Today’s tutorial is a style I’ve worn before but never considered filming a tutorial for it. It’s an easy way to dress up a simple ponytail and works great as a heatless hairstyle too.
I’m sharing today’s tutorial in partnership with Yelloow hair extensions. They’re made from keratin fiber so they act and feel just like real hair but are a fraction of the price. You can curl and straighten them and each set comes with 10 wefts of hair. I love wearing hair extensions in some of my hairstyles to help add extra volume and fullness.
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Dutch Fishtail Pony Supplies:
Dutch Fishtail Pony Instructions:
Prep: For today’s tutorial, I’m using my hair extensions from Yelloww. They’re made from Keratin fiber but they feel and act just like real hair and you can curl and straighten them too. Each set includes 10 wefts of hair and are multi-tonal so they blend in better with your natural hair.
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- Step 1 / To start this hairstyle, pick up a section of hair at the top of the head and divide it into three sections.
- Step 2 / Cross the left strand under the middle, then cross the right strand under the middle.
- Step 3 / Now combine the middle and left strand together.
- Step 4 / Take a small piece from the left side and cross it under to the right side. Pick up a new section and cross it under to the left side.
- Step 5 / Then take a small piece from the right side, cross it under the left, pick up a new section of hair and cross it under to the left side.
- Step 6 / Repeat those steps continuing the dutch fishtail braid until all of the hair is brought into the braid and it reaches the nape of the neck.
- Step 7 / Now tie off the end of the braid with a hair band at the nape of my neck.
- Step 8 / Go back over the braid and pull on the edges to make it wider and more full.
- Step 9 / Then take a section of hair from the ponytail, wrap it around the hair band, and pin it underneath with a bobby pin.
Hello, I’m new to your blog but I love it! I love doing hair.. i can do my mom’s and my sister’s hair very well but I have trouble doing my own. So I have a couple questions, what do you suggest for hair bands? To prevent breakage, my hair tends to get oily even though I wait 2-3 days to wash because if I go longer I get dandruff… and I wash with apple cider vinegar, rinse with cold water and either cold blow dry my hair or wait until it’s almost dry to brush.. I still have horrible split ends and what some people call “bristle hair” I use argan oil, almond oil or coconut oil.. my shampoo and conditioner is very safe and recommended by the Duggars hairstylist…. I need advice please? last but not least? what type of brushes do you recommend?
I use the hair bands from Scunci or Goody. I really love using a Wet Brush or wood bristle brush. You can find all of these on Amazon (:
You have fantastic tutorials! Can you please tell me what shampoo and conditioner you use for healthy hair? Thank you so much!! (:
I switch off between Living Proof and Calia Natural (: