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Rope braids are classic and fun, whether worn loose, twisted together into a hawser braid or pinned into a rose bun. Learn how to rope braid quickly and easily.

Variations on the braided bun make a variety of unique, classic yet trendy hair styles for a wedding. Braided buns showcase long hair without damaging it.

Wavy hair adds texture and interest to a hairstyle. Instead of using crimping irons, which damage hair, try these gentle waving techniques for soft curls.

Different hair braiding styles and looks, from regal crown braids to bikers' braids, lace braids to medieval 5-strand plaits.

Knowledge of the way different ropes are constructed is an important skill boaters need in order to make the best and safest use of what's available to them.

Seasonal pillows are quick and easy to sew.

Buns are great hairstyles for long hair. For a do-it-yourself prom or party updo, transform buns from everyday to glamorous with these tricks.

After choosing their wedding dress and accessories, a bride's next thought is usually 'how will I wear my hair?' This decision helps complete the bride's overall look.

For a unique wedding hair style, try braiding your hair into a crown, cascade or lace braid. Short or long hair work equally well in braided hair styles.

For camping trips, hospital visits and overnight aeroplane or train trips, hairstyles that can be slept in and still look tidy in the morning are a handy time-saver.

If your hair tangles in your sleep, try securing it with a braid or updo to protect it during the night. These easy hairstyles prevent hair tangling and knotting.

Victorian and Georgian women wore a distinctive variety of hairstyles, usually accompanied by the diverse range of fashionable headgear popular in the 19th century.