flyaways or anything you're kind of tamed. So I'm gon na do the same thing and then I'll come back on and explain the rest of the process actually notice. I did leave out some tousled curls. You do not have to do that. You can pull that back if you like, but I think it kind of adds some Flair to the look and adds a bit more femininity. So I left that out. I'M using my diamond brush, I love my diamond brush and it's actually a dupe one and I'm using a large goody band in order to put my hair in a ponytail. This is a lot of hair guys. If you oh, and be careful when putting that in your mouth, there might be some hair on it to avoid getting hair in your mouth. You might want to just double it before you grip the hair to make your ponytail, but I'm just wrapping it around twice and after wrapping it. You just pull all the hair through and you have this big voluminous gorgeous ponytail and you can wear your hair like this to work or just any occasion. I feel like this. Hairstyle is just a really effortless look, but I'm gon na go a step further and put it in a bun. You may have to pull the front up again to make sure everything is aligned and fix the baby hairs. But once you have everything structured, it should be good, so I'm spraying the water and conditioner on the hair, and then I'm gon na use my Denman brush to find the tousled pearls. It just brings the crows to life like look at how amazing those rows. Look after this process, I'm gon na add curls curl control jelly, and this is their blueberry blitz line. I'M just applying that to the top part of my hair. This will create a bit of hold as well as reduce frizz, and the look is finished for the ponytail. How cute is that disregard the whole conditioner? That'S still on my hair, I didn't rub that in and forgive me I did decide to add concealer to the start of my hairline, so that everything's, nice and blended, so after doing that, I'm gon na proceed to add liner, I'm using color, dark brown and I Believe this would draw down a pencil and I'm just kind of filling in the area near the part so that it looks more natural. Now it's time for the bun, I'm just going to find the center of the hair where the ponytail holder is and then I'm gon na. Add a ponytail holder over that area. I'M creating like a doughnut type structure in the middle and then I'm gon na pull another hair band over that area. And then, if you kind of tug on that area in the middle, where it looks like the donut and pull the hair through a little more. But not all the way through then it creates a bun. You could purchase a little bun guide. I guess that's what you call it from Sally's or from your local beauty supply store, and I have one, but I was fearful that it was gon na be too small for all of this hair. So I just decided to do it this way and it's really easy and you don't have to use any additional tools or anything so I'm just kind of tugging on the hair, just to make sure the bun looks more full and if you notice there's an area In the back that's left out, I was just gon na wrap it around, but I noticed that that wasn't giving me the look that I wanted. So I decided to just lay that hair back toward the bun and just Center it in the middle. If you tuck it in the middle of that little the opening of the donut, then it makes for a really nice seamless, bun. I didn't fight you guys to actually pin that area down in the middle. I didn't do that. So some of the hair was coming out later on through the day, but once I actually used a bobby pin, it was really secured. So this is the final look guys we're looking all professional ready to take over the company. You all see that bit of hair. That'S coming out in the back: that's what I was referring to just use a bobby pin in the middle, and you won't have to worry about that area. How cute is that bun and I'm gon na add some classes just to kind of give a little more work by these, I believe, are from I buy direct. I haven't worn these in forever. I'Ve had them for years, but I really like these, so I hope that you guys enjoy this tutorial, be sure to use the link in the description box for her, given hair, full lace unit or any of her given hair, they are hosting a Black Friday sale. This week, so you want to go to their site and check out some of those deals be sure to LIKE comment and subscribe. I will see you all in my next video bye, guys