A French braid might be the most commonly known plait other than a basic three-strand braid. A French braid basically adds one more step to the basic braid technique by starting up near the crown of ...

If you're tired of side plaits or even wraparound milkmaid braids, here's something you'll want to try instead: the cascading braid. It's part French braid, part regular braid, and part waterfall, but ...

So what exactly is a reverse French braid, anyway? The good news is, if you're familiar with a regular French braid, the reverse isn't too difficult to master (although it is a little harder to handle ...

Braids are a trendy way to cover up unruly or unwashed tresses. They look stylish and also help manage hair better when you don't want to leave them open. There are several kinds of braids you can try ...

If you already have natural texture, start off with air-dried hair. Otherwise, run a curling iron through your strands to give yourself a textured base. After using your fingers to tousle your hair, ...

A Quick (And Easy!) Way to Update A Regular Ol' Braid If you're looking for a new idea to spice up any old braid, take a cue from Man on a Ledge star Pooja Kumar here: ...

All you need to do is divide your ponytail into two sections, and use fingers to separate a small section of hair from outer edge and cross it over the opposite side. The object is to keep overlapping ...

Whether you're rushing out the door or you're a couple of days past washday, a braid is an easy way to sweep your hair out of your face, all while keeping your strands protected from friction. But don ...