A Dutch braid is a popular hairstyle that involves weaving three sections of hair together in a specific pattern. Unlike a traditional braid, where the strands are crossed over each other, a Dutch braid is created by crossing the outer strands under the middle strand. This technique results in a braid that appears to sit on top of the hair, giving it a raised, three-dimensional look. To create a Dutch braid, start by dividing the hair into three equal sections at the crown of the head. As you braid, add small sections of hair from the sides into the main strands, continuing the underhand technique. This style can be worn as a single braid or multiple braids for a more intricate appearance.