Q&A for How to Make High Ponytail with No Bumps

I wouldn't recommend a tight ponytail every day because too much tension is not good for your hair follicle. This tension can eventually compromise and break the hair. I always suggest a loose ponytail with a scrunchie for an every day style.

My hair parts in the middle as well! Just flip your hair upside down, comb through the middle with your fingers (the middle as in your hair part), flip your hair back up, and keep your head bent back. If you don't bend your head back, your hair part will come back.

If you were naturally born with frizzy hair, then you might need to use a product either in the shower or after you get out, like a smoothing gel. If not, try using coconut oil. It helps straighten and smooth out hair. Lastly, make sure you're using conditioner along with shampoo as conditioner can help minimize frizziness.

Wavy or curly hair can be difficult to get perfectly smooth. Use a wide brush and straighten your hair beforehand.

Use the same steps, it will just take a bit longer. I use these steps every day before my cheer and gymnastics practices.

Do the same but straighten your hair first, or else you'll have the bumps.

You can use a product, iron your hair, or use bobby pins or clips. I personally use Frizz-Ease.

Brush your hair to the side as high as you can and then just do it like a regular ponytail, but on the side and higher.

You can. If there is no one to help you, either use grips or a bit of hairspray on a toothbrush.

Depending on how short your hair is, it might not be able to go that high. If there is a section of hair in the back that falls out, you can use clips or bobby pins to secure those fallen pieces of hair. Hairspray also helps a lot.

Yes. My hair is very thick and I can still do it. Just make sure you get all the tangles out.

You could probably use a brush. But I would only do that if I was in a hurry. It's going to take you longer if you want all of your hair smooth with no little hairs sticking out.

My suggestion would be to flip your whole head over, then grab hold of your hair and tie it up. Then you could spray it with hairspray or dry shampoo to make it smoother if you want.

Use a brush to smooth the hair.

If you have sweeping bangs, you can just use a bobby pin or a headband to keep them up after tying up your hair.

You can prepare it by straightening it, and use hairspray afterwards to smooth it.

If they're long enough, try pulling it back into the ponytail by grabbing it and pulling it into the rest of the ponytail. If not, then put them behind your ears or hide them under the rest of your hair.

This works with thick hair more easily than thin hair. Flipping your head down and brushing it will add a little volume and make the process easier.

You can make an overnight bun by tying your hair in a ponytail and wrapping your hair around the base of your ponytail.

It might help to wash it with more conditioner than you are used to. Or, use a hair mask, then step out of the shower, let it sit for 20 minutes, turn the shower back on and rinse it out. Repeat this as necessary to make the frizz go down.

Yes, this product will work on smoothing out the hair in the ponytail.

Yes, it will. I have the same issue, and I don't have the time or the will to do the two seperate ones.

As soon as you start making your ponytail, just quickly spray you hair with hairspray and use a good quality brush, as it can easily make your hair slick and more shiny. Then, flip your hair upside down and brush the back or your hair. Gather your hair with your hands and hold the ponytail. Then, flip your hair back up and tie it with a hair tie!

I don’t always use a hair straightener because I know how much it damages hair. To keep it healthy, I just do a normal high ponytail. If your hair is to poofy or thick, use lots of hair spray or just get your hair reasonably wet before you put it up. As the article said, use a toothbrush (preferably clean) with hairspray on it, to get loose hairs in your ponytail or on the top of your head to stay down.