Sentences with phrase «secure ponytail»

Continue this step until you reach the point where you'd like to secure your ponytail with a rubber band.

Do your normal part (mine is in the middle), and secure your ponytail with a regular hair tie.

Secure the ponytail with a discreet hair tie.

Keeping your head upside down, secure a ponytail at your crown with an elastic band.

Secure the ponytail with a discreet hair pin, and wrap it for a formal bun.

Secure your ponytail as normal, but instead of wrapping the hair tie around your entire pony on the last wrap, pull only the bottom half of your ponytail through.

Secure ponytail with an elastic band.

In fact, they believe in its power so much that they wear it everywhere; around their necks, on their wrists, and even as hair ties the secure their ponytails.

It's hard to explain but I pull the top part back out after securing the ponytail.

Not exact matches

Then, tease the top section and add it to your ponytail, securing it with the second hair tie.

Step 3: Tilt your chin down and secure hair at the nape of the neck with a hair elastic to create a low ponytail.

With the tailcomb, gently tease the ponytail to create more texture, spin ponytail around to create a chignon at nape of neck and secure with a straight pin or bobby pin

If you're heading out for a night on the town, use a fancier clip to secure your hair back or if you have short hair, you can use a Hairdo Long Ponytail that clips in to give you extra length or splashes of color.

For a secure bun, put your hair in a ponytail, twist it, then wrap your twisted ponytail around the base, using a hair tie to secure.

Use one to secure the sides and back of your hair in a ponytail, leaving the top section of your hair out.

Then, tease the top section and add it to your ponytail, securing it with the second hair tie.

Next, twist the ponytail into a side bun and secure it with bobby pins.

Her hair was pulled up and a high ponytail was tightly secured.

after pulling my hair back into a ponytail and securing it with an elastic, I then always tease some out at the top to form a bump with my fingers.

Next, divide your ponytail into three equal sections and braid all the way to the end of your hair and secure with transparent elastic.

I then curled all my hair, and gathered the hair on one side, securing it with a small ponytail holder.

Wrap the fishtail braid around the base of your ponytail and secure it with bobby pins to hide the hair elastic from view.

Gather all your hair (including the braid) into a mid-level ponytail at the back of your head and secure it with a hair elastic.

Once your French braid has reached the crown of your head, secure it with a hair elastic into a high half ponytail.

Now take this braid, wrap it around the base of your ponytail to hide the hair elastic from view, and secure it with a bobby pin under your ponytail.

Roll this twisted ponytail into a messy low bun and secure it by inserting bobby pins into it from all directions.

Wrap the ponytail around your elastic and secure the ends with a couple of bobby pins to keep them in place.

Roll your twisted ponytail into a bun and secure it to the top of your head with the help of bobby pins.

Gather it into a low, tight ponytail and secure with a hair elastic.

5) Smooth back of head with brush and meet the bottom section to the ponytail and secure with elastic band.

Twist and roll the ponytail into a low messy bun and secure it to your head by inserting bobby pins into it from all sides.

To make them feel grown up, French braid your bangs carefully, tie your hair up in a crisp ponytail, secure the braid with a discreet hair pin, and wrap a section of hair around your hair with another miniature braid to conceal it.

To copy Kirsten's gorgeous «do, pull your hair behind into a ponytail and wrap it, securing it behind your head.

For a collection inspired by the gardens of Paris, hair was given a deep side part, then pulled into a low side ponytail on the opposite side, and secured with both fabric and real orchids.

Wrap the braid around the base of the ponytail and insert U-shaped pins to secure it.

Step 1: Pull your hair into a loose ponytail, and secure it with an elastic at your crown.

Next, lightly brush hair up into a high ponytail, secure with an elastic, and divide it into four sections.

For a little more polish, take a small section of your ponytail, wrap it around the elastic several times, and secure it at the base with a pin.

Secure your hair in a ponytail as normal.

Make a small ponytail on the crown of your head and secure it.

Secure the bottom half of your hair up in a regular tight ponytail before adding the top section to it.

Split your ponytail in half with your hair tie when securing it.

«Wrap the ponytail around the tie and secure with bobby pins.

Pull the section up from the temples into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic.

To match it, blow - dry hair back using a boar - bristle brush and secure in a high ponytail.

Pro tip from this look: try a high ponytail / braid hybrid by looping a length of hair around the top of it and securing it just the way you would hide a hair tie.

Start by securing the top portion of your hair with a hair tie in a ponytail at your desired height.

Now, separate your ponytail and braid it all the way to the tips and secure with hair ties.

That's an option, but the bobby pins help keep the felt in place and your ponytail secure.

With your narrow piece of felt, from step 1, start underneath where you want your ponytail to rest and wrap the felt around your hair twice and secure underneath with two bobby - pins (through the underside of the felt and into the ponytail).