Tips Feb 4, 2021 08:08

I'm a 20-year-old woman thinking about going to an interview.

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I have a question about women's hairstyles. Is one style generally preferred over the other—having bangs or not? Of course, I know everyone has different tastes, but is there a hairstyle that tends to be more popular with older gentlemen? I currently wear my hair parted in the middle with no bangs, and since I have a more mature, big-sister type of look, it gives me a sophisticated appearance. However, I'm wondering whether I should add light bangs for a cuter vibe. I'd love to hear what everyone prefers!
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I’m in Seattle. I like twin tails with bangs.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s Office here. Thanks for your question. I’ve never received a request from a man regarding bangs, so I don’t think many people are particularly concerned about them. Just to be sure, I looked at about six popular women, starting with the newest profiles. Four had bangs and two didn’t. Since the sample size is far too small, I think it’s safe to consider this within the margin of error and not particularly relevant. Ultimately, I think popularity is determined less by specific features and more by your overall appearance, including whether the look suits you. As for bangs, if you personally feel that adding light bangs would create a cuter look, why not give it a try? Once you have some results—whether one style gets better reactions or leads to more or fewer offers—let us know. I said specific features aren’t that important, but men do occasionally comment on clothing, so I think your outfit has more of an impact than your bangs.
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