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Unclip the top section, and run a brush through it again. Use one hand to hold your hair into a ponytail, and use the other hand to smooth out the top section, making sure it's sleek and smooth. Tie it with a hair tie, making sure it's secure against the crown of your head. Ariana doesn't usually wear loose ponytails, so you should wrap the holder around your hair 2-3 times so that it's tight. You may want to use a gel, hair spray, or other hair product to increase the sleekness of your ponytail. Use your brush to smooth down any flyaways. If you don't have naturally straight hair, start with blown out hair to make your ponytail sleeker. Grab a small piece from the back of the ponytail. Wrap it around the base of the ponytail so that it completely hides the hair tie. Ariana never has chunky hair ties showing, and this will make the entire hairstyle look more polished. Bobby pin the strand of hair into place. Once your ponytail is secured, you'll need to add some curls to blend it with the rest of your hair. It's easiest to do this after your ponytail is up because you can see exactly where you need to curl. Again, you'll only want to curl the very ends of each strand, rather than the entire piece. Once you've created your curls, run your fingers through them to soften them up. Lift your ponytail straight up, and use a rattail comb or hairbrush to tease the base. This will a bit of lift and volume to the ponytail, so that it looks extra full and bouncy. Make sure to only backcomb the underside of the ponytail, so that the top still looks smooth and sleek. Spray your hairstyle with hairspray to ensure that it holds up all day.
Tie your top section into a ponytail. Cover your hair tie with a strand of hair. Curl the ends of your ponytail. Tease your ponytail.