It’s no secret that Dutch braids are a total style staple that have been worn by everyone from Rita Ora to Yara Shahidi to, yes, all the Kardashian-Jenners (also, FYI, women of color have been ...

Select a tiny triangle of hair ( the more you take it small the more your braid will start at the front ) 3. Divide into 3 ...

Shu Uemura Ishi Sculpt Texturizing & Sculpting Hair Paste Create the inside-out french braid — aka dutch braid — by crossing each section under the center piece of hair, instead of over as you ...

But don't think you're only limited to pigtails, ponytails, or cornrows. French and Dutch braids are great options as well. "They will always be trending," says Gabrielle Union's go-to hairstylist ...

To create an inverted french braid, or dutch braid, Huffnagle explains that it's essentially about moving the middle section of the braid upward. So to start braiding, the middle section will move ...

When we're not finding out how exactly Kate Bosworth nailed that backwards parting plait, or following step by steps of how to do a dutch braid IRL ... braiding the two front strands of her ...

The TL;DR: a French braid is accomplished when each section of hair is crossed over the middle piece when braiding while a Dutch braid is crossed under. The braids also differ in appearance.

Begin your Dutch braid by bringing the outer section (front piece) under the middle sub-section, then passing the back sub-section under the middle piece to the front. Repeat the above and begin ...

Warning: You're going to want to stay in front ... begin Dutch braiding it. Each time you grab a new section of hair, wrap it behind and over the pencil before adding it to your Dutch braid.