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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).

Continue to braid like a normal three-strand braid, adding in hair as you go along to create your woven headband. The braid should pop along your hairline.

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08 Caroline Voagen Nelson Deconstruct Finish off the braid with a black rubber band (or one that complements your hair color). Then pull it apart to get a wider, messier plait.

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Hair braids are a fun and stylish way to change up your look. Inside, we round up our favorite Dutch braid hairstyles for every length and texture.