Hair Styles For Different Careers

Hair they say is the beauty and the crowning glory of a woman. All over the world people pamper and take care of their hair, most especially the female folks. They nurture it, protect it, and feed it with nutritious hair care products and organic ingredients to ensure it grows and shines. Hair should always be dressed and styled neatly to give the effect of a style statement once you step out.

A career is your occupation. In most cases your workplace is where you spend the most time; it requires your time and presence and you have to always look good and present yourself beautifully. Of course, your hairstyle isn’t left out. As the popular saying goes “the way you dress is the way you will be addressed”, permit me to say “the way you style your hair is the way you will be admired”.

However, naturalists are faced with the challenge of how to style our hair to suit our different careers. But not to worry I am here to serve you with a plate of spicy style tips garnished with sauce and juice, so take a seat and relax while you scroll through.

There are various hairstyles for different careers; I will simply state them using the major careers we have around us. They include;

Engineers

Bankers

Accountants

Doctors

Lecturers

Lawyers

Footballers

Soldiers

Hairstyle for Lecturers

As a lecturer, you are allowed to freestyle with your hair, but be careful not to overdo it because you have a lot of young people looking up to you. Set yourself as role models to young girls and also to young men who would want their wives to follow your hair-steps.

Hairstyle for Accountants

You have to look stylish and presentable; I mean who doesn’t want to be addressed as the lady with both beauty and brains? Having a neat and creative style give you the confidence that lets your client feel that their money and records are in safe hands.

All styles provided above can be done by a good hairstylist and you will be looking sumptuous and good to go; but hey I mean good to go to work.😉 Try them out and thank me later.

This article is written by Comfort Oguche a writer, model and a motivational speaker. She is the CEO of the Euphrates, a brand set to impact lives especially young people.