Title: I have a new hair style.

"I got a new hairstyle over the weekend.

I cut my hair short and made it straight.

I like my new hair."

Explanation:

1️⃣"I have a new hair styling the weekend." → "I got a new hairstyle over the weekend."

Error: Incorrect phrasing ("have a new hair styling").
Why?

• "Hair styling" is not commonly used as a noun phrase like this. Instead, we say "hairstyle."
• "Have" doesn’t fit well here; "got" is better because it means you received or changed something.
• "The weekend" should be "over the weekend" to indicate when it happened.

2️⃣ "I cut my hair and short with Straight." → "I cut my hair short and made it straight."

Error: Incorrect word order and grammar ("cut my hair and short with Straight").
Why?

• "Short" should come after "cut my hair" as a complement.
• "With Straight" is incorrect. Instead, say "made it straight."

3️⃣ "I like the my new hair." → "I like my new hair."

Error: Unnecessary article ("the my").
Why?

• We don’t use "the" before "my" because possessive adjectives (my, your, his, etc.) don’t need articles.