<p>EK:</p>
<p>I didn’t read through all of the replies, so sorry if I repeat anything.</p>
<p>I’m your daughter’s age, so I hope I can be of some help to you.</p>
<p>I’m a bit like your daugther, I don’t dress nicely, still wear a lot of the stuff (that still fits) from high school, don’t care about what’s fashionable, etc. </p>
<p>I think it would be a great gesture to get your daughter a new interview outfit. My mom had done what she could to make sure I am prepared for when I go out to the work force (lots of hand-me-downs from her co-workers around my age). A great place if you are willing to put down a little bit of $$ is to get her a nice interview outfit from United Colors of Beneton (my suit is from Petite Sophisticate, they have very traditional suits as well). They have very stylish outfits that kids our age like because they aren’t too ‘old lady’ looking and actually fit our bodies well. I personally can’t afford to shop there, but would really enjoy a gift from there if I were actively looking for a job. </p>
<p>Also, my mom has been very active in making sure my hair gets cut every year or so by scheduling (and paying for) an appointment at the salon she goes to. I know I should take care of my hair more often (especially because I have a very sought-after hair color), but money and motivation normally gets in the way. If she gets a haircut she really likes once (with your money) it will probably give her the motivation to get it cut regularly there to keep up with the style. Can’t help you with the eyebrows, you can’t see mine so I’ve never had that problem.</p>
<p>Please, if you’d like to run any ideas by me I’m more than happy to give you my opinion. :)</p>