Conservative styles for awkward stage?

• Conservative styles for awkward stage?
  

  

  The Reverend

  
  

  I work in a conservative industry, and right now, my hair isn't long enough to put back into a pony tail. That means, my boss don't like the way I "let it all hang out." I'm not about to be fired or anything, but no one likes to get on the bad side of the boss.

  Is there anything I can do with my hair while I'm waiting for it to grow out? My bangs are just down to my chin right now, if that helps. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks
  The Rev

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    tock

    
    

    I work in a conservative industry, and right now, my hair isn't long enough to put back into a pony tail. That means, my boss don't like the way I "let it all hang out." I'm not about to be fired or anything, but no one likes to get on the bad side of the boss.

    Is there anything I can do with my hair while I'm waiting for it to grow out? My bangs are just down to my chin right now, if that helps. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
    The Rev

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    Just slick that mop down with a gob of Brilliantine/pomade/gel/brylcream/dippity-doo ("a little dab'll do ya, dippity doo dippity doo dippity doo) and comb straight back. It's messier than I like, but it's well within current standards, and very conservative . . . think Clark Gable, J. Edgar Hoover, Ronald Reagan.
    --Tock

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    Reflective

    
    

    Use an alcohol free gel. Dep number 8 got me through the awkward stage at work. Sure you will have the wet look, but at least it will be neat.

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