I stumbled across this photo of the beautiful Julianne Hough on Pinterest.
She's got great hair. I have serious hair envy.
I wanted to show you all how to achieve a dressed up ponytail. It's a sleek and polished look, without being too fussy or complicated.
The products mentioned in this video are:
Goody brand elastics
Diane brand bobby pins (professional)
* I get a little bit chatty throughout this video. I also just assume you'll laugh at my jokes. It's hard to joke with a tripod.
Love this ponytail on you!
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ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for sharing and for the jokes, I laughed ;)
ReplyDeleteLove this look!
ReplyDelete~Andrea
Love it! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE A PONY TAIL! I can't wait till mine is long enough to do this!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGonna do this tommorow. Love your blog
ReplyDeleteMiryam
LOVE this, and thank you! I've had this exact picture of Julianne saved on Pinterest for quite awhile but I always have problems. I think maybe I just don't tease and lift enough but I'll try your way using some dry shampoo or texturizer.
ReplyDeleteI love a good ponytail! I might have to try this for my next date night with the husband. :)
ReplyDeletewas just trying this over this weekend and couldn't get the back to stand up as much as I wanted. This definitely helps! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI always have that problem too! I get the teased part all perfect and then when I put the ponytail in, it pulls the teased part down and becomes just a regular ponytail. Still haven't figured out how to make it stay...perky, for lack of a better word!
DeleteI get mine to stay perked up by pinning the sections of hair hidden direcly below the ponytail holder TIGHTLY with bobby pins. The pins keep the pony from sliding down during the day ~ like a charm! :)
DeleteOk, got everything but the KMS spray...gonna try it soon! Might be a perky 4th of July do.
ReplyDeleteKate, you are awesome! I tried this with my hair last week off of a pic I have on Pinterest of Emily Stone...did not turn out as well as I had hoped. Your tutorial will definitely help. I need to tease more! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLoved this tutorial. I just started wearing ponytails for work/date night etc. thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks to your blog and video tutorials I have been able to move away from always having my hair in the same three very basic styles, down, up or half up. Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi friend! What earrings are you wearing in this tutorial? They are super CUTE!
ReplyDeleteYou are too adorable...and this is pretty much the most perfect pony ever. Thanks for another great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGreat pony tail! Especially for this heat in the south.I also love your blouse where did you get it??
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me permission to tease!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteomg can't wait to try this. it'll be my fourth tutorial to put to use within a week. thanks for all the tips. you've helped me break my slump of straight boring hair and its amazing how beautiful i've felt each day but just doing a little something different. thanks again :)
ReplyDeletePony tail is very pretty!!!...could we see your hair straight at this new length??(please!!!) We havent seen it real.straight since the grown out bob and you have come along way frm that
ReplyDeletelove this! also, just watched the emily maynard tutorial and am SO glad you posted that, as well! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteCould you post like an updated My Hair Cut? Like with your longer bangs?
ReplyDeleteYay! I've always wanted to know how to do this style. Thank you! "Glistening (read: sweating like some sort of farm animal)" is a problem where I live, so I'll be sure to give this a shot. Love the blog, keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! i have always wanted to know how to do a ponytail like this. thank you for this tutorial!!
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Gonna give this one a shot today! Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteReally love your tutorials. You give me hope I can do something nice with my hair! (it's the same texture as yours, I just don't know what to do with it!). Do you do videos on how you do your makeup?? I have the same skin tone/eye color as you as well and would really love to see how to get your look.
ReplyDeleteLove this, and that blue shirt looks beautiful on you - great complimentary color!
ReplyDeleteKAte, where is this shirt from?
DeleteNo kidding about the date night and 100 degrees thing! Thanks for the tips, Kate
ReplyDeleteI have been trying this ponytail forever! I'm going to keep trying! I really wish I could get my hair to tease that big!
ReplyDeleteYou are the last person who should have hair envy! I love your hair and appreciate all of the tutorials on your blog. I just wish I could pull them off better. That never stops me from trying, though! :)
ReplyDeleteHow do you pull your bangs up and back with 2 bobby pins without having your part show on each?
ReplyDeleteLOVE this look!! :)
ReplyDeleteRandom question, but were you by any chance at Premium Outlets in Aurora, IL today? Thought I saw you at the J. Crew outlet...but wasn't sure so I didn't say anything! LOL
ReplyDeleteI totally was! You should have said hi! :)
DeleteI've seen this picture too and loved it! Thanks for the hair tutorial!
