i don't think it will be a big deal, just make sure it isn't like bright fire engine red. even so, i doubt it will count against you.Is it inapropriate to wear red nail polish to a job interview?
Nail polish is never good when looking for a job in food service.
Red nail polish will probably be deemed quite suitable, particularly if you can make it intentional by your fashion choices.
Although you will likely opt not to wear a red dress, a scarlet suit, or even a crimson blouse to a first interview, you could certainly jazz up a conservative look with a tiny bit of color to coordinate with your fresh manicure.
For example, why not sport a small pair of red earrings, a string of red beads, or a tasteful scarf with a hint of red? This suggests your creativity and individuality without shouting it, while you are making a first impression.
You might also opt to save those sexy red shoes for a flashier event.
Count your blessings. Red can be classic. At least you are not attempting to camouflage a racier, riskier shade. Green, brown, black, or purple nail lacquer might require you to grab the nail polish remover tonight!
By the way, I published an article about manicures and nail color choices. You might find it interesting and informative. Check the link below (under SOURCES), if you want to read it.
Good luck on your job interview. Hope you land the job you want!
For some jobs you bet! Also a miniskirt , a full beard and crotchless leather chaps. But again, not for every job.
You won't lose any points. In fact, you will probably gain points by having great nails.
girl its the 20th century.
just dont wear black nailpolish and your good. make sure your nails are clean and neat, thats all.
doesnt matter if they are red or not.
It is prefered to have your nail color complement your complexion/skin tone.
As long as you also wear a professional outfit this shouldn't matter at all. It could even work in your favor. Good luck!
no, I would find it a good thing, like you cared enough to paint your nails for this job.
no
no, but it has to match
I wouldn't do it, its chancy. If you're interviewing with a man it probably won't matter but another women will not like it. Try and look as professional as you can, don't wear 8 inch pumps.
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