A presentation on personality, hygiene and grooming tips........ This presentation will help you to know why, how personality, hygiene and grooming plays an important role in any human life.......

3. THE DETERMINANTS OF PERSONALITY
Some of our personality may be attributed to
biology or genetics.
However people can make changes to their
personality if they are determined.
WHAT IS PERSONALITY ?
The relevant enduring traits that make an individual unique

8. Personality means true nature of a person.
Personality Development is important
because it focuses on developing human
skills such as, developing communication
skills, confidence building, learning ethics,
morals and values, gathering better
emotional intelligence, conflict resolutions,
enhancing thinking acumen, leadership
skills, so on and so forth. Personality
development is very important in personal
as well as professional life.

10. BODY LANGUAGE
DO’s
 Make frequent eye contact
 Smile
 Take notes
 Keep your hands out of the
pocket
DON’T’s
 Slouch
 Cross your arms
 Tap your feet
 Clear your throat
repeatedly
 Bite your nails or lips

11. Grooming is care for one’s personal appearance, hygiene
and clothing to make one look neat and attractive. It is
important for positive self image and to maintain a tidy and
pleasant personality. It is just as important as what you
wear. You may select the right clothes but neglecting
personal hygiene can ruin the image you wish to present.
Grooming involves all aspects of your body.
 Overall cleanliness
 Hair- Keep it at a length and style at which you can
maintain it. Wash your hair at least twice in a week
 Nails
 Teeth
 uniform/attire
 Make-up
WHAT IS PERSONAL GROOMING ?
To improve one’s outer and inner self to bring about a
positive change to life. Each individual has a distinct
persona that can be developed, polished and refined

12. Health and hygiene go hand in hand. Apart from eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly to stay healthy,
maintaining proper personal hygiene is also important to help you stay away from bacteria, viruses, and
Rule #1: Wash your hands more often
Rule #2: Take a shower/bath daily, at least once a day
Rule #3: Brush your teeth twice a day
Rule #4: Sharing is not always caring
Don’t share personal items such as make-
up products, nail clippers, earphones, and
hairbrush. They are perfect breeding
grounds for bacteria, germs, and fungi.
Rule #5: Change your socks daily
Rule #6: Clip your fingernails & toenails
Rule #7: Cover your mouth with your hand when coughing or sneezing
Here are 7 personal rules you must know and follow every day.
PERSONAL HYGIENE

13. DRESSING ETIQUETTES
Dressing Sense is the common understanding of what is to be worn, in different kinds of environment, on
different occasions and at different times of the day
VARIANCE IN DRESSING
 FORMAL- Social events, like weddings, offices
 SEMI-FORMAL – Theatre, Concert
 INFORMAL- Birthday parties, Visit to Restaurant
 CASUAL- College, Movies, Every day wear
Perceptions people form solely from your appearance are:
 Your professionalism
 Your level of sophistication
 Your intelligence
 Your credibility

14. FUNDAMENTALS OF PERSONAL GROOMING FOR MEN
 Hair should be clean , trimmed and neatly
combed or styled appropriately.
 Freshly shaved, moustache or neatly groomed
beard.
 Neat, clean and trimmed nails.
 Brushed teeth and fresh breath. Use mint if
needed.
 Freshly bathed / showered . Use deodorant /
cologne or after shave but the fragrance should
not linger after you leave.
 Cover tattoos, remove piercings
 No chewing gum, candy or other objects in
your mouth
ATTIRE ( FORMAL)
 Dress conservatively
 Two piece dark suit, navy blue or medium to dark grey
 Long sleeved , blue or white shirt
 Silk tie, complementing in colour and style
 Black socks
 Well polished dark leather shoes and matching belt
 No jewellery, bracelets, earrings or large rings

15. SHIRTS
As a rule, “ The simpler the better’’
 Colours- White, Off- white, pale, blue shirts are
preferred .
 You may wear light trousers with dark shirt also.
TROUSERS
 Formal trousers should be preferably
dark.
 Must wear a leather belt with the
shirt tucked in.
Avoid wearing patterns, bold checks or thick stripes

16. TIES
 It is safest to choose a traditional silk tie, no bold colours or patterns.
 It is best to avoid ties with images or designer logos.
 Ties should coordinate with your attire. The knot should be a perfect triangle
SOCKS
 Choose a colour that coordinates with your trousers ( usually black, dark grey, dark brown or
dark blue.
 Make sure that they are long enough not to let your skin show when you sit down.
 As a rule, do not wear white socks.
 Wear clean socks to avoid bad odour
BE CAREFUL

17. SHOES
 Wear a good pair of leather shoes in black, brown/ tan
 Shoes must be polished everyday
 Do not wear casual shoes or those with worn out heals
 BELTS
 Wear only formal belts with a sleek buckle.
 As a rule, match your belt to your shoes

18. CLOTHING TIPS FOR WOMEN
Dress conservatively for a formal interaction
Preferably wear neutral colours with small prints.
 a dark suit with a white or light coloured long sleeved blouse
 a formal shirt with trousers,
 a two piece or 1 or 2 button jacket and knee length skirt
 a saree
 a salwar kameez.
Must avoid wearing jeans for a formal interaction.
Avoid plunging neck lines, sheer, sleeveless or tight fitting clothes

19. FUNDAMENTALS OF PERSONAL GROOMING FOR WOMEN
 Use make-up sparingly and look natural
 Nail paint and lip colour should not be too trendy or bold
 Wear minimal perfume
SHOES
 Avoid wearing coloured shoes or those with bling.
 Flat shoes or those with 1-1 ½ inches heals in black or brown are standard.
BAGS
 Should not be too bold and must preferably be in black/brown
ACCESSORIES
 Wear minimal jewellery like studs or small rings. Do not wear big
hoops or danglers
 Wear a single bangle or bracelet. Avoid chunky jewellery, big necklaces

20. WHAT IS ETIQUETTE ?
It is a French word that means ‘label’ and ‘
ticket’ .
These are practices and forms prescribed by
social convention or by authority. An unwritten
rule synonymous with good manners.
CATEGORIES OF ETIQUETTES
PERSONAL
 Grooming
 Dressing
PRIVATE
 Home and
Family
PUBLIC
 Street
 Restaurant
 Theatre
 Formal Meal
PROFESSIONAL
 Introduction
 Telephone
 Business