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Dutch braids, also known as inverted French braids, are another great option for those looking for a way to keep their hair out of their face. Instead of adding sections of hair to the braid in an overhand motion — as with French braids — the Dutch technique involves an underhand technique. To differentiate it from the culturally distinct cornrow, the Dutch technique does not include the middle section of hair in the braid. Since they usually sit on top of the head, Dutch braids are ideal for those with flyaways or pieces that are especially difficult to manage.
While Jasmine Brown gorgeously demonstrates it on her natural hair, it can be easily replicated on a variety of textures and lengths.