Hey everybody, welcome back to my channel. So today I'm going to be showing you how to do this ponytail on short hair with better length extensions. Now these extensions are formulated for African American hair. They are clippin, extensions to match, relaxed or straightened natural hair. And I like these clippings. They're pretty soft and they didn't shed or tangle on me so I really like that. So basically they're going to be the same as putting in clippings in the normal way, except the first two clippings I'm going to put in at the bottom. I'm clipping upside down so that it's easy for the clippings you put in a ponytail without a bulge or kind of like a bump underneath. And then you're going to clip in all the rest of the hair the way I normally would. And I have two other in-depth clip-in tutorials showing you how I do that. But you just fill in the hair where you need more fullness. And I'm going to make a part to do my swoop bang. And here I've just made up a part pretty close to my forehead so that I can lay a track across the front so that that hair can swoop in front of my face. The only reason I'm filling this in is because my hair is short in the front. I'm not going to lie, I kind of stole this hairstyle from Rihanna. It's basically just a plain ponytail with a swoop bang. But I wanted to do a ponytail because sometimes I want my hair to be in a ponytail but I can't do that with like a wig or something because I don't have that much hair in the back. So I figured clippings would work a lot better for this. So all I have to do is just make sure that my hair is slicked down. There's nothing sticking out so I use a lot of bobby pins. This is for all my people whose hair doesn't reach the ponytail length requirement in the back. You know I'm saying. So I use my formation spritz by design essentials to kind of help the hairs stay down just in case there's any stray short hairs or flyaways. Now you can wrap a piece of hair around the band if you want it to be more elegant looking like if you're going into a holiday party or something like that. You can just take a piece of hair from underneath and wrap it around and bobby pin it down. It's really really simple. It's kind of difficult to do because you'd have to make sure that you strategically bobby pin it so that it stays. Yeah, just so you guys get the gist. That's what I was trying to do. Try to do it on a different day as you can see my makeups different. But this completely up to you. You don't have to do it. It's optional. Just looks a little more neat. So I know that this was a quick and pretty simple tutorial but I hope that you guys enjoyed it and you learned something just in case you were looking for different ways to switch your hair up for the holidays. So if you want more information about better length extensions be sure to check the description box because I'll probably have a coupon code in there so check that out. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye!