Sleek, Shing young tutorial. This hairstyle might seem a little complicated, but with my step by step process, you will see that it's very easy to follow these steps and the front. Decide where the parting is going to be put in the hot rollers as you see. I suggest the silver clips you can get them tighter and right next to each other. In the back, scoop up half the hair behind the ears and put in a ponytail you wanted to round the back of the head and have it pointing down and look lower there. You want to add another ponytail at the end.

So lift this ponytail up out of the way and underneath the hair that's left down, put in for hot rollers rolling up Take the rollers out, and don't disturb the curls. going to loop the main ponytail under and spread it out. And then bobby pin those edges there. That'll help keep the shape. And you're going to take care of from the back of that front section, a slice of it, and draw it in the back, put in a small plastic and pin the four curls at the bottom that you took out, you want to add elastic at the ends of those they will help immensely in building out this style. So now at the front temporal section, you're going to take another slice of hair and bring it up and over that first slice and pin it on the other side of the ponytail.

Then do the left side and then go back to the right side and grab another piece. So you have this lovely crisscross going on. Now bring back the second half of the left section. And you can go into as much detail or keep as simple as you wish. And however thick your clients hair is. Now your last sign on the left, your last piece on the left, bring that over and the crown should be done.

Now you're gonna bring up those four curls on the bottom. Just bring them up in a looping effect and bobby pin them and don't worry about shaping the ends yet. We're not going to do that right now. No. So now everything's pinned in. And you're going to take all your ponytail and and the ends from your front sections and make large pin curls.

Yes, you can do this. The live model, her hair is a little bit shorter than the mannequin. And she, as you can see has less slices going across. This is a great style that you can really adapt in many different ways you can add braids into those slices. There's just a lot of things that you can do. What's most important is learning my ponytail construction style, and saving your decorating to the end then you don't get lost in your up dues.

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