Rope Braid and French Braid
Rope braid, also known as False braid [4] is a plait made by twisting two equal hair strands. It has grown to become one of the popular hairstyles because it is fast and simple. All you have to do is separate the hair into two equal sections, twist the sections away from the face, and wrap them together towards your face.
Twist the strands until it reaches the tip, then you secure it with an elastic band to prevent it from loosening.
A French braid, also called French plait is a type of braided hairstyle. It is a single braid using all your hair. For this style, you will part the hair into three sections and cross them over one another from the crown of the head to the nape of the neck. A version of this hairstyle is the reverse French braid. The latter has a different plaiting style, in which you cross the parted sections of hair underneath one another. It is also known as Dutch braid.