Now here’s where the Dutch part comes in: Instead of crossing the sections of your hair over each other (like a normal three-strand braid), cross them under one another to get that 3-D pop.

While some braids work best on certain hair types, textures, and lengths, others are universal crowd-pleasers. Enter: Dutch braids (A.K.A. 3D braids or reverse braids). Similar to French braids ...

Tried-and-true braids like the French braid and related Dutch braid ... Make sure you are pulling enough hair in from the sides to keep the braid from being too thin at the end and loosening.

For anyone looking to live out their cottagecore dreams this year, a rope braid will give you a soft, delicate, and ethereal look. Similar to the fishtail braid, it only uses two strands rather ...

“Some people commonly refer to it as the ‘inverted braid’ or ‘inside braid,’ which differs from a cornrow, or Dutch ... on various hair textures. “For my clients with thin or fine ...

This plait works best on dirty or second-day hair — just spray your roots with dry shampoo before you style to add grip. Ahead, find a step-by-step fishtail-braid tutorial with a Dutch braid ...

Also known as albaso braids or Tigray shuriba, this distinct style originates from Ethiopia and typically features patterns of larger raised braids alongside very thin ones, with the hair from the ...

Braids are one of the most versatile protective styles for all natural hair types. However, when you're dealing with thin natural hair, not all plaited styles are created equal. Jumbo braids for ...

True to its name, a crown braid is placed at the top of the head and is an easy way to conceal a thinning or receding hairline. It can be done gently to create fullness and protect the hair follicle.

The braid looks more voluminous than a Dutch braid because it's raised off the scalp. "[In] a French braid you use hair strands over the middle section of the braid while Dutch braid uses hair ...