Whether you call it a "braid" or a "plait," it's universally agreed that the weaved hairstyle is a sure way to add intrigue to your strands. The intricate patterns and ornate designs transform ...

This particular plait starts with a regular three-strand braid then adds small sections from the very outside of the hair. This leaves a middle portion of straight hair that remains unbraided.

For instant polish, wrap a small strand of hair around the elastic, and use a bobby pin to secure. To finish, tug and loosen the braids as needed to ensure your plaits look romantic yet modern.

If you have long hair and want to add an intricate touch to your style, fishtail braids are perfect for you! This pattern involves weaving small sections of hair together to create a detailed look ...

You're honoring history, after all. The two plaits, braided along the scalp originate from Native American and African cultures, but have a number of names, including French braids, Dutch braids ...

Step 3: Create an uneven deep side part and begin French braiding and twisting the plait from the forehead to the nape of the neck. Then secure twisted plait with a small elastic and bobby pins.

A sexy new spin on the milkmaid braid, this hybrid combines the best of two worlds: beachy waves and a face-framing plait. Prep strands with a few spritzes of salt spray (like Tresemmé Perfectly ...