Braiding How To: French vs Reverse French Braids

Shake up your hairstyles with the classic French and Reverse French braids. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of each one from start to finish. Now you have two pretty braids to add ease and variety to your hair this summer!
"Cuban Sandwich" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@Raellafox]

This is like the only helpful video since I can actually see every step. Thank you

[@spidermanfan8883]

The second one is called a dutch braid not a reverse french braid well thats what i was tought anyways

[@jessicaanikki2985]

Soooo... am I the only one who can only French braid on another person and only Dutch braid on myself?!?! How do I fix this 😭

[@Jaycee.007]

Same! I need answers!

[@Jaycee.007]

ua-cam.com/video/0yD19hF9Uh8/v-deo.html, this helped me.
To French braid you only add hair to the middle section! So for example, instead of getting hair from the left side and adding it to the left section, you add it to the middle.

[@shahana_style]

Omg same. You're not alone

[@jitterbug9595]

Urghhh I still can't get it when they speed up!

[@Angela-vp1po]

I can do a Dutch braid but not French 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@sranianu]

Awesome ❤❤😘😍😍

[@smileyg.4389]

Does anyone have a good video (like this one) for corn rows or any other kind of braiding?

[@babeena_gt_3645]

It's not called reversed French braid. It is called a Dutch braid

[@lottevisser3217]

That’s called a Dutch braid lmaoo

[@noirebabyy]

It's called a "cornrow"

[@mattygreen6233]

pretty sure cornrows are tighter

[@peachesncharlotte]

It doesn't need to be tighter to be called a cornrow

[@askingforthemoon]

Whats the difference between a cornrow and a dutch braid?