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Christine H.

Mar 10, 2013

Christine H.

I love the new spring emerald nail polish...can I wear that to the office or will it look non professional..let me know what you girls think:-)

Kate H.

Mar 10, 2013

Kate H.

It really would depend on your job. If its a more settle emerald, go for it! But if its crazy bright, don't. If you work high up in your company go for something more basic. Perhaps a French manicure with emerald tips if you really want it?

Christine H.

Mar 10, 2013

Christine H.

Thanks Kate...that what my gut feeling was telling me too..just wanted to make sure :-)

Alisa D.

Mar 10, 2013

Alisa D.

Take a look around, who do you work with that may have a better position you desire? Who possibly gets paid more then you? Then look at those people and maybe one of them (maybe more) has some style... Don't go crazier than them in style, but you now have a margin to gauge what's appropriate...

And like the person above said, start small, like with the French tip, or the ring finger different style. After a while your co-workers and superiors will be tempered to your style and not even notice when to break out in something bolder. And it never hurts to dig up the dress code policy (somewhere in that mess of paper you should have gotten when hired) and review it ;) If you know the limits (or lack of) it makes you look way better when you're confidently navigating questions and snooty co-workers!

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