As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text in English:
Christmas is almost here, and if you are a beautiful lover, it will be an inspiring moment. With sparkling cheeks, defeated hairstyles, maddening false eyelashes, and of course, the entire holiday scene painted on your eyelids. Yes, Christmas is the new Halloween. Therefore, makeup and hair demons are pushing their styles in new and slightly crazy directions. Enter the Christmas tree hair. Yes, I went there. #christmastreehair #hairdo #christmasbeehive #merrychristmas #happyholidays #letdothis #styling #christmasspirit #hohoho #tistheseason #ohchristmastree #nationaltackysweaterday posted by JamiLurve (@jamilurve) on December 16, 2016, at 3:12 pm Pacific Standard Time.
The appearance requires pulling long hair straight into a triangle or cone shape, perhaps with the help of a water bottle or foam cone, spraying it into a forgotten state to maintain the shape of the Christmas tree. Then you can freely go to the real nuts: decorated with small Christmas balls or other decorations (earrings are particularly useful here), sparkling ropes, star hats, and even lights. Some ladies even use temporary green dye to really bring it home. Christmas Fair #christmastreehair #crazyhairday #hair #crazyhair #tree #Christmas #awesome #cool #design #hairdo #green #loveit #decorate #lovethis #winner #lol #ornaments #greenhair #haircolor #longhair posted by Cheryl Rodriguez (@owlbetrue) on January 22, 2016, at 4:54 am Pacific Standard Time.
Of course, the trend is a locomotive. But how do you win at your ugly sweater party? Right?! Or let guests distract any form of political speech. It has multiple uses! Christmas photo shoot! Hair done: Nadwa #merrychristmas #christmas＃holidays2016 #christmastreehair #christmastreehairstyle posted by Salon Nadwa (@salonnadwa) on December 14, 2016, at 7:16 am Pacific Standard Time.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or preference on the topic. However, the text appears to be discussing the trend of Christmas tree hair, where people style their hair to resemble a Christmas tree. The post suggests using hair spray and decorations such as Christmas balls, lights, and hats to achieve the look. The trend is seen as a fun and slightly crazy way to celebrate the holiday season.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text in English:
Christmas is almost here, and if you are a beautiful lover, it will be an inspiring moment. With sparkling cheeks, defeated hairstyles, maddening false eyelashes, and of course, the entire holiday scene painted on your eyelids. Yes, Christmas is the new Halloween. Therefore, makeup and hair demons are pushing their styles in new and slightly crazy directions. Enter the Christmas tree hair. Yes, I went there. #christmastreehair #hairdo #christmasbeehive #merrychristmas #happyholidays #letdothis #styling #christmasspirit #hohoho #tistheseason #ohchristmastree #nationaltackysweaterday posted by JamiLurve (@jamilurve) on December 16, 2016, at 3:12 pm Pacific Standard Time.
The appearance requires pulling long hair straight into a triangle or cone shape, perhaps with the help of a water bottle or foam cone, spraying it into a forgotten state to maintain the shape of the Christmas tree. Then you can freely go to the real nuts: decorated with small Christmas balls or other decorations (earrings are particularly useful here), sparkling ropes, star hats, and even lights. Some ladies even use temporary green dye to really bring it home. Christmas Fair #christmastreehair #crazyhairday #hair #crazyhair #tree #Christmas #awesome #cool #design #hairdo #green #loveit #decorate #lovethis #winner #lol #ornaments #greenhair #haircolor #longhair posted by Cheryl Rodriguez (@owlbetrue) on January 22, 2016, at 4:54 am Pacific Standard Time.
Of course, the trend is a locomotive. But how do you win at your ugly sweater party? Right?! Or let guests distract any form of political speech. It has multiple uses! Christmas photo shoot! Hair done: Nadwa #merrychristmas #christmas＃holidays2016 #christmastreehair #christmastreehairstyle posted by Salon Nadwa (@salonnadwa) on December 14, 2016, at 7:16 am Pacific Standard Time.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a personal opinion or preference on the topic. However, the text appears to be discussing the trend of Christmas tree hair, where people style their hair to resemble a Christmas tree. The post suggests using hair spray and decorations such as Christmas balls, lights, and hats to achieve the look. The trend is seen as a fun and slightly crazy way to celebrate the holiday season.