Conclusion about personalities

So, the conclusion from this blog is our appearance is important. First impression is everything and people judge you from your appearance. The way you talk, walk, dress up. Even the way you eat. Oh yeah. One more thing. If you think your outfit is crowded with accessories, remember this one saying from Cocoa Chanel, 'When accessorising, always take off the last thing you put on'. 💕❤

Nurul Farahin Binti Rosli

(PTM160118834)

Grooming & Etiquette

COLOUR HARMONY AND THE MAGIC OF COLOURS

The right colour harmony will make your skin look more radiant and fresh. The wrong colour harmony will make your skin look dull and tired. Colours are divided into COOL harmony (blue based) and WARM harmony (yellow based).

                                         

COOL HARMONY	WARM HARMONY
Pure White	Off white
Blue	Brown
Pink	Yellow
Silver	Mustard
Maroon	Gold
Blue Red	Red
Purple	Green
Gray	Orange

 
 

Colours affect us in many ways, particularly our moods, our attitudes and also influence our
emotions.

We are fascinated by beautiful colours - for example flowers, plants, birds and the fishes in the sea - in the same way, we are attracted by colourful clothes - a colourful floral print dress, a bright green sweater or a red patterned tie. Some colours bring out the best skin in your skin tone, it make you look fresh and fabulous, hence it also light up your personality. Some colours make you look like a picture of authority and very respectable. You have to know to optimize them with a clever touch of combining colours so that you stand out in the crowd.

We can also classify colours into:

Bright colours These colours are appropriate to accompany neutrals for women and in ties for men.

                                        

E.g: fuchsia and turqoise.

Dark and cool colours These colours give a slimming effect.

E.g: black, navy blue, chocolate, brown, brungundy, olive and charcoal grey.

Light , warm and bright colours. These colours make shapes appear larger.

                        

                       

E.g: white , yellow, orange and red.

POWER PLAY/SOCIAL PLAY OF COLOURS

IF YOU WANT TO :	WEAR ATTIRE WITH  THE FOLLOWING COLOURS
Be authoritative	Black or dark blue or dark grey
Be fun	Yellow, orange, apple green, anything bright
Attract attention	Red
Be down to earth	Brown or Beige
Look sweet & soft	Pastels, Light grey
Look formal, stem, secy. Sensual, slim	Black

COLOUR TIPS TO BRING OUT THE BEST IN YOU
Do not use more than 3 colours

• Incorporate red in order to be more assertive
• If you are overly aggrasive, wear navy, beige, camel and grey in your main wardrobe pieces in order to tame your personality. It will make you appear more approachable
• If you are tall and big framed, you may want to introduce more beige, camel, grey and navy colours to your wardrobe
• If you are a small size woman, big prints may not be suitable for you.
  
  
  Nurtahirah Binti Alawih & Nurul Farahin Binti Rosli
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Grooming & Etiqutte (Business cards)

Presenting business cards 

• When you meet clients in the business world, you give them your card after the introduction are over.
• Use your discretion whether you want someone to have your card or not
• you are not supposed to exchange cards during meals times - business entertainment. Do it when you are ready to leave.
• Give the card with both hands, with card face held up and lettering should face the person receiving the card. The recipient should take the card look at it, and pronounce the name correctly and then put it away

Nurtahirah Binti Alawih
PTM160118934

Grooming & Etiqutte

If you're introducing one person to a large group of both men and women, it's probably easier to go left to right around the group, and to keep it simple. This way the new guest has a better chance of remembering at least one or two names.

When to shake hands?

• You meet someone you for the first time
• You run into someone you know.
• You congratulate someone
• You enter an acquaintance's home or they enter or leave your house.

Don't shake hands when:

• The other person eating with their right hand.
• A person has his hands full and can't offer their hand
• The person you meet is higher ranking and doesn't offer their hand.

Group Introduction

When you introduce a guest of your colleague, the guest should be mentioned first.
eg : "Miss farah, Please meet the members of our committee"

If you introduce a new colleague to the meeting
eg : "Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Miss Azlin Shah who has joined the Company as Marketing Manager".

When don't you introduce people?

• You usually not introduce people who you will not be able to spend at least a few minutes talking together.
• You pause briefly in a restaurant to greet an acquaintance seated at a table.
• In a elevator

Basic Rules for Introduction

• Know the protocol (age, gender, authority)
• Gain the attention of the individual, smile and great
• It is the ladies prerogative to extend her hand except in the business circle - ladies usually shake hands with the male counterpart
• Ladies need not stand up to shake hands when introduced at a social function. When involves business meetings or entertaining or when introduced to dignitaries or older people, the lady must stand to greet the person.
• Gentlemen should stand up when being introduced to other man or ladies except if he/she issubordinate.
• When intoducing someone, include a conversational lead, if necessary.
  
  eg : "En. Mior hakimi, May I introduced Mr. Zulhaqim Naim. Mr Aiman, like you, is a keen golf player".
                                   
  
  
  Nurul Diyana Salleh
  PTM160118873