Quick Superficial Question

[REE1993]

I personally wouldn't, if you don't usually wear them. I think it's really important to be yourself. Just present the best "you" there is. Get a nice mani-pedi and it will relax you, too.

Rush isn't like a prom, a one-day thing. I think that approaching it as a step will also put you in the right frame of mind. It's the first step of possibly a great journey. (yes I know that sounds lame)

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by REE1993

I personally wouldn't, if you don't usually wear them. I think it's really important to be yourself. Just present the best "you" there is. Get a nice mani-pedi and it will relax you, too.

Rush isn't like a prom, a one-day thing. I think that approaching it as a step will also put you in the right frame of mind. It's the first step of possibly a great journey. (yes I know that sounds lame)

Good point. You don't want to do anything that's going to make you feel awkward and if you don't usually wear them, fake nails can feel weird, or at least they did the times I tried them. Plus they can kind of screw up your real nails.

If you don't usually wear them and your nails are in good shape, you're probably better off without. If you do wear them, the consensus seems to be to keep them understated.

Good luck in recruitment!

[JessLynn]

Thanks. I know it was kind of a dumb question but I'm a little nervous and I just want to make sure I, um...present? myself in the best possible way.

[violetpretty]

If acrylics will help you feel more polished and confident, then go for it. If they are going to make you feel weird, then don't get them.

[cuteASAbug]

Originally Posted by JessSigKap

If acrylics will help you feel more polished and confident, then go for it. If they are going to make you feel weird, then don't get them.

I think that's great advice!