Grooming is a general requirement for male servants, that is, to make themselves as neat and clean as possible and never to be messy or sloppy.

Specifically, we should pay attention to the following aspects.

Regular haircuts.

Preferably half a month or so.

On weekdays, no matter what hairstyle you do, you must comb your hair in order and not be untidy.

Don't forget, "Peng Peng" and "dirty face" have always been the important expression of the untidy appearance.

Shave.

In addition to those who have special religious beliefs and customs, male servants are not allowed to keep beards. This is not only for cleanliness but also for respect for communication objects.

Even if the beard is not long, try to shave it once a day. If necessary, increase the number of times. You mustn't go to work or meet with your beard.

Trim your nose.

On weekdays, many people do not regard their nose hair as a problem because they can not see or have never had such consciousness.

But this does not mean that the nose can not grow, nor does it mean that others can not notice.

In interpersonal relationships, occasionally, nasal hair is "black out", which is very destructive to others' opinions on themselves.

Male servants should check and prune regularly.

Cover your armpit hair.

Adults usually have thicker armpits, which are visually unsightly.

Therefore, when a male servant is dressed, he should consciously avoid the "clear" style of his armpit hair, such as vest, sleeveless clothes, etc.

If it is a female civil servant, it is best to shave off the armpit hair and wear this style of clothing again.

Cover your legs.

If the leg hair grows black and thick, it will have no sense of beauty in other people's eyes. It must be disguised.

When carrying out official duties, male civil servants are not allowed to wear shorts or trousers with trousers. One important reason is that a pair of "Scud legs" are undesirable.

Female civil servants, when wearing skirts and thin stockings, have to shave off their legs if they can be exposed.