It depends on what kind of work you are engaged in. If it is a service-oriented customer, it is not too much to ask to bring makeup to work. Just like selling cosmetics and make-up, the shopping guide himself is plain and his face is full of pits, and the customer's desire to buy naturally decreases. No one wants to believe even if the shopping guide shows up himself!

Moreover, jewelry, gold, jewelry, luxury goods and other shopping guides sell high-end products. In addition to good sales ability, shopping guides should also have good looks, and they also require makeup when going to work. Even if it is natural beauty, the skin can be broken, and it will require a little light makeup.

Some bank counters also require employees to wear makeup to work, which is not only a respect for the profession, but also a respect for customers. And with a little makeup, you will be more confident when facing customers.

But some jobs have few opportunities to face customers, and they spend eight hours in front of the computer in the office every day. Usually, the boss of this kind of work will not ask employees to bring makeup to work, as long as the clothes are decent and look comfortable and tidy.

If the boss asks employees to wear makeup to work when they are facing the computer for 8 hours a day, there is no need to play hardball and be flexible. Sometimes there are policies on the top and countermeasures on the bottom. I only said that I would wear makeup at work, but I didn't say how delicate it would be.

Just apply a layer of plain cream or BB cream, modify the skin color, and then apply lipstick, and it will be done in 3 minutes. If your boss is straight, as long as you wear lipstick, he will think you are wearing makeup.

If the boss has any objection to your makeup, you can find an excuse, such as your allergic skin. If you use too much cosmetics, it is easy to get acne and red blood. I don't think the boss will keep staring at you, and it's not that boring. There's always a way to be flexible.