The simplest and most classic braid, often the first type learned. It involves dividing the hair into three sections and alternately crossing the outer sections over the middle one.
A more intricate braid that starts at the crown of the head. It involves gradually adding sections of hair to the three-strand braid as you work your way down.
Similar to the French braid but with a different technique. Instead of crossing the sections over each other, you cross them under. This creates a braid that stands out from the scalp.
This braid involves dividing the hair into two sections and alternately taking small pieces from the outer edges of each section and crossing them over to the opposite section.
Individual plaits that are typically divided into small, square-shaped sections. Often, hair extensions are added to create length and volume.