Interview Haircut: Low cut Ceasar vs. bald fade

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I'm an AA male with interviews in the next couple weeks at a few D.O schools. What type of haircut is more appropriate. Low cut Ceasar or a bald fade? For those of you from the south a Ceasar is hair even all around with a edge/line up.

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My guess is that the people interviewing you don't know nor will notice the difference. I personally go with a low Caesar with the sides tapered, but you should be good with whichever as long as it doesn't look crazy...(Colored highlights)
 
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Get a Caesar and taper the sides/back
My guess is that the people interviewing you don't know nor will notice the difference. I personally go with a low Caesar with the sides tapered, but you should be good with whichever as long as it doesn't look crazy...(Colored highlights)

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I rocked something like a bald fade for my interview (I'm a brown Latino). Had no issues.
 
No one will notice. Just smile, and maintain eye contact.
 
You really can't go wrong with a Caesar. I would even say keep it dark. This way when you put hair oil in, your hair will shine but not your scalp
 
I've seen everything from a fade to a frohawk. I vote for the caesar with a taper...or tape up if you're from my stomping grounds. But regardless, make sure your line up is sharp. Good luck on your interviews.
 
I rocked a bald fade in all of my interviews. Either is fine. Like the above poster stated, just make sure your lineup is precise. Good luck.
 
As long as it looks nice and you are clean shaven, shouldn't make much of a difference!

Antonio Webb, M.D.
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Eh. Just being groomed is enough.
If you got lockes make sure they're neat.
If you got a fro' make sure it's neat.
You got a fresh beard. Oil it and groom it.
 
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