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As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), your professional appearance directly affects patient safety and trust. In this video, Nurse Eunice explains the do’s and don’ts of CNA professional appearance — from hair and nails to perfume and jewelry.

✅ Hair: Keep it neat, tied back in a ponytail or bun, and away from your face. Long braids, loose hair, or elaborate hairstyles should never interfere with patient care.

✅ Nails: Keep nails short, clean, and polish-free. Long or fake nails can harbor harmful bacteria and increase infection risk.

✅ Makeup: Stick with a natural, minimal look. Too much makeup can be distracting and isn’t practical for long shifts.

✅ Jewelry: Less is more! Small stud earrings are acceptable, but dangling earrings, multiple piercings, and heavy jewelry can pose safety hazards.

✅ Perfume/Cologne: Avoid strong scents. Many patients are sensitive or allergic, so fragrance-free is always the safest choice.

✅ Uniform: Clean scrubs, comfortable non-slip shoes, and an overall polished appearance show patients and your team that you take pride in your role.

Remember: Your appearance as a healthcare worker reflects your professionalism. Patients feel safer and more respected when their caregivers look neat, clean, and prepared for the job.

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