https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/ponytail-veil • Posted by madeline
This latticework 'do looks sleek from the front and beyond pretty from the back. And don't be afraid to glam the veil up even more with hair gems--they add dressy sparkle when placed at the elastics or anywhere along the sections of hair. style tip: If you have fine hair, try topping off each elastic with a jawclip so the veil doesn't slip.
This latticework 'do looks sleek from the front and beyond pretty from the back. And don't be afraid to glam the veil up even more with hair gems--they add dressy sparkle when placed at the elastics or anywhere along the sections of hair. style tip: If you have fine hair, try topping off each elastic with a jawclip so the veil doesn't slip.
Brush dry hair backward until it's really smooth. Pull the top-center section back and secure with an elastic band. Gather the hair in front of your ears on the left side of your head in an elastic. Do the same with the right side. You should end up with tree separate sections of hair in an arc of elastic bands over the crown (and across the back) of your head
Divide the center ponytail into two sections and connect the right section to the right ponytail using a small elastic. This elastic should sit about two inches (5cm) below the first elastic.
Take the left section of the middle ponytail and connect it to the left ponytail. You will now have two ponytails hanging down. Finally, connect both ponytails into one.