Help with my interview hair!?

Question

I have an interview at an Ad Agency this afternoon and I am not sure what to do with my hair. It is a little shorter than shoulder length and naturally wavy. Help!

Answer 1

A nice pony tail or half up with a nice clip :)

Answer 2

Straighten it, and curl the bottoms. use hairspray so it doesn't fall out. And leave it down. it will look proffesional.  Don't do a ponytail, it will lok like you aren't being very serious about the job, and you will look immature.

Answer 3

This is such a cool way to put up your hair. First, put your hair into a ponytail then pull the ponytail holder back between 1/2 in to 1 in. and pull ponytail almost all the way through it will look very professional and mature. I've done it and someone thought I was eighteen and I'm only fourteen.

                                                                          KrisL

Answer 4

Straighten in and pull up the front in a poof. =)

Answer 5

Go with straight and smooth.  It looks serious and professional.

Answer 6

curl it and pull it into a half pony with some pieces framing your face!: )

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Answer 7

Get you self some hard plastic hair rollers and metal prong clips. Roll your hair up and blow dry it if you dont have to go anywhere you can even sleep with the rollers in (the first time i did this it took for ever but by the thrid time i got all the rollers in in like 20 min and that was doing it myself dont give up). Floding a pillow in half and putting it right under your neck above your shoulder with help you sleep with these things on your head. Also, keep in mind the curls are going to be a lil bigger than the size of the roller you choose so choose a size thats a lil smaller than than what you want. You'll need to part your hair one roller at a time start by makeing a part about where your bang would be about the width of the roller and not to wide (so the hair will dry) from the front of your head (bang) to the back Back of neck) depending on the size of the rollers you shoud have six to eight rollers. now for the side you want to start from the bottom up tucking your finger behind your ear and pushing the part straight back to meet the roller in the mid sectionthen part whats left in half and two or three rollers should be able to hold each half total you'll need about 16-20 rollers. Depending on how dry or oily your hair is is apply a small amount or your moisturizer to your wet hair and comb it through before rolling. If your dont have a sit down hair dryer a blowdryer is ok. The longer you hold the blow dryer on the curls the better. Your hair must be COMPLETELY dry before you remove the rollers in order for this to work properly. You will also need a flat iron for after you take the rollers out to touch up your roots. You can get rollers and clips pretty cheap at any beauty supply store. Oh and dont forget you'll need a nice scarf to wrap your hair in one you have the rollers i usually use one that kind of looks like a net. Good luck dear.

Answer 8

You can never go wrong with a neat ponytail, not the one with the bump on top, just a plain old ponytail.

Answer 9

a conservative head band is always a good bet.  or maybe a side part and some bobby pins.  avoid anything too wild or flashy.  think sleek, conservative, professional.  keep your hair off your face, unless you have bangs (then its kind of hard).  that way you have a better chance to make eye contact with your interviewer and you're not tempted to nervously play with the loose strands.

if you have bangs, comb them down and away from your eyes.  pull back the top and side sections of your hair and hold in place with a clip or pins.  hairspray for a good hold.

you say your hair is naturally wavy?  after washing/conditioning, apply  mousse or scrunching gel.  use a diffuser or let air dry, then try one of the above suggestions.  its a great way to take advantage of your gift (i'd kill for naturally wavy hair) and still make a professional impression.

good luck!