Do you think all workplaces should allow unnatural hair colors? (Page 2)

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Self expression is important! Just because a person has an "unnatural hair color" does not mean that they aren't a hard worker nor can they be professional! People dye their hair all the time and some in the workplace even wear lots of makeup, and that is not natural but is allowed. So allow it all!

AndyOh · Answer

Since you have the privilege of having a job somewhere, you should abide by their rules for how you dress, which usually includes your hair.

felchiq · Answer

No. It really depends on your line of work. "Too much" Makeup is not allowed all the time. Makeup should make you look professional.

Anonymous · Answer

Not always : if a specific image is necessary (luxury stores, Disneyland) then people need to fit in a specific style. In those cases you don't just work, you represent what you're selling.

Chico_brah · Answer

No. I couldn't take anyone with rainbow hair serious.

FrenchyRomain · Answer

self expression might be important but in a company YOU REPRESENT THE COMPANY !! Unless you work at Facebook or at Google : you wear a shirt, a tie and jeans / suit pants and THAT IS IT !

Sametheon · Answer

Most jobs. NOT ALL JOBS. Working at a funeral home, for one that immediately pops to mind.

CountryLesbian · Answer

It's 2016, jobs are more loose and casual these days. So yes!!

SweetHomicidalQueen · Answer

Yea I dont think hair color will affect someone's ability to be my cashier or my lawyer.

Spoderpugish · Answer

No, for example I don't think that people that work at funeral homes should be allowed to have green hair, because you just look unprofessional.

JohnDoeJr · Answer

I mean I wouldn't make it a law that they can't ban a certain hairstyle, but I don't think it's a good idea to ban neon hair.

Lyndsielee666 · Answer

Just like piercings and tattoos should be allowed but they aren't. Oh well.

OfDeath · Answer

Yes. Unless you work somewhere customers will think of the business in a bad light due to the presentation of its employees, I believe nobody shouldn't be allowed to dye their hair an unnatural colour

Anonymous · Answer

Of course they should. It's bs that they don't already.

mostwomenshouldstfu · Answer

Legally, they can limit it for business reasons here in the States. They're usually not colossal a**hats about it though and give you a hat or something.

Anonymous · Answer

No. You can express yourself without making yourself look ridiculous.

Rufus335 · Answer

What if you're born with Aqua hair? Do you have to die it for work?

Waffles731 · Answer

if a person can do their job, thats all that matters

Anonymous · Answer

It's a bit distracting, no? I think it should be up to the workplace. If they are okay with it, great. If not, abide by the rules they set forth. It is their business after all.

LivingLife94 · Answer

I will be my own boss someday. I will be a hypocrite if I do not allow my employees to have unnatural hair colors.

Anonymous · Answer

I think it's up to every employer to decide what is appropriate for their jobs and not.

ACrazyHaggis · Answer

it really depends on the work environment i mean doing something that is considered too much during a business meeting and such might be seen as a little unprofessional

Ripper_E · Answer

Yes, but I'll never understand why people would die their hair color blue, purple, green, etc.

IceCubedude · Answer

sure why not there is always a need for a clown lol let her take that role

Thisperson98 · Answer

I think a lawyer would be laughed out of court if they showed up with that hair.

Anonymous · Answer

NO. Regardless of what the social justtwats force... It looks childish and cheap. Having weird piercings, trashy tattoos, and ridiculous hair is not professional.
Unless you work at Starbucks, a motorbike shop, or a tattoo parlor.

Kiran04 · Answer

No. Hair color is part of the dress code and we're all subject to it. Just because you're a hyper, hipster, hippy doesn't not make you exempt.

Anonymous · Answer

Self expression isn't really part of most people's work.

CyberToothTiger · Answer

I think it should be allowed as long as it doesn't distract other co-workers.

Righttobeararms83 · Answer

I see no reason why not, women dye their hair all the time its not the same as a dress code.

Theodorable · Answer

I think science should zap our genes so we have those colors naturally.

front2back · Answer

If they're blue collar jobs, like restaurant work, sure.

Sojex · Answer

Depends on the work places. The more professional the setting becomes the less that type of hair dye should be allowed

dogsteeves · Answer

if it's 01 gender store then sure because the male coworkers would be staring at your hair all day and not not be distracted

NikoTam · Answer

It depends what kinds of job do you have，I work at a advertising agency it allowed you have any unnatural hair colors if you want

Anonymous · Answer

No, because however beautify the girl in the picture is its about the perception. For example I would let her tattoo me if I walked in the shop and saw her. If I walked in to let's say an investment center and saw her I'd be kinda nervous.

SuicidalTeen · Answer

Depends how much color... that rainbow is pretty fucking crazy

Vostock · Answer

I think it depends on the job. A businesswoman or businessman would look unprofessional

Puppylove94 · Answer

No. it's unprofessional

Blitzkrieger · Answer

If they shy away customers then they need to stop doing that.

brewersfan01 · Answer

absolutley not. thats just childish behavior, and unprofessional

TheDictator · Answer

It's a rather cosmetic, feminine conception of self-expression. What defines you is what you think.

Anonymous · Answer

Nope, you liberals are too weird. People should have natural hair, dress normal, etc. This world is becoming weirder each day. Take me to the 1950's when women were in kitchen and the men wore suits.

93stepsawayfromhome · Answer

Yeah, sure — why not? I'm not usually a fan, but dying your hair is your right.

Anonymous · Answer

I think its very pretty when girls dye their hair bright colors! I don't know why people are against it?

Anonymous · Answer

no it is very unprofessional especially like the hair in this picture it looks so beautiful just not for work or school

Anonymous · Answer

As a boss I would hire someone with hair like that it has to be up and in a ponytail under a hard hat anyway so why should I care

anon15 · Answer

Ok then let's all be naked it's a form of expression too

Anonymous · Answer

Yeah. I can't think of any workplace where it could be a problem

Felinegirl · Answer

More workspaces: yes. All workspaces: no.

ASEXY · Answer

Yes, I support diversity.

Anonymous · Answer

No, I feel like it's unprofessional.

Mustachekitteh · Answer

During important meetings most wouldn't like it.

SovereignessofVamps · Answer

Of course.

tsm00th86 · Answer

It depends on where you work at?

babeeeone · Answer

In some settings, it's just not appropriate

ShaeNielson · Answer

Yes, absolutely.

Luci92 · Answer

Nope.

Kaylyne · Answer

Nope.

kitty71 · Answer

No and yes

BonjourMadam · Answer

I choose freedom

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