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You don’t need to be a pro to pull off an amazing updo. In fact, all you really need are a few hair ties, bobby pins and the ability to do a basic braid. Let us show you how. Step 1: Separate your ...

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 ...

Learn to master the classic French braid, and 6 more braid types. If you didn't learn how to braid when you were younger, the idea of doing something like a French braid on your own can seem daunting.

French braids tend to be the braid that seems easy enough to do on someone else's hair, but super confusing when it comes to your own. I mean, if you can't see what you're doing, the difficulty ...

Ah, the elusive fishtail braid. A wild, intricate-looking beast, the fishtail braid is most native to the heads of festival-fashion girls, hidden under twine and glitter, and more recently seen on ...

Dads in London recently gathered at a pub for 'Pints & Ponytails,' a workshop teaching them to braid their daughters' hair.

Kids looking for new and interesting takes on the basic braid will appreciate Braid Crazy: Simple Steps for Daring 'Dos by Carla Sinclair, photos by Susan Sheridan, illus. by Mark Frauenfelder. This ...

Sideswept braids are something of a cross between the waterfall braid you've seen on "House of Dragons" or "Game of Thrones" and the french braid Katniss Everdeen wore in "The Hunger Games" (plus, on ...