THE GRAND BHAGWATI

GROOMING STANDARDS
Grooming means dressing well, to be presentable to others.
You may want to give a little more attention to how you dress
at work because what you wear may be substantially
influencing your career path. Although nothing takes the place
of talent, hard work, innate ability and ambition, looking your
professional best in the workplace can give you a competitive
advantage.
It simply means dressing in a way that projects an image of the
sophisticated, successful working individual you are or would
like to become.
What is grooming ?
1. Hair care
2. Skin care
3. Face care / Make Up (preferably light colours)
4. Beauty hints : Wear colours that suit your skin colour
5. Personal hygiene
6. Body language
Personal hygiene
Bath daily / Shower prior to shift
Brush and floss daily
Wash face twice
Clean your hands, legs and nails properly
Drink lots of water
Eat healthy food
Exercise daily
Smelling nice at all times
Deodorants : Not very strong smell

Mouth fresher : Fresh Breath at all times

Perfumes : Light smell

Tidy and well-ironed clothes : At all times

 Body language
Look straight

Shake hands

Walk straight

Eye to eye contact

Smile
TGB GROOMING
STANDARDS
LOOKING SMART FOR SERVICE
POINTS FOR ALL STAFF:
1. Name badge
2. Uniform ironed / Polished shoes
3. No strong aftershaves/perfumes
4. Attention to all personal hygiene
details
LADIES : HAIRSTYLE (NO PUNK
HAIRSTYLE/COLOURED HAIR)
SHORT HAIR:
Should be neatly cut, revealing the ears.
Should not cover the Face and Forehead
clearly shown
Should be neatly placed by Hairclips which
are conservative, not very big/colourful but
should blend with the hair/uniform
LONG HAIR : Neatly tied in a bun and
revealing the ears
HAND BAGS
Apart from your working bag if you are carrying an additional bag,
preferably, carry a black or a brown one
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Accessories: You must wear correct
accessories with you outfit, overloading yourself
with accessories will seek unnecessary attention
and give an unprofessional impression to
people.
Solution: minimize your jewellery and avoid
wearing multiple rings and earrings.
A formal wrist watch must be a part of your attire
to give a professional look.
THE RIGHT ACCESSORIES
Wear small stud earrings / no
hanging earrings
No nose ring / stud allowed
Maximum 2 rings (1 on each hand)
1 chain around the neck with a
small pendant
1 bracelet / bangle in one hand
No ankle chains allowed
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How a quick-check in the mirror can show you off to your advantage
There is a saying, “Elephants don’t bite. Mosquitoes do” often the
small things cause the biggest problems. When we have threads
hanging off a well-tailored suit, or buttons missing from a shirt, we
take away from our professional image.
Here is a “Grooming Checklist” to use before leaving the house or
during the day:
* Hair is clean, well styled, no dandruff
* Teeth are clean; no food stuck from lunch, breath is fresh
* Fingernails are clean, shaped, no chipped polish
* No runs in stockings
* No inner wear or slips showing
* Makeup is well designed and applied
* No shaving cream left on face, no 5 o’clock shadow
* Shoes are polished, not worn down at the heel
Tip Grooming repairs should be done in private, not in public. If
you have to file a broken nail or pick spinach from your teeth, go to
the nearest restroom
REMEMBER
To be well groomed is not a matter of
chance, it is a matter of choice, it is not
a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to
be achieved.

Grooming is not only about looking

good, it is about loving yourself and
shaping your personality……..
ANY QUESTIONS?
HAPPY LOOKING GOOD!!

Thank You!