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A guide to classic Double Dutch stitch braids, a neat and stylish protective look, shown with extensions in a warm "Honey Bronde" hair color.
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Double Dutch Stitch Braids in a "Honey Bronde" Color
A classic protective style with a touch of sweetness. Double Dutch stitch braids are made even more beautiful and stylish with a warm, sunny honey bronde color.
Ocassion
Protective, Casual, Festival
Best suit face shape
All
Best for hair type
4a-4c
Difficulty Level
Expert
Minimum hair length
Shoulder
DIY Time at home
15 mins (prep)
Time in Salon
4-6+ hours
this style is for
Dislacimer
Anyone looking for a neat, secure, and long-lasting protective style. The stitch technique provides a very clean, polished finish.
Hairstyle Insight
"Stitch" braids are a specific cornrowing technique where the braider uses their pinky nail to create horizontal "stitch" lines in the partings for an ultra-clean look.
Key Benefits
A very neat and secure protective style.
Keeps all hair contained and protected.
The color is warm, sunny, and beautiful.
Can be worn for several weeks.
Reduces daily hair manipulation.
Common Misconceptions
That it's a simple, everyday style.
How to ask your stylist for this style
Go to a professional braider who specializes in stitch braids. Ask for "Double Dutch stitch braids" and show them a photo of the "honey bronde" color you want.
Tools:
Choosing Products
A moisturizing scalp oil; a gentle edge control with aloe; pre-stretched braiding hair in desired colors.
Step by step instructions to achieve style at home
This is a professional protective style.
Home care involves keeping the scalp clean and moisturized with a light, non-greasy spray or oil to prevent itching.
Caring for your hair
This protective style can last for 4-8 weeks.
The color is achieved by braiding in extensions of the desired honey bronde shade.
Frequently asked questions
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Dislacimer
Are Dutch braids the same as cornrows?
Dutch braids (which are also used for cornrows) are a specific technique where the sections are crossed under each other, making the braid sit on top of the hair.
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Madeleine is an expert hair stylist dedicated to the art and science of hair care. Her work empowers individuals to understand and embrace their hair's true potential, transforming routine care into a ritual of natural beauty.
