Hair Color
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Does it affect the 1st impression you give to sumone during a job interview?
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YES.
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depends on wat's ur kind of job ur interviewing...
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it is the same thought that's hindering me from dyeing mine... perhaps the trend is not catching up fast enough.
i guess it wont affect that much if almost everyone is doing the same..
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yes
i think i play a part when interview esp when u apply a job in civil servent line
cause i meet a guy who has golden hair, he apply for SPF
the officer told him that if he manage to pass the first interview,
before going for the second one, he had to dye his hair back to black
so it play a part loh
esp the job need a good image -
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depends on the type of job your going for lor... if its those shenton way office one thn mostly cannot have colored hair. if your in the events, entertainment or design industries its mostly welcomed.
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I think tones of brown is still safe. Unless u are talking abt highlighting streaks of green or purple or orange....
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i tell u to tie up neatly..
den u go there present yrself properly enuff lah
u dun go there..like tok cock with the interviewr..make yrself appear professional shd be no problem 1 lah -
if its me i'll be affected more by the length of the hair (for guys)
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i think it does affect lor... but it depend wat job u are going for... as hair coloring is quite trendy nowadays... maybe they wont be so particular if ur hair is lightly colored.
u going for job interview ah? good lucks neh!
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make sure your hair colour not to havocOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:die
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can liao la...If it is a tame yet nice colour
i am sure it will be appreciated.
All black is so boring sometimes...
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botak best
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Hmm....Originally posted by Churra:I think tones of brown is still safe. Unless u are talking abt highlighting streaks of green or purple or orange.... -
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Originally posted by www:
That's what I thought too...? Since everybody dyed their hair liao, if mine's just mild acceptable dye.... Would it make much difference..?
it is the same thought that's hindering me from dyeing mine... perhaps the trend is not catching up fast enough.
i guess it wont affect that much if [b]almost everyone is doing the same.. [/b] -
Originally posted by www:
That's what I thought too...? Since everybody dyed their hair liao, if mine's just mild acceptable dye.... Would it make much difference..?
it is the same thought that's hindering me from dyeing mine... perhaps the trend is not catching up fast enough.
i guess it wont affect that much if [b]almost everyone is doing the same.. [/b] -
wats ur hair colour? n u juz went for interview ah?
mine is jet black, dun like colour. -
i duno call havoc or bright anot..
its bit of red..bit of blonde..n loads of brown... -
wah, sounds like an expensive dyeOriginally posted by mapp|ezz:i duno call havoc or bright anot..
its bit of red..bit of blonde..n loads of brown... -
nah...less than 100 niah..Originally posted by keisha:wah, sounds like an expensive dye
hehehe plus treatment n cut lehz......dye n highlight..
interested? i can gib u the lumber -
no, i like my hair jet black. virgin hair, over 3 years or more never dye liao. i need to do rebinding instead. hehe..Originally posted by mapp|ezz:nah...less than 100 niah..
hehehe plus treatment n cut lehz......dye n highlight..
interested? i can gib u the lumber
ur hair long or short one?