Create the illusion of perfect Dutch braids without the complicated technique using this brilliant hair hack! This tutorial ...

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 ...

Dutch braids are ideal for those with flyaways or pieces that are especially difficult to manage. While Jasmine Brown gorgeously demonstrates it on her natural hair, it can be easily replicated on ...

then this inverted French braid will be right up your alley. Hair pro Tommy Buckett tells Cosmopolitan.com exactly how to do a Dutch braid. Media Platforms Design Team 1. Tease the section of hair ...

Bobbi Brown makeup artist Kim Soane ... Next, separate hair into three sections and weave a classic Dutch braid. The right piece goes under the middle and then the left under the middle, while ...

Read on for his step by step tutorial to creating your best single dutch braid ever... Take a section of hair at the front of your head and split into three inch wide pieces ready for plaiting.