Every girl needs the perfect nude polish in her collection. Cult Cosmetics Joshua Tree and Essie Jazz are classics. I love a nude nail even when not trying to be professional-add some gold glitter for a chic but glam look.
Grey nails are neutral but have more of an edge compared to a nude. Zoya Dove is the epitome of grey while Zoya Normani has more of the greige going on and is darker.
Zoya Odette has become a fast favourite of mine. It's neutral but with a purple twist. It still looks professional while also having colour to it.
Another big tip is to make sure your mani is neat and chip-free. Between shaking hands, handing out your resumes, gesturing while talking, filling out forms-your interviewer will notice. I doubt it will be a make or break, but why not put your best self forward? Here are some posts I did on how I paint my nails and some of my favourite nail care products. Preparing the outfit, make-up, nails is definitely only a small part of getting ready for an interview, but I find that it helps me feel much more confident knowing that I look the part. And confidence is definitely needed!
What are some of your interview tips?
I was doing a lot of interviews back in the Spring before I got my current job, and wore a lot of nudes and subtle polishes. Even after I started at my new job I eased them in slowly before getting into bright colors and nail art. Some of my favorites were the three neutral shades from the OPI Mariah Carey holiday liquid sands. A little bit of sparkle, but still the safety of a nude.
ReplyDeleteTextured polishes are such a great idea! I might just have to wear Zoya London for my first day on the job!
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