tretrådsfläta

A tretrådsfläta, also known as a three-strand braid or plait, is a basic and widely recognized hairstyle or technique. It involves dividing a section of hair into three equal strands. The process begins by crossing the outermost strand over the middle strand, making it the new middle strand. This is then repeated with the other outermost strand crossing over the new middle strand. This alternating pattern of crossing the outer strands over the center strand is continued until the end of the hair is reached.

The tretrådsfläta is a fundamental braiding technique that serves as the basis for many more complex hairstyles. It can be used to create a single braid down the back of the head, two braids on either side, or as a decorative element within other styles. The tightness of the braid can be adjusted to achieve different looks, from a loose and bohemian style to a neat and tidy appearance. This technique is popular across many cultures and has been used for centuries for both practical and aesthetic purposes. It is a versatile method that can be applied to various hair lengths and textures.