One of the major challenges of shifting to a more mindful, sustainable lifestyle is thinking about changing your skincare routine. After all, it takes a lot of trial and error
After we got introduced to the extensive Korean skincare routine some two or more years ago, Innisfree finally arrives in our local shores. Tomorrow (Nov. 23), the skincare brand is
“Escape the corset” is steadily becoming a movement among South Korean women on social media. It’s a feminist battle cry against unrealistic beauty standards (the corset) and the toll it
The Philippines’ lack of sex education strikes again. And this time, it’s in a form of a feminine wash that can “magically” make vaginas tighter again. All thanks to Kineza’s
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PHINMA We know more than anyone about what the kids today are capable of. But big words like “nation building” and “youth leader” aren’t terms that exist
Our introduction to the world of scents starts, at least for most of us, in secret—as in, a childhood spent trying on our parents’ perfume. But over the years, our
Once Halloween season arrives, the first question that pops into our head is: What or who will I be for this year’s party? The first looks we often consider are
Friends who constantly travel are a godsend, especially if you’re into beauty and skincare. You can always make “pasabuy” (a portmanteau of the words pasalubong, pasabay, and buy, I assume)
Tinted lip oil has been my obsession of late. It is simple and fuss-free. You can swipe it on when in a rush, and it’s great when you’re busy and can’t be bothered with a liner and liquid lipstick. I also like it when I’m traveling and my lips feel dry.
Living too fast-paced is how I maximize my time, although this means compromising some things. Because no matter how hard you try, you can’t have it all–or so I thought.
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