Why did you brush everything to the front?? Just brush it away from your face

You need to trim it to shape it up, but I’d wet it down and comb it either back or to the side and use mousse with a good hold plus some hairspray. Your hairs gonna wanna do its own thing when it’s dry so I’d recommend these steps

Hair cut!!

Depends on the kind of job. If its very formal, part it and wear a small hair clip that matches your hair colour.

Yung mapapa ganto sila 🫦

First slide 2nd pic.

Towards the end of the week you can pull it back into a puff/bun with pieces in the front or slicked back. I also used to do two flat twists with a bun.

Pls note they may try to touch your hair.

Second photo is everything. On humid days, you can easily pull those cute twists up into a bun, untwist the ends and make a full and professional bun or keep the ends twisted for a better twist out the next day and add a bun clip and just do some cute, unexaggerated edges.

I think the defined curls in the second photo look great! I also like the first photo with the side part but I would go with the second photo style. The third photo makes you look younger in my opinion, which may not be what you want for a job interview.

You have gorgeous hair 😍 I agree with the 2nd one 🫶🏾

It would great if you could post a picture of what sort of hair you have. What kind of professional job do you have. How old you are? All those things are important in helping

It’s too casual for an interview bc of the headband

i think the edges make you look “young,” if you want to appear more “mature” then i say just do your edges less “artsy” brush them straight back or only do the top two corners (like how people do their lace front wigs)

but it all depends on the job you’re interviewing for!!! like if you’re going to work somewhere where creativity is encouraged or a minimum wage job then it doesn’t matter.

Ofc good luck with your interview!

I think the headband gives a more casual look. I would clip the hair back instead!

When I wear headband wigs I like to wrap my own silk/satin bandana to change it up! An elegant scarf can really elevate this and make it more professional and versatile

It depends on do they look like you and the “representation” they have when you step in the office. Hope you get da job and where going after to celebrate ?

Depends on the demographic of HR

Finally! We actually see the woman’s hair and not her boobs! 🤣🤣🤣

Aa long as it's nicely coiffeured you'll be fine natural

I've been doing job interviews with two-strand twists pulled into a bun for the past 15 years. You could probably do a nice sleek bun and be fine.

The only caution I would have is about wearing it out (as fucked up as it is).

I go natural because I know I'll be wearing it natural at work, soo they might as well know from the jump. I'm not working anywhere that won't let me or would be passive aggressive about it. Keep in mind every interview that I've ever had, I've recieved a job offer.

Some corporate people actually really love it, one lady wouldn't stop complimenting my bantu knots lmao 🤣 she genuinely reacted in amazement and wonder. Don't let me bring out the headscarf styles lol they lose it.

I think it depends on the job but it is a lot more common to see natural black women in corporate america so I dont think it's going to be a big deal for most employers

Be you. Rock your natural hair.

Be so outstanding in your interviews that the hair isn't even a thought - the way it SHOULD be anyway.

Depends on the job

It’ll be easier if you’re white

Dress up for it- suit and tie for anything in an office. Polo and good jeans for customer service

Make sure the hair is clean. No pony tail, for sure

just make sure whatever style it is, it’s clean and neat. make sure your clothes fit right, and they’re clean and wrinkle free. i would try to dress slightly nicer than you think you need to.

I say tie it up/ pull it back in a neat slick ponytail.

Not an employer either but I'd say: just keep it tied back in either a bun or a ponytail. That's what I did and that's what I do every single day; it has never been an issue.

To be fair though, my office is casual. Collared shirts for guys (dress shirt or polo) but untucked.

The acne is the problem, it makes you feel like shit having it and it comes across in the interviews and hiring managers prefer attractive candidates. I used to have really bad acne and scars all over my face when I was in middle school and high school. When my acne cleared at the end of high school and i took a weightlifting class, all of a sudden these girls started becoming interested in me and would give me hugs and stuff and hanging out with me after school.

You should pop as many pimples as possible and then wet a towel with something that contains alcohol and rub it on all the popped pimples. All of them should go away in a week. I had Proactiv and they had 3 bottles of stuff, I only needed the 2nd bottle with the alcohol. (I used the 1st and 3rd creams but the 3 steps didn't fix the acne.) You also need to change your pillowcases at least once every 2 weeks. If that doesnt work and you get really deep pimples, you have to go on Accutane.

What kind of work are your friends doing? Any chance they could refer you for the next opening in their workplace?

How many interviews you had? Or how did they go? Think I can help, and no it’s not your appearance as long as you come in well dressed it’s fine just not a zombie basically

You look like the artist of thrift shop.

Most definitely …. #3 as a general manager of a company, that’s my opinion.

3 and 4!

I like 4 or current best

I'm thinking you look great in all the pics! Definitely good foot in the door looks!