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The first impression counts the most, right ? But if you’ve managed to make a good impression don’t stop doing it. Results from a recent survey of more than 500 HR professionals indicate that 84% of HR professionals agree that well-groomed employees climb the corporate ladder faster than those who are not well-groomed.

And this actually is true. If your job makes you meet with clients showing up with greasy hair, dirty shoes and clothes won’t give a good impression.

So if you’re looking to get a new job or want to advance in your carrier I suggest you check out the Gillette Career Advantage. There you can share tips or ask questions that will be answered by career expert Mark Jeffries and GQ style correspondent Brett Fahlgren.

Mark Jeffries and Brett Fahlgren recommend a clean shaved look rather than showing up at work with a beard experiment on your face and that shaving after your morning shower is the best because the warm water softens the hair making it easier to cut . They also suggest that you stay away from products that make your hair look wet and greasy.

Gillette also launched a resource center [ Gillette Resource Center ] where you can find news on their products, sports sponsorship deals and more.