January is notoriously the busiest month for gym-goers, and if you're committing to better fitness habits this year, then you should do it with style. To help up your workout hair game, we asked ...

You can always count on the mohawk for some drama. We take it a notch higher by combining it with the equally dependable French braid. 1. Comb your hair and divide it into two sections. 2. Put ...

If you’re tired of a regular old ponytail and looking for a more dynamic way to keep your hair out of your face, you can’t go wrong with a French braid hairstyle. A bit more complex-looking (though ...

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 ...

Summer is at its peak, and leaving your hair down in this heat is not an option. Whipping your hair up in a quick bun isn’t almost the most functional or presentable look, so what’s the next best ...

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Nestled somewhere between the intricate plaited headband and your greasy, haven't-showered-in-a-week topknot, you'll find the ever-faithful french braid — a wildly easy style that, much to the wider ...

While you can easily achieve a French braid on fresh, clean hair, or few-days-old hair, it can be helpful to start your prep when you wash and dry. Russell says that creating the right texture is ...

So what exactly is a reverse French braid, anyway? The good news is, if you're familiar with a regular French braid, the reverse isn't too difficult to master (although it is a little harder to handle ...