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 ...

A traditional braid is the simplest iteration of the braid and involves separating the hair into three equally-sized sections. At all times, you have two strands of hair in one hand and one in the ...

If a three-stranded braid is getting the best of you, consider trying a rope braid. Simply split your hair into two sections, and then join them together by twisting the sections in opposite ...

But it can be done, and here’s how. Before you can get into any actual braiding, you have to do some prep work. “First, completely brush hair thoroughly to smooth out tangles,” said ...

Multiple braids, like pigtails, may sound like a big jump in technical ability, but it's really quite simple once you know what you're doing. You simply divide hair into two sides—one on each ...

Before you start braiding ... hair, after you brush, Tochterman advised the following: First, take a section of hair from the forehead to the back of the head. Then, split the hair into three ...

But taking matters into your own hands (quite literally) and learning to French-braid your own hair definitely takes practice and patience. While we’re all stuck at home and probably overdue for ...

If you want two French braids, split your hair in half and clip one side out of the way. Then take a two-inch section of hair from either side of your part, separate it into three equal pieces ...

But it can be done, and here’s how. Before you can get into any actual braiding, you have to do some prep work. “First, completely brush hair thoroughly to smooth out tangles,” said ...

"When your hair has some wave or curl to it, the hair in the sections of the braid will bend into your braid, and it will prevent your hair from sticking out of the braid," Strebe says.