Half-up and half-down hairstyles are timeless and versatile ... If you are interested in creating two French braids starting at your temples and working your way back to the crown.

We've all wanted to keep strands away from our face while simultaneously showing off our gorgeous lengths. Ahead, find 18 of ...

You can choose to make one long braid down the back or two braids along either side ... is flattering for both short and long ...

making sure you’re gathering enough hair to get lift for a mohawk effect. Add extensions and have it go all the way down for some added drama. For something more subtle, French braid two small ...

Continue doing this all the way down your head. When you get to the very bottom of your scalp and there's no more hair to add in from each side, complete a normal (non-French) braid until you have ...

In sweltering weather—or even if the wind picks up—a low bun pulls straight hair back and keeps it from sticking to the face.

Making double French braids is the same as making a single, but with less hair per section. Simply part hair down the middle to create two even sections. Secure one section with a clip or hair tie ...

a rope braid will give you a soft, delicate, and ethereal look. Similar to the fishtail braid, it only uses two strands rather than three.

Whether you're walking down the ... and reverse French braid each side, then stop at the point just past your ears and switch to classic weaving. When you reach the back, join the two with a ...

The braids also differ in appearance. “The two braiding techniques ... Continue this pattern down the length of hair. Similar to the French braid, you’ll want to separate hair into three ...