braids
n. plural-onlyn. a hairstyle made by twisting three or more pieces of hair over and under each other. You can also use this word for similar patterns in rope or fabric.
n. a complex structure or pattern formed by interlacing three or more strands of flexible material such as human hair, textile fibres, or wire.
She wears her hair in two long braids.
The stylist spent three hours creating intricate braids that stayed perfectly in place throughout the wedding ceremony.
Beyond their aesthetic appeal, braids serve practical purposes in various cultures, offering a durable method for managing long hair during physical labour or in harsh climates.
Usually appears in the plural when referring to a hairstyle; the singular 'braid' refers to the technique or a single length of plaited material.