It’s Careline’s birthday, and she is turning 19! We’ve all grown up with Careline, from those first drugstore experiments to our current TikTok makeup routines. It’s a true Gen Z staple, and to celebrate 19 years of slayin’, they’re having a MAJOR sale.
Get. Every. Single. Careline. Product. For Only ₱190 This June! That’s right, stock up on all your faves (and discover some new ones) without breaking the bank.
It’s definitely a 19th birthday to remember! Here’s what you NEED to cop:
Top Picks for Your Flawless Look
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Ready to stock up on your Careline faves? Head over to Shopee, Lazada, TikTok, or your nearest Careline store. This sale is CRAZY and runs for the whole month of June, so don’t miss out! See you there, Careline fam! #Careline19 #MakeupSale #Flawlesssss
So you’ve done a flawless makeup look and are ready to face the day. Of course, with the humid Philippine weather, the last thing you want is to keep re-touching your makeup to make sure your makeup will stay on the whole day.
Careline offers the perfect solution to lock in your look with the Careline Bubble Town Spray (₱325) – the brand’s newest setting spray from its Spongebob Squarepants collaboration. It ensures that you look fresh all day with make-up on.
It contains nourishing skincare actives such as Snow Mushroom extract and Aloe Vera extract to lock in your make-up with a moisturized satin-finish glow. Best of all, it’s very easy to apply. Simply shake the Bubble Town Spray and then spray in both ‘X’ and ‘T’ motion at least 6 to 8 inches away from the face.
So keep your make-up looking fresh and in place with the Careline Bubble Town Spray, available in physical stores: Watsons, SM Department Stores, and other leading stores nationwide or online on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok.
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As a young lady going through this exciting journey of self-discovery and girlhood, you might often find yourself feeling lost or confused about many things – be it about relationships, consent, sex, contraception, and overall female reproductive health.
Don’t worry, you are not alone through all these! CHARMEE, one of the leading trusted feminine protection brands in the Philippines, can be your bestie and support system.
CHARMEE, together with Roots of Health, a highly respected reproductive health organization based in the Philippines, and an all-women team from the advertising agency Blackpencil Manila of the Leo Burnett Group celebrated girls through Project Roots where they learned correct information on sexual health, contraception, consent, and healthy relationships engagingly.
The project kicked off at Palawan High School, the second largest high school in the country, and was made more relatable and fun through interactive activities and colorful storytelling delivered through a surprising media – sanitary napkins!
Dear Diary
The activity opened with the female students being welcomed with the PAD-ibig Diary shelf that has a total of 24 diary designs and stories, all wrapped around CHARMEE feminine pads, open to the students to grab one for free.
Fun and visually appealing, these diaries contain “nakakakilig” stories with evidence-based scientific information, tackling important lessons on sexual education, spanning from busting common myths on reproduction and pregnancy to the basics of consent, healthy relationships, and communication.
To make it even more interesting and interactive, the activity included a dramatic reading by some of the school’s best actresses of some of the diary entries. The students were also encouraged to take selfies with the self-care mirrors scattered around the school gym.
Just Between Us Girls
Palