How to Make a Cheerleading Ponytail

Make sure your hair is clean, but not wet.,Put a hair elastic or two on your wrist.,Depending on hair thickness and type, use a brush or wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair., Once the hair is detangled, drape over your hand., Sweep the hair with...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Make sure your hair is clean

    Creating hairstyles on wet hair can cause breakage, especially on thick hair.

    It's a good idea to include conditioner as well as shampoo when washing your hair.

    It is a good idea to create your ponytail on hair that is a day or two old of a wash, if manageable.
  2. Step 2: but not wet.

    ,, Use your comb to comb upwards (towards your forehead).

    Try not to leave any hair out.

    If baby hairs are difficult to gather, grab a fine-toothed comb and run it over them until your hair is smooth. , Do not let go; this will just reset the whole process., Twist it into a figure eight, grab the empty hole, and slide it downwards to the base of the ponytail.

    Repeat this as many times as needed.,, To do this, grab a small section of your ponytail, and wrap it around your elastic.

    Use a bobby pin to secure the hair wrap., If you are going to be participating in some kind of cheerleading event, you might want to use a cheer bow; your cheer bow should have a hair elastic attached to it.

    Grab your elastic and slide it down to the base of the ponytail.

    Twist it into a figure eight, grab the empty hole, and slide it downwards the base of the ponytail.

    For a regular bow, with a clip, you must open the clip by separating the two lips; slide it in where you would like the bow to be, and press the two lips shut. , Open the clip, by separating the two lips.

    Slide it in where you would like the bow to be, and press the two lips shut.,
  3. Step 3: Put a hair elastic or two on your wrist.

  4. Step 4: Depending on hair thickness and type

  5. Step 5: use a brush or wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair.

  6. Step 6: Once the hair is detangled

  7. Step 7: drape over your hand.

  8. Step 8: Sweep the hair with your hand

  9. Step 9: until you find the height you would like your ponytail to be.

  10. Step 10: Grab your hair elastic and slide it down to the base of the ponytail.

  11. Step 11: Tug on your ponytail gently to make sure it's in place.

  12. Step 12: Hide the elastic

  13. Step 13: if desired.

  14. Step 14: Add a bow if you'd like.

  15. Step 15: Add a few barrettes to keep your hair in place.

  16. Step 16: Grab your hair spray

  17. Step 17: and do a quick spritz all over your hair.

Detailed Guide

Creating hairstyles on wet hair can cause breakage, especially on thick hair.

It's a good idea to include conditioner as well as shampoo when washing your hair.

It is a good idea to create your ponytail on hair that is a day or two old of a wash, if manageable.

,, Use your comb to comb upwards (towards your forehead).

Try not to leave any hair out.

If baby hairs are difficult to gather, grab a fine-toothed comb and run it over them until your hair is smooth. , Do not let go; this will just reset the whole process., Twist it into a figure eight, grab the empty hole, and slide it downwards to the base of the ponytail.

Repeat this as many times as needed.,, To do this, grab a small section of your ponytail, and wrap it around your elastic.

Use a bobby pin to secure the hair wrap., If you are going to be participating in some kind of cheerleading event, you might want to use a cheer bow; your cheer bow should have a hair elastic attached to it.

Grab your elastic and slide it down to the base of the ponytail.

Twist it into a figure eight, grab the empty hole, and slide it downwards the base of the ponytail.

For a regular bow, with a clip, you must open the clip by separating the two lips; slide it in where you would like the bow to be, and press the two lips shut. , Open the clip, by separating the two lips.

Slide it in where you would like the bow to be, and press the two lips shut.,

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