Hey YouTube! Welcome back to my channel, it's your girl Amy Shuh, and if you want to see how I achieve this cute, sleek, fluffy ponytail, keep on watching! So to do this, ponytail you need water, your choice of gel, a bristle brush, white to comb, red to comb, and a dimmed brush, your choice of hair. Here I'm using the free truss crochet hair in Google Curl and Beach Curl and also hair ties. Now to start, I decided to do a side part, so I'm going to hit and map out my parting, then I'm going to section my hair off into smaller, more manageable sections. Now, I'm beginning with the back, I'm going to split that with some water and work that through. And my hair felt pretty dry actually, so I'm going to use some hair milk by my L, or Ganesh, just to add some moisture into it. Then I'm going to take my white to comb to the tingle a little bit more, and then smooth and detangle a little bit further with my dimmed brush. And now I'm going in with the gel, I decided to use the Eagle Style Super Protein, which is my absolutely favorite ecosystem, by the side of the tees that I'm focusing mainly on my roots, because that's the part that I need to be the most flat. And I'm going to go in with my dimmed brush to smooth it all in and get it pretty much as fast as possible, then just use a hair tie to put it away. Then I just follow those same steps on my next section, so I split it with some water, going with the hair milk, since my hair is so dry, detangle a white to comb, smooth with my dimmed brush to the gel in. And then smooth again to lay it down with the dimmed brush again. And I literally just repeat the same step all over my head in small sections. We're going to small sections, it seems to be the easiest for me to use my hair, so thick. But if you don't have hair that says thick is mine, you probably don't need to separate it as much. Now that I got the gel through all of my hair, I'm just showing you with the back looks light, and I did want to make sure that I got any parts from the sections out, and then just brush my hair altogether into a little ponytail. Then to smooth the top of my head, because I didn't want it to be as wavy as it was, I took the bristle brush and just made sure that I smoothed it as much as I could. I didn't realize that it didn't take all of the ways out of my head, because I really didn't want to use it, but it definitely reduced it, so I was okay with it. But I basically just made sure that my hair was as flat as I possibly could get it, and just made sure that it was as smooth as it could be with the bristle brush. Now that you can see now my hair is nice and slick back, then I just take a hair tie, put my hair in a ponytail. And I actually ended up liking this look. This is a little bit of a look with just my natural hair, but we're going to add hair today. So I took the back part, put it into twisted it around each other, and just basically put another hair tie around it to create a little bun, or a small of a bun that I could get. And then I went in with my, I just brushed in the same gel, which was again super protein by E.C.L.S.L, and I just went ahead and laid my, I just... Alright, once that was laid, I went ahead and tied a scarf from my head just to make sure that it dries flat and in place. And while I had the scarf in my head, I went ahead and got my hair ready, some starting off with beach curl 12 inches by free trust. And what I do is I take the section, or I take the section, put it into a hair tie. So basically I just loop the hair tie around the hair. Then I went through and basically just combed out or separated the curls in the hair. Because I didn't want the hair to be as neat as it was, I wanted it to be a little wild and with more volume, so I eventually went ahead and took a wide tooth comb and just brushed it through, or should I say combed it through. Then I decided that I was going to take the other hair that I had and actually just use that with the beach curl and this other hair is the go-go curl. So I did the same thing, I detangle it and separated the curl and combed it through with the white tooth comb. And then what I basically did was split both of the hairs into two sections. Then I took one section from each and put it together. And then just did that same loop thing with the hair tie around it. So basically I had two sets of hairs and both of them was half of each pack. And I decided to do it that way just because I wanted it really thick. I didn't want to thin ponytail. Alright so now that I have my two, I go ahead and take one. Wreck the hair tie around my bun and I made that as like the bottom section. And then I took the other one and wrapped that around my bun as well and basically put that on top. And I like to do that as well just so I made sure that it covered my actual bun because I did not want that to show with forever. So here I'm just kind of fixing it and adjusting it. I did decide that I wanted it a little bigger so I would back in with my white tooth comb to brush it out a little bit more. Then I took a small section from the back of my head and wrapped that around the base of the ponytail. And then I just went in with some scissors to shape it a little better. I am horrible when it comes to cutting so I tried my best. So yeah I just went through and cut small sections to kind of get the look that I was looking for. And that's pretty much it. That's how I got this nice cute fluffy ponytail. So thank you for watching my video. I really really appreciate it. 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