If you have naturally wavy hair, you will have to decide whether to wear it straight or curly. Curly updo with perfect coils may sometimes look too formal or festive. We advise embracing your natural texture. Just pair the updo with a right outfit, and the position is yours. Simple skirt (not too short), white shirt and a blazer will look great with a feminine curly updo.

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#14: Side Braided Bun

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Side braided bun is a great option for your list of interview-appropriate hairstyle ideas. How to make it so sleek? A styling mousse will tame your hair and make it easily manageable. You will look the part with this perfect plaiting.

#15: Long Wavy Locks

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Classic office style will always work for job interviews. However, as some career experts advise, it is best to ask about the dress code via email, as a reply to the job interview invitation letter. If the dress code is not the strictest, you may even let your locks hang loose. But only if they look healthy and well-groomed!

#16: Medium Braided Bun

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Medium length hair gives you the possibility to style your locks in office-ready buns and pretty braids. We advise to pair your outfit with this tucked French plait. Just make sure it is not too messy, secure your shoulder length locks with bobby pins and strong-hold hairspray.

#17: Half Up Bump

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Most workplace hairstyles are casual, so a little bump is allowed. Take the front section of your hair, comb it back, twist 1-2 times and pin, creating the desired volume (or tie a half ponytail). Curl the ends starting from the mid shaft.

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#18: Super Sleek Hair

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Posh sleek hairstyles are highly fashionable and always look flawless regardless of circumstances. To get a dream job, it’s okay to use a strengthening iron, but don’t forget about special heat styling protective sprays.