Re: Becky's Interview!

January 26, 2002

Congrats on your interview!!

Speaking from experience, you may want be sure the product you will

try won't make your skin worse. I just can't think of a worse time to

try a new product than before a big event. If you don't wear makeup,

then don't wear it. Just make sure your eyebrows are well groomed,

some mascara (if you can tolerate it) and some lipstick or lip shine.

Make sure you wear a color that won't accentuate the redness if you

flare. (Not sure of your skin tone, so I can't offer more advice

there.)

If you're oily, use plain blotting papers to control shine just before

you walk in.

Strictly my approach, but I wouldn't mention anything about the

rosacea. Everyone knows interviewees are nervous. If you start to

flare/flush, just casually mention you have rosacea, and leave it at

that, if at all. Almost everyone knows someone with it, and WE ALL

KNOW from experience that most folks don't take it seriously. You

want them to focus on what you know, not what you look like. Try not

to think about it and think more about the dynamite job you will do

for the company with your knowledge!

Hope this helps. GT

>

> Hey All,

> Need some advise. I am going to an interview next week. (Yea!!)

> However I am very worried that I might have a flare durring the

interview, I

> had been thinking about tell the guy beforehand that I have a slight

skin

> problem that might make me become red. Any thoughts? I also need

some

> ideas on make up, I need something I can get at a drug store. I

have not

> wore it in about 6 months and have been considering just wearing it

for the

> interview. Thanks for any help.

>

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