Since your friend brought it up u should ask her cuz we cant see u. However, I know u know the difference between club / going out makeup and work makeup. Light colors preferably for your interview and maybe some lip gloss or ChapStick? No makeup sounds good as long as u have the type of face that can pull that off...

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Make sure you foundation matches your skin color, you want it to match your neck.Wear a neutral colored lipstick. Go light on the eyeshadow

They want to see your beautiful face NOT just be focused your makeup! I would go with a soft colored blush like a light pink or a bronzer to help wake up your complexion, as well as a light pink lip gloss and some mascara (no eye shadow). Think of your makeup as being as natural as possible. You will look lovely Katherine! Check out Julie's posts and to keep your skin looking its best drink a TON of water (at least 6-7 glasses a day). Good luck!!

Hi Katerine- I would definitely stick to more neutral shades, and go light on the eyeliner, blush, etc. You can also use a lightweight concealer that matches your skintone to help with any skin issues. And definitely stay away from bold lip colors. And lastly, here's an article I found on the best interview hairstyles.. https://www.thebalance.com/best-job-interview-hairstyles-for-women-2061187 Good luck!

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Without seeing what you look like as far as skin tone and makeup application, it's difficult to tell you what you need to do. Maybe skip the eyeliner, if you wear any, just a little mascara. Less blush, maybe just a pale blush? Keep your lipstick color neutral, especially if your lips already have natural color. For myself, my lips often look like I'm wearing a bit of lipstick when I'm not so I wear a neutral brown/pink shade for interviews.