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You have GREAT hair. I envy your hair!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that picture behind you over the bed in the photos. You make great hair tutorials Kate, and I thank you for making me look a little more polished these days.
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I love that picture, too! Kate, can you tell us where you got it? I have the perfect place in my house for it. :) Love this tutorial! My ponytails always end up more drab than fab. I'll give this a try. Looks so cute on you! ;)
DeleteWhere is your top from? It is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love this look. Where did you get your earrings and top?
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!! I tried it today and got a TON of compliments!! Thanks for hair saving tips!
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Where did you get your top? I love the flowy blouses this summer
ReplyDeleteAdore! Can you please show us how to open a bobby pin with one hand? I look like a crazy person trying to bite mine open and then it springs close as soon as I have it to my head. I hope I'm not the only one who hasn't figured this out. LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a great style! I love it! And a middle-ish part looks great on you, by the way! :-)
ReplyDeleteTotally cute look, I have a major case of hair envy for your hair! Thanks for all the wonderful tutorials!
ReplyDeleteJulianne has a piece of hair wrapped around her ponytail holder. How do you do that?
ReplyDeleteShe mentioned that in the video - you take a strand of hair from the bottom portion of the ponytail and wrap it around the elastic, then secure it with a bobby pin.
DeleteI love the painting on the wall behind you with white blossoms! Where did you get it?
ReplyDeleteI cannot tease my hair! My hair is very thin, fine and soft. I have tried putting all kinds of product in it and it just seems to fall right out. Any tips?
ReplyDeleteUlta sells a little teasing brush (and a comb)--it works really well. Also like she recommends, smooth with hands and don't brush it out. The Kenra Volume 25 hairspray is great too.
DeleteI was hesitant to try the Kenra Volume 25 hairspray. I liked my hairspray and I had tried Kenra gloss and didn't care for it. I had my Ulta 20% coupon last week so I broke down and tried it. IT IS AMAZING!! I have very fine hair and it made it look so much fuller without making my hair stiff or anything. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteok so I tried this today!!! It was amazing! I was in the HOT HOT Chicago weather all day doing wedding errands with my bestie and My hair looked amazing ALL DAY. Loved it =) Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhere is the gorgeous blue top from?
ReplyDeleteDo you use a special teasing comb?
ReplyDeleteI just want to say how much I love your Southern girl charm! You have adapted to NC life very well if you know that Southern women do not sweat - we glisten:-) Your tutorials are informative and easy to follow. I'm a teacher with a 9 month old, so time comes at a premium in the mornings around here. I love that I can rely on you to show me something quick, easy, and pretty even in our extreme humidity. Thank you so much for all you do!
ReplyDeleteThis style looks tough to do at first but with your tutorial it is so easy now, thanks for sharing such great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGreat hair tutorial!! Love your earrings! Where are they from? I can only wear studs and would love a pair like yours!!
ReplyDeletewow! I can't believe how cooperative your hair is!! Maybe I need to start coloring mine because it just laughs at me when I try teasing it...I have TONS of medium texture hair. I just laughed out loud when I saw in your Emily curls tutorial how much hair fit in your iron. It takes me 4 big sections to do the parted (less hair) side of my head. I wonder why I even bother because if I don't pin the curls, they just fall right out, even with mousse.
ReplyDeleteYour hair is so cute though. I wish I could make mine cute like that...there's just too much.
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ReplyDeleteHi Kate!
ReplyDeleteJulianne has nothing on you... your hair is beautiful and you are just adorable! Thanks for this great tutorial.
xoxo Bunny Jean
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Loved the tutorial. My hair is just like yours so I really enjoy your blog. I would like to know how you do the fancy ponytail with extensions. Do a tutorial on that.....Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love this style!! I have tried this several times and my teasing goes flat and my ponytail ALWAYS slides down.. do you have any advice to get it to stay put? I live in Texas with 100 degree summers and I have a lot of fine hair :/
ReplyDeleteLove your earrings! Where did you get them?
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great tutorial :). You are so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to do a teased pony tail for ages, this video explains how i can achieve it better than ANYTHING ive seen? THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your video on Bellashoot.com. Fun tutorial :) Feel free to share more of your looks with us.
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