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When it comes to skincare, it’s either you stick to your old regimen or play the field until you get it right. Every month it’s a new cleanser, toner, mask and moisturizer. You are just never satisfied until you find something that is perfect for your skin.


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                    [Summary] => Factoids of the day: The queen bumblebees are the most powerful insects of the bee colony. The queen bee is often referred to as "quasi-social," which means she is typically able to survive on her own, for at least a short time. Another cool thing about her is that she works doubly hard to make beautiful flowers bloom. 


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                    [Summary] => Last Saturday, Mary Kay (Phils). Inc. celebrated its third anniversary with a whole day open house at one of the country’s most expensive hotels.  Many of the company’s 20,000 registered beauty consultants and 63 sales directors–dressed in shades of pink– showed up. And so did many other women who wanted to sign up as direct sellers of Mary Kay cosmetics, scents, and skin care products. 


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Botanical harmony

By PENNYLANE By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | March 14, 2007 - 12:00am

When it comes to skincare, it’s either you stick to your old regimen or play the field until you get it right. Every month it’s...

Fashion and Beauty

The queen bee of cosmetics

By PENNY LANE By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | December 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Factoids of the day: The queen bumblebees are the most powerful insects of the bee colony. The queen bee is often referred to as "quasi-social," which means she is typically able to survive on her own,...

Fashion and Beauty

The pink ladies of beauty

By Rose G. De La Cruz | May 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Last Saturday, Mary Kay (Phils). Inc. celebrated its third anniversary with a whole day open house at one of the country’s most expensive hotels. Many of the company’s 20,000 registered beauty consultants...

Business As Usual