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Is a plait the same as dutch braid?

No, a plait and a Dutch braid are not the same thing.

Plait is a general term for any type of braided hairstyle. This includes:

* French braid: The strands are woven under the middle strand.

* Dutch braid: The strands are woven over the middle strand.

* Fishtail braid: Two strands are divided and woven into a braid.

* Rope braid: Two strands are twisted together.

Dutch braid is a specific type of braid where the strands are woven over the middle strand, creating a raised, three-dimensional braid.

So, a Dutch braid is a type of plait, but not all plaits are Dutch braids.

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