How to Make Hair Extensions into a Ponytail
The most convenient way to integrate additions into your everyday design is to use them as a horse end. A pony-tail design negates the need for tying or braiding, weaving and sticking the additions into your locks. It requires only moments to convert brief locks into a lengthy, lively horse end, and the look is short-term. You can eliminate the horse end after a few time, use it all day or keep it in until so when you hair shampoo.
Hair additions come in wefts. The weft is the item along the top of the expansion that the locks dangle from. The length of the locks weft should be at least 12 inches. The natural locks that dangles from the weft comes in a wide range of designs and shades. Choose on the design of locks that you will be using.
Instructions
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Pull your own locks into a ponytail and protect it firmly with a rubberband. Examine in the reflection to make sure that there are no short extensions clinging and that the ponytail is placed where you want.
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Place the locks expansion weft smooth on a strong surface so that it is absolutely unrolled. Hair comb through any locks clinging from the weft to make sure they are not twisted or lost.
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Now hold one end of the weft and insert it a little bit within the rubberband that is having your ponytail, and use a bobby pin to ensure it is in the right position.Cycle the locks expansion around your ponytail once and make sure it is positioned properly. Proceed looping the locks expansion around the ponytail, and pin into the area every time you do so until the whole expansion is placed in.
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Finally, consider taking aside a little area of locks now. Protect this little area around the ponytail to protect the weft joint and the rubberband.
