Re-Styling A Lace Wig Install | Crimp Ponytail|❤️ Hairsmarket Hair Company

Hey beauties and welcome back to her husband, tini today's tutorial I'll, be transforming the part down the middle crumbs to a crimped ponytail with the two little game pieces. So before we got into just styling, I did just go ahead and give her a little touch-up on her wig installation, because we are we spelling this wig about a week later after installing so of caramel. I did go ahead into her a wig touch-up, but now I'm thinking about it, I should have recorded it because that would be something you guys want to see, but I would do another. I would do I actually recorded tutorial as far as touching up a wig. That'S still installed on someone's head, but, as I mentioned in the beginning of this video today, style will be doing a crunch ponytail with the two little bang pieces like two little straight strips in the front, and I thought this hairstyle inspiration from a known stylist by The name of I am Jonathan on Instagram. He does this style a lot, especially in different colors, Pink's, blues greens and so on, and I just wanted to give this style a try now. The first thing I'm going to do is just go ahead and hot comb. Their hair out in the front, because you wanted to still be kind of smooth and, as you know, me as possible, and then I'm gon na put out the two sections where the little bang areas will fall. They just try to get those nice and symmetrical as symmetrical as possible as you can get them, and once I get it where I want it to be, and the size I'm just going to go ahead and twist those two pieces together and I'll secure them with The clip because this will be the only hair that will be like left out and everything else will be up in that ponytail. So now that you have that sectioned off, I'm just gon na go ahead and begin to pull the hair up in a ponytail. And I will smooth it out using my comb, I'm just really trying to get the ponytail as neat as possible before actually combing it down and using a little bit of that guy to be sprayed so kind of like molded. But I don't want it to be. Like super super hard, I just wanted it to be like molded enough, where the hair won't be frizzy and the front or move, and you know with doing this with the lace wig. It is a lot of work, especially if you are not wetting the way completely but um what I learned from another youtubers channel as far as doing ponytails, they actually wet the wig up and then shake the motor. So I will get that. I will. I give that method a try later on in another ponytail video, but for today I just did do the ponytail dry and I'm just taking a big, regular, rubber band and just you know, creating my ponytail pulling all their hair out pulling the hair tight and I'm Just gon na go on with my comb and continue to smooth and also use that got to be spray, so just tap down any of those little pieces and slide ways that still may be lifting and, of course, we're not gon na leave the rubberband showing like That I would do the whole wraparound method as far as covering up that rubber being in, and I will actually use two strips of hair to give it. You know some height and everything like that. What you will see later on in this video as well, but also you do want to go ahead and spray up the back. So it is nice and neat as well as in the front as well, and you may, if you are gluing the back of the wig because you're putting it tight, it may lift the back lace, but you can always just go back in and glue it back Down so that you do have that issue, which I do glue the back of her weaves down, because she actually has like very, very short, hair, like a haircut type of short hair like shorter than an inch. So we can't braid her down. So I always have to glue the front and back of her wigs, but nevertheless, as I mentioned, I will be doing the wraparound part around the ponytail and, if you guys don't remember this hair is from Harris market. You will see other video with the crimps that we have not seen it already just check that video out and this is that same hair and I'm just doing like a wee style video. But as you can see, I'm doing the wraparound part and I'm just combing and smoothing out the hair using that got to be spray to continue to do my wrap around. So the ponytail does look whate neater and I'm just gon na do this process twice. This is the first strip of hair that I grabbed and I will go ahead and grab another strip of hair after this, and we do that same process over again to give it more of a height. So now that that part is complete, I'm gon na go ahead and begin to actually crimp out this ponytail. Now, if you wanted to leave the wild look like that, you could have and just party added a little mousse to define the curls, but we are going to crimp the ponytail part and, as I mentioned, I take this idea from. I am Jonathan on Instagram. So I'm just gon na go in with my Bed Head crimper and begin to crimp that ponytail. You know piece by piece and pretty much. You will see like how it looks as I go along. It would start to like coming to formation and everything like that and right now, I'm not using any spray at all to create these crimps. This is just with the hair just dry, you know no type of spray or anything, and it's still created like these beautiful crimps without having to use any spray, and I'm just spreading the crimps out a little bit and I'm just pretty much there like one on The side one on the center and one on the other side - and I just repeated this until I got to the top like the ponytail. So now we are getting closer to the top. Well pretty much. We are at the top and I'm going to go ahead and crimp in the rest of the hair, and you want to make sure you do comb their hair out, but for these top clients I am using some spray. You can kind of see the wave pattern in this hair once I combed it out with that spray on it. But of course we want that curl to be more popping more to find so M, plus the style that I'm doing like you really want the crimps to really show so make sure you do come up their hair, and I did like, I said, add a little Bit holding spray to the top crimp and you can actually see the difference, but the top ones look a little more harder and the bottom ones look a little softer. I could kind of see the difference so yeah, but I'm just gon na go ahead and, like I said, crimp the side and then clip the center and then crimp the other side. And I would spread out the crimps like how you see me doing after each crimp, and I would just pretty much you know, get everything in shape where I want it to lay. So I'm just gon na continue to crimp those other sides so that everything now that everything is all crimp, though I'm just spreading those crimps out just to make sure that it falls to my liking and combing. It upward to give it some type of height. I don't want it to be like flat flat and now I'm just gon na go ahead and unravel those two little twists. I'M not gon na leave them curly, I'm actually going to flat iron them, and I do have one of the thermal MIT yalta. Sometimes this for the iron begin hot all around like the gripping part, and I don't be trying to burn my hands. So I did put on my look thermal mitt that usually comes with your warm colors if you purchase them, but like I mentioned, I just went ahead and flat iron in those are two Bank pieces. Add a little got to be sprayed just um. You know calm. The hair down, so it's not flying too crazy in that area, and then I'm just gon na take a razor and just razor it down just a little bit. So it's not super super long and I'm just gon na go back in with that flat iron. Once again, just to make sure it's symmetrical and everything like that, but this pretty much you know, sums up the current ponytail. Look that I was going for. I hope you guys like this. It'S something quick and simple. You know something I never really did on my channel, so you know just trying new things out, but let me know what you guys think: