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Makeup And Etiquette In Official Activities

2008/11/19 13:51:00 41897

Makeup is an act of beautifying one's own appearance by beautifying the appearance of beauty products.

Requiring staff to dress up helps to reflect the prohibitions and unity and discipline of the unit, and help to make the unit image more distinctive and distinctive.

Staff are asked to dress up to show respect for their partners.

If you take part in public activities without make-up, you will be understood by others as scorn or insult.

In public affairs, it is generally required that the staff must follow the following rules in the matter of beauty and makeup.

　　規(guī)則之一，應(yīng)當(dāng)化以淡妝為主的工作妝。工作妝的主要特征是，簡(jiǎn)約、清麗、素雅，具有鮮明的立體感。它既要給人以深刻的印象，又不容許顯得脂粉氣十足。總的來說，就是要清淡而又傳神。

　　規(guī)則之二，應(yīng)當(dāng)避免過量地使用芳香型化妝品。通常認(rèn)為，與他人相處時(shí)，自己身上的香味在一米以內(nèi)能被對(duì)方聞到，不算是過量。如果在三米開外，自己身上的香味依舊能被對(duì)方聞到，則肯定是過量使用香水了。

Rule three, avoid wearing makeup or makeup in public.

In particular, it is not very dignified to do this in public at work, but it also makes people feel that they are not dedicated to their work, and regard themselves as "furnishings" or "vases".

It is especially necessary to mention that ladies must not wear makeup or makeup for themselves in the face of general opposite sex.

Rule four, we should stop discussing cosmetic problems with others.

Rule five, we should try to stop our makeup from becoming defective.