Twist braids are a hairstyle where two strands of hair are twisted around each other to form a rope-like pattern. Unlike traditional three-strand braids, twist braids require only two sections of ...

That’s why we gave you a super-chic side-updo option last week, and on today’s Braid Up, we’re giving you another way to remix your locs. Introducing *drumroll please* the two-strand twist ...

I get my two strand twists done a bit different, for those who are looking for a way to make them last longer. I get the roots braided like box braids, then about a half inch/inch or so down I ...

Go back and finish two-strand twisting all of those loose ends until your twists are tightly wrapped ... Tuck the ends of the braids into the bottom of the bun and secure the whole thing with ...

Since braids typically follow the traditional three-piece structure, think of twists as a two-strand version created in small boxed sections all over the head. "They tend to be more dense than ...

as they have a good amount of stretch to hold all the twists. “To finish the look, you can add a decorative satin scrunchy, then do a two-strand braid. Add a clear elastic at the end of the ...

Box braids, faux locs, cornrows ... This style appears as if Senegalese twists and goddess locs had a baby, with two-strand twists that seem to slowly unravel, leading to silky, cascading curls.

Depending on the texture of your natural hair, some stylists begin the style with knotless box braids before bonding the Marley hair together using the traditional two-strand twist method.