I am black in color and my face skin
is clear, no pimples/acne.
But i am looking like rustic,rural or
villager. this is stopping my career at
some level bcz i am working in metro
city.
How i can change my rustic look to
metro/Corporate look, are they any
vitamins or some other things to solve my
prob?
Thanks in advance.
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roxy1234
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jan 2008 Posts: 37 Location: , newzealand
rustic look Posted: 02-01-08 15:29pm
Hi, it sounds like you are seeking a
completely different look to yourself. The
only thing vitamins will do is make you
feel a bit better physically, you overall
appearance comes down to several things
1-lifestyle: general health and
condition, this comes through correct
nutrition, exercise and hygiene. A good
haircut is alway a good start.
2-Your mental well being, your self esteem
and how you hold yourself. You may find
some courses to help you with presenting
yourself as a confident and assertive
person. even posture says alot about a
person, eg, slouching shoulders generally
says that this person may not like
themself.so to a potential employer may
signal lack of motivation.
(if on the internet you could type in how
to improve appearance for esteem etc,
there will be good practical advice and
baby steps. whe you look good you feel
good and tend to be more confident.
3- The clothes you wear, seek some advice
on what suits you, the style you are
after. what makes you feel good, its doing
the research and giving yourself
permission to dress up, experiement. This
doesnt have to be expensive. As you mature
so do your tastes. you are allowed to look
good, i would encourage you to be bold.
you are worth it.
on the job front i always think, when i
have a potential employer interviewing me,
what do they see?why would they employ me
over someone else. i may not have the most
expensive clothing but if i look good,
tidy and energetic for the job, then we
move onot the important stuff
when you come through that door what do
they see, apearance leaves an impression
but so does personality.
