Is it better to wear your hair up or down for an interview?
So keep your hair swept away from your face during an interview to avoid playing with your strands. I do not have bangs but I typically put my hair half-up, half-down because for me that feels the most comfortable. Some girls prefer to put their hair in a sleek bun or a ponytail instead, but that is all up to you.
Should I wear my hair curly or straight for an interview?
Straight hair gives the appearance of being more efficient and serious. While curly hair is a more carefree look that may not be the best for a job interview. BUT if you can control your curls well, there is nothing like it. As long as they are not frizzy, you’re good.
Do you touch your hair in interview?
“Candidates often tense up and stiffen their bodies and face when they are walking in to an interview. Sit up straight, avoid touching your face and hair, and don’t cross your arms or hide your hands.
How do I style my hair for a headshot?
Whether or not you work with a stylist, make sure you wear your hair in a way that you think looks most like you! Adding some wave or curl to the hair usually looks great in headshots. Most cuts look better after one week. It is usually NOT a good idea to get your hair cut or hair colored the day before your session.
Is wearing a ponytail to work unprofessional?
According to Corporette, ponytails can be worn in the office but they need to be secured. You can’t have tons of fly-aways or it looks too messy, so really, if you require a ton of bobby pins and can’t get a clean ponytail, then no, it isn’t acceptable in the workplace.
Should I smile in my headshot?
Even for professional headshots, smiling both with and without your teeth work, so smile whichever way you feel most comfortable. A forced smile isn’t good and might even make you seem disingenuous. You should be able to recognize a ‘real’ smile through a person’s eyes.
Should you wear makeup in a headshot?
For headshots, you want natural-look makeup. “Light” makeup is suitable as long as it is natural and evenly applied. It is more important to aim for a natural look than “light.” Although both can be accomplished simultaneously, it is important to prevent an uneven application.
