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I am going for another job interview tomorrow. I was laid off last month and things got tough so I had to come back and stay with my mom until I can get another job. Anyway, I had my outfit laid out and asked my mom what she thought of it. She said it looked very professional for the job and that I'd look great. Then she said I should take my nail polish off before the interview to look more serious about the job. My nail polish is pink right now. Is it inappropriate to have painted nails with nailpolish when showing up for an interview? (link)
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Clear nail polish is never, ever unprofessional. Just do your nails that day with something colorless, than revert when the interview is done.
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That is a great idea. Thank you so much for the help.
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