You have the resume, experience and firm handshake, but if you do not have a professional look, you can not land the job. When interviewed, less costume and hairstyle attention, the better your chances of getting the job. Leave the bright hair clips and decorations at home and wear your hair in a classy conservative style.

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If your hair is shoulder length or shorter, wear job interview. Party in the center or slightly to one side. Make sure it is smooth and well groomed and does not look like you just rolled out of bed. Washing and drying your hair before the interview, and brush with a round brush to make it straight. If you want the gentle waves, let your hair dry. Run an anti-frizz cream through your hair when wet and comb or brush when dry soft. If you need extra help to keep hair out of your eyes, a simple slide pin brooch or hair on the side to get you to your face.

Horsetail

If you are prone to twisting or playing with your hair when nervous, since it is likely that during an interview, which was away from his face and out of reach. A high ponytail hair win out of the way and looks sleek and conservative. Brush hair on your scalp and meet with an elastic top of her head. If you find a high ponytail can be uncomfortable, try using a smaller, closer to the nape of her neck. This way you still keep hair from your face and give a professional look. Spritz your hair with some hairspray to hold it in place and secure any possible fly and prizes, with smooth hair clips.

French Braid

The classic French braid looks neat, conservative and collected. Brush your hair on his head. Take a small section of hair on the top center of the head and is divided into three sections. Take the right side of the center, so it becomes the central section, and then left onto the center section. Add some hair to the section on the right side and bring the center section. Add a little hair on the left side and put on the center. Continue to braid, adding hair to each section as you work your way. Secure the end with a covered elastic band. You can twist the French braid and pin it up in a bun for a conservative appearance, or take it down.