The main content of grooming etiquette

Appearance etiquette is an important part of personal basic etiquette. The basic meaning of appearance refers to the appearance of a person, but from the perspective of etiquette, appearance should also include hair, face, arms and palms, that is, the parts of the human body that are not worn. The rules of grooming etiquette mainly involve three aspects, namely grooming, grooming and grooming.

1. Clean

The first principle we should abide by in appearance and etiquette is cleanliness, that is, the body can't smell, and there can't be foreign objects on the face. To ensure cleanliness, you must do the following:

(1) Wash your face

Before attending formal communication occasions, you should clean your face in time. During activities, you should wipe off the grease on your face with facial tissues in time, so that you don't cry, sweat or get dust. In addition, attention should also be paid to cleaning up the tiny residues such as canthus, nostrils, ears and mouth in time.

(2) Wash your hair

As the saying goes: "Look at the head from a distance and look at the feet." In public relations, hair is the first thing that attracts the attention of the communication object, so to ensure that people's hair is free from dandruff, adhesion and odor, and remains soft and tidy, which requires us to ensure that we wash our hair every/kloc-0 to 3 days.

(3) Take a bath

In order to get rid of the smell of smoke, wine and sweat, we should take a bath every day, at least once every three days, especially before taking part in major social activities. On the one hand, bathing is to keep clean; On the other hand, it can make people feel refreshed and refreshed, which can not only leave a good impression on the people they associate with, but also make them full of confidence.

(4) Wash hands

When we participate in social activities, we have to do a lot of actions with our hands, such as shaking hands and handing out business cards, so it is very important to keep our hands clean. Pay attention to washing your hands before attending major occasions, and don't have sweat stains, odors and foreign objects on your hands. In addition, it is best not to leave long nails, the length of the nails is flush with the fingertips, there is no dirt inside the nails, and there is no dead skin on both sides of the nails.

(5) Brush your teeth

Language communication is the main way of social communication. Be sure to ensure oral hygiene and fresh breath, and avoid being influenced by breath when communicating with each other. In addition to brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, you should also brush your teeth before attending formal communication occasions, at least chew gum, and try to avoid eating some foods with pungent smell, such as onions, garlic and leeks.

clean and tidy

We should keep a clean appearance and not be sloppy. In etiquette, in addition to requiring people's hair to be clean, there are also requirements for hair length. In addition, it's best not to grow a long beard, unless you have special religious beliefs or customs, you will be considered disrespectful by your contacts. You should make sure to shave every day, which is not only a respect for others, but also the best way to ensure your refreshing self-confidence.

Trim hair

Some people have long nose hair, leg hair and hair. Before attending formal social occasions, it must be trimmed and covered to avoid exposure.

modify

We should tidy up and decorate our appearance before attending social occasions in order to leave a good impression on our communication. But it is not allowed to make up, tidy clothes and trousers, scratch hair, clean nasal secretions, etc. In public places. These activities can only be carried out in places where others can't see them, such as toilets.

The essence of etiquette:

Mastering the correct appearance and etiquette can leave a good first impression on the communication object, make the other person willing to approach, and lay the foundation for further in-depth communication.