Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Yes. You don't have to cut it SHORT, you just have to cut it so that it is short enough to have plenty of shape and style to it. Long hair that just hangs is not professional.

Make sure the stylist knows you want to donate your hair to Locks of Love.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

if u do cut it donate it to locks of love for children with cancer

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

You can, or you can pull it back or put it up nicely

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Nothing says old professional like a bun. or french twist.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

No, all you have to do is pull int neatly back in a ponytail. Unless you are really wanting to cut your hair.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

When in doubt, shave it off.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

maybe.. but it will def be easier for u to manage short hair while on job

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

No! Cut your hair because you want to cut it! Don't do it to look like some preppy corporate whore!

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

try not to cut it at work otherwise they will think your going nuts

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

no

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

how do you cut your hair long? doesn't it get short if you cut it? or at least shorter? (not trying to be a prick)

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Well, you can always do up-do's with your long hair, but if you decide to cut it short, do it about shoulder length or a little longer..Don't want it too short.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

yeah why dont you shave it all off then every one will think you r smart

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

No one over the age of 25 should have hair past your chest, it just looks tacky with aging. If you want to look more professional go for a cut slightly below your collarbone with fun layers that can be pull back during work hours. Versatile Hair.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

No of course not. Keep your hair long if you like it that way. if you wish to look neater or smarter just tie it back or in a french roll - very executive looking.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Long hair does not look unprofessional. Those of us with long hair just take a bit more time styling it. We can wear it long, or in an updo and still look very polished and professional.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

you need to do what makes you feel more confident and comfortable. that will allow your profesionalism shine through, not a hair cut. just make sure you hair is always neat and clean.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

If you want your hair long, remember that hopefully you will have your hair longer than your job.

If your worried about professionalism, why not tie it back?

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

As long as it's tidy and not in your face, it shouldn't matter--certainly not for a woman. Even if it's really long, you can pin it up stylishly.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Don't really matter but long hair is annoying cuz it always get in ur face unless u hav it up.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

No, you can put your hair up in many fabulous ways and have that "professional" look. Loose, long hair that is well groomed is not unprofessional. I think you are lucky to have such wonderful long hair.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

I have long hair and work in an office environment and am still professional. Who says long hair isn't professional looking as long as its clean and kept up. If you don't want to cut it then don't.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Only if you really want to. You can pull it neatly back at work. Mine has always been long neat and clean, but not even pulled back.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

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Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

You should wear you hair in any style that makes you feel good about your self. Weather it is long or short doesn't matter these days, when it comes to a professional setting. As long as your hair is clean and neat, it will look professional no matter weather it is long or short.

It all comes down to you feeling comfortable with in your own self, and what works for you.

Be at peace with in your self no matter how you wear you hair.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

I'm none too sure as to why shorter hair would be considered more professional? If you've already got the job, proving you can do it is infinitely more important.

My missus currently has two small piercings in her nose and four in each ear. However, she's just saved her company two and a half million so no one gives a monkeys how she looks.

Basically, show your skill and no one is going to look at you disapprovingly.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

i have long hair too and asking advice what to do to be more matured look.

and they say- il keep it long, highlight, or layered haircut.

and now i was thinking its all true what about all their tips here on this site.

i dont think have your hair long will affect proffessionalism in an office environment.

it depends on someone's behaviour..you could try different hairstyle also....without cutting it.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

It is good that you consider your job and what is good for

your outlook there. However it is your hair and you should

do what you want. As many others have mentioned, you can

put long hair in very dignified looking ways, a french twist etc.

I am thinking you will look very professional.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

How long has your hair been long? How short are you talking? How long has it been since your hair was that short? And how bad does your hair look in the morning when it is short and you don't have time to shampoo, blow dry, etc.

These are the basic points my daughter and I consider each time we face this question. Her hair is short and cute [picture Stockard Channing as Rizzo in the movie Grease] no matter whether washed, finger combed or skips shower all together. Mine is a just-below-the-shoulder length bob because my curly hair is uncooperative about half the time in the mornings, washed or not, and I am really good at sweeping it into a French twist-ish bun.

Not much help, I know, but it really is a matter of preference and patience in the long run.

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

short hair doesn't always mean a more professional appearance, if i were you, i'd keep my hair long, but is your hair, if you don't want i t long, cut it

Should I cut my long hair so it will look more professional in an office environment?

Yes.

You would look alot more,

sophisticated.