10 Job Interview Beauty Tips

You might be articulate and interesting, but if your lips are chapped and flaking, no one's listening! Make sure you exfoliate lips the night before with a dry skin-sloughing scrub like Bliss Fabulips Sugar Lip Scrub ($18). This luxurious exfoliator moisturizes while gently removing dead skin.


The last thing you want to look is tired, especially if you stayed up late preparing for the interview. Josie Maran Argan Color Stick in Rosey ($22) makes your face look more awake with a dose of dewy radiance. For a subtly luminous flush, simply dab this sheer tint on the apples of your cheeks and blend in with your fingers.


Big hair is way too va-va-voom for a job interview. You want to be taken seriously, not asked out for happy hour. Keep it classy by sweeping your strands back in a low ponytail or high topknot. To keep flyaways at bay, spritz on Living Proof Flexible Hold Hairspray ($14) — it keeps your 'do in place without creating flakes or weird stiffness.


Make sure you get at least eight hours of beauty sleep the night before you interview! If you're tired, your answers will be lackluster and unfocused. Plus, dark under eye bags and sallow skin are definite turnoffs to potential employers. Too stressed to sleep? Try zoning out to a relaxation app.


Nerves can cause even the coolest cucumbers to sweat! Stop T-Zone shine before in its tracks with Sonia Kashuk Matte Oil Blotting Papers ($6.99). These whisper-light papers instantly absorb oil and sweat without mussing your makeup (there's no powdery residue, hallelujah).


Show-stopping neon manicures are trendier than ever, but not if you're trying to score a corporate position. You want to look polished, not punk. Skip electric yellow and go for a more natural shade, like Butter London Nail Lacquer in Tea With the Queen ($14). This pinky-tan hue is lovely on all skin tones, and can last a week without chipping!


If you smoke, don't do it before the interview. Nothing's more of a turnoff for potential employers than a chick with smoke-scented hair. If you absolutely can't resist, please spritz on a hair fragrance afterwards. Oscar Blandi Protein di Jasmine Protein Mist ($19) is meant to restyle hair between shampoos, but we just love the irresistibly fresh, floriental scent.


Visible tats? Unless you're interviewing in an excessively creative field, cover those babies up. To do, first swipe on Dermablend Leg & Body Tattoo Primer ($25) — this enhances the wearability of your body foundation, and prevents unsightly smudging. Finish with an ink-erasing layer of Dermablend Leg and Body Cover ($25).