Whether you’re in the medical field, financial industry or legal sector, irrespective of your profession, everyone deserves to look and feel good. Even though nurses have to wear scrubs to work, we think you can still look good, and feel even better. Here are some hacks to look the best you can in your scrubs.
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Do scrubs in different colors signify anything?
I’m sure you’ve seen different types of scrubs ranging from blue, green, white and pink to patterned or floral scrubs. If you happen to work in a hospital, you might be asking; what would be the right color to wear? Are their specific colors needed or can I wear any scrub with my favorite color?
Scrubs: how best to wear them?
We understand that taking care of others can sometimes mean you don't have time (or energy) to take for yourself. Scrubs feel like pajamas (and they should!), but that doesn’t mean you have to look like you just rolled out of bed. You can add your own personal style and flair even to standard issue scrubs, and look just as professional and put together as your lawyer friends (but WAY more comfortable)! Heres how:
A guide to scrubs that will fit you perfectly
Straight leg, skinny fit, joggers, and men's. It can be overwhelming trying to find the perfect scrubs. In this post, we’ve taken time to outlines some general characteristics of our various scrub fits to give you a better idea of how to get the work style you've been looking for.
The benefits of wearing compression socks as a nurse
Being a nurse is a stressful job. Most of your time is spent on your feet, sometimes for 8 or up to 12 hours. This is exhausting, and can be bad for your health. Compression socks help to mitigate this health problem.