The new face of inclusive beauty

The new face of inclusive beauty

Posted by Ria Hazel on 12:27 PM in Affordable skincare, Beauty, Hello Glow, inclusive beauty, local brand, pride, Pride Month, skincare,

Hello Glow celebrates beauty through inclusive and diverse skincare products, providing glow for all and helping Filipinos glow the way they are

More than just a beauty trend, skincare has evolved into a culture where individuals can feel more beautiful and seen. But for the queer community, it’s also an important tool for building a culture of self-acceptance, and resistance against gender norms and societal beauty standards, which is particularly meaningful during the historic Pride Month — a celebratory time to be authentically and unapologetically you.

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Glide and glow with the newest Hello Glow Sun Care Stick SPF 60+

Glide and glow with the newest Hello Glow Sun Care Stick SPF 60+

Posted by Ria Hazel on 3:18 PM in Affordable skincare, Beauty, Hello Glow! Sunscreen Stick, lifestyle, protection, skin, skincare, sun protection,

The leading skincare brand launches its newest sunscreen stick with the highest SPF rating in the local market!

Whatever the season, our skin needs constant protection from the harmful rays of the sun. And since we’re in a tropical country, it’s no secret that incorporating sunscreens is one of the most essential steps in any skincare routine. To better equip your skin with the protection it needs against harmful UV rays and skin damage, Hello Glow introduces the Sun Care Stick – the newest addition to its Sun Care product line! 

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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the flawless of them all?

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the flawless of them all?

Posted by Ria Hazel on 10:46 AM in Affordable skincare, Beauty, Facial Cleanser, Fair Skin, Flawlessly U, Loving yourself, Papaya Lotion, Papaya Soap, self care, skincare,

What do you see when you look in the mirror? Do you like what you see? Are you kind to yourself? 

According to a gender difference study by the University of Texas at Austin, women are more prone to low self-esteem compared to men. Similar studies also show that girls believe that they are generally not good enough, especially when it comes to their appearance. Cultural expectations, external pressures, and social media are just some that contribute to someone being hypercritical of themselves.

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