Interview/work hairstyles for natural hair please

[snugglez41685]

Ok ladies I need some help. I have been transitioning for almost three years now. I know that is long,lol. Anyway my hair is now about 90% natural now. I have been lazy lately and just putting on Samantha(my wig). Well she done had it and I need to embrace this natural head of hair I have now. My hair is basically a lil below shoulder but not APL yet. I am about a 4a texture. What are some good styles for interviews, especially with staffing agencies or professional enviorments? I am looking for a job but need to do something nice with my hair. I have an old pic in my siggy its just longer/more puff now. I do not really want to straighten it. I have been posting from my cell so you do not have to post pics cause I can't see them at all unless they are really small, but links or descriptions would be great. Thanks so much in advance ladies.

 

[HollyGolightly]

The Southern Tease Bun on a braidout.

 

[glamazon386]

I usually wear a bun.

 

[CarefreeinChicago]

Do you have any curlformers or flexirods? That will cover up any texture differences.

 

[snugglez41685]

The Southern Tease Bun on a braidout.

Thank you Roxy. I totally forgot about this!

 

[snugglez41685]

Do you have any curlformers or flexirods? That will cover up any texture differences.

I had some but gave them to a friend months back cause she was relaxed and like what it did for her hair. Think I might have to reinvest in some.

 

[snugglez41685]

Double post

 

[NIN4eva]

I had some but gave them to a friend months back cause she was relaxed and like what it did for her hair. Think I might have to reinvest in some.

Flexirod set and a nice headband. In case it's windy. That always happens to me.

 

[Solitude]

I would do the good old-fashioned bun for interviews. After you get the job, you can assess the work environment (how conservative/laid-back/how other women wear their hair) to figure out what styles to wear, but it would seem like after you have the job, you could do braid-outs, twist-outs, buns, or whatever works for you.

Good luck with your search!

 

[brucebettye]

Wear a bun. That way you don't have to worry about your hair on the interview.