Makeup, unlike shoes, has never been described as “sensible.” And yet, most women want nothing more than to learn how to put on sensible makeup— products that sit comfortably on one’s face, while making one look radiant, refreshed and more gorgeous.
Meet two top doctors in their respective fields of specialty. First, the top dentist, Catherine Anne T. Chia DMD, MDS, whose does the best, painless, trauma-free root canal and then Dr. Aivee Teo Aguilar who is dermatologist to high society. Today they model and show us the private ladies they are. Their fashion fix just like any professional, with their seductive choices in dress and accessories and poses, they prove that doctors, too, can be sexy.
Conformity is a comfortable realm for most. We naturally long for a sense of fellowship, unity and similarity.
How do I treat my frizzy hair without opting for a rebond? Currently, I iron it every day but it seems like it’s getting worse. —L. Lim
As Jackie O said, “You can’t go wrong with basic black and pearls.” So smart mover and shaker Hasmine Huang proved that by wearing a black dress as Purefoods Hormel’s Group product manager when she launched the Value of Fun campaign of Purefoods Tender Juicy, a partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) and Marylindbert International, dahlings.
Valentine’s Day may be a day for roses, chocolates and dining out, but it can also be a time to give our loved ones gifts we’ve always wanted them to use. Men have been doing this for the longest time; they don’t give lingerie for your eyes only, if you know what I mean.
It was an ordinary trip back home for me from my work in Alabang. I caught the last bus for Lawton, with 20 more minutes of waiting time before it was filled up. I was about to plug in my earphones to drown out the blaring horns when I realized I was seated next to my former teacher in elementary.
It’s Valentine’s Day, that one day of the year when it’s legitimately okay to be all-out gushy to your loved one. And here’s a specialty store that celebrates it, Me&U.
TO start the year right, our high school’s socio-civic organization, Puso, tied up with the Philippine National Red Cross to hold a blood drive within the campus.
“Honey, I’m home!” The guy opens the door, where he is welcomed by a sweet jar of honey (from Forever Alone Comic.com).
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