Hair and Makeup for an Interview?

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Bekah S.

Mar 4, 2014

Bekah S.

What job is it?

Bekah S.

Mar 4, 2014

Bekah S.

I would keep everything relatively simple. I would probably go for a natural gradient, fading from light light brown into dark brown into the outer V. I would wing out my eyeliner but that's because I always do haha! For hair, maybe a cute, sleek high pony, bun, or braids. You could show off simple stud earrings. Maybe makeup like this as well?

Klaudia B.

Mar 4, 2014

Klaudia B.

Since you're a teenager, I say mascara, winged eyeliner and streight hair.
A little bit of blush and a nude lipstick or a soft light pink maybe.

Klaudia B.

Mar 4, 2014

Klaudia B.

Or a classy ponytail. :)

Lynzie B.

Mar 4, 2014

Lynzie B.

Low bun, straight, or wavy hair and natural makeup.

Caitriona H.

Mar 4, 2014

Caitriona H.

What I always wear to interviews is a simple ponytail and simple plain make-up. You want to seem groomed and professional.

Cami J.

Mar 4, 2014

Cami J.

I watched a show somewhere. They said that hair out of the face gives the impression of someone more honest. Brown is typically used in a suit for someone who is reliable. Keep makeup natural or very simple. I wouldn't do to big of a wing, maybe just a little flick or a bar. I'd define the crease and do a light contour over a bb cream and that's it. Use a facial illuminator or a CC cream to brighten the skin and offer a genuine smile. I use stains on my lips and cheeks for a blush.

And it depends on where your applying. For MAC use more makeup that's well defined, for a bank use something sleek and natural.

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