A drawstring ponytail is a temporary hair extension that mimics a natural ponytail. It has a net with natural hair and a drawstring. When pulled tight, it holds the ponytail in place. It's an ideal solution for individuals who want a quick hairstyle change but don't want long-term use or damage to their natural hair.
Product Details:
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Hair No. |
PO03 |
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Length |
Same as image |
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Hair Material |
100% virgin hair from one donor |
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Last For |
One more year |
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Can Be Dyed |
Yes |
| Weight | 14-16": 120g / 18-26": 150g |
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How to Wear a Drawstring Ponytail?
Wearing a drawstring ponytail is straightforward and can usually be done in minutes. Here's a simple guide on how to wear one:
- Prepare Your Natural Hair: Combine your natural hair to remove any tangles. Depending on the length and volume of your natural hair, you can gather it into a bun or a ponytail. For shorter hair, a bun works best. If your hair is slick, you might want to tease it to ensure the ponytail has something to grip.
- Attach the Ponytail: Place the cap or net of the drawstring ponytail over your bun or natural ponytail. Make sure it covers your natural hair completely. Make secure combs into your hair for extra stability.
- Secure the Ponytail: Pull the drawstrings to tighten the ponytail. Be careful not to pull too tight, as this can cause discomfort. Once the ponytail is secure, you can wrap the strings around the base and secure them with a bobby pin or tuck them under the ponytail itself.
Remember, although drawstring ponytails are designed for easy application and removal, taking care of your natural hair underneath is essential. Regularly give your hair a break from wearing extensions, keep your hair clean and moisturized, and avoid pulling too tightly when securing the ponytail to prevent hair loss and scalp damage.