It's been said that employers make decisions about job applicants in under seven minutes. So your hair and makeup at the club last weekend is probably not going to be your best look at your interview. A good first impression is essential to getting a second interview and/or the job. Some of the basic interviews do's are, hopefully, basic common sense: arrive early enough to get settled, be nice to the receptionist, put your phone away and give a firm handshake. How you should wear your makeup may not be as simple. A few tips are listed below.

Foundation

You want a natural look so use a foundation with a natural finish to give you a bit of glow.

Cheeks

Key word: subtle. Use just enough blush to give your cheekbones a soft pop of color.

Eyes

Unless you're interviewing for a job at a cosmetics store, it's probably a good idea to leave the false eyelashes at home. You may not need to add eyeliner, either. Think neutral for your eyes. A few simple swipes of mascara is all you need so your lashes don't look clumpy. Lexi Noel Beauty has a luscious, deep-black mascara that creates intense lash looks in a creamy, waterproof, and drama-free formula that lasts throughout the day. The lash brush features a bristle weave design that coats and texturizes lashes in less strokes—creating a striking lash look that lasts all day. 

Lips

For an interview, neutral lip color is also preferable. A tinted lip balm does double duty by giving you sheer color and keeping your lips hydrated; just remember to pick a light shade that highlights your lips and not the color. If you like lip gloss, choose a thin, moisturizing glass that won't get too sticky or smear while you're talking

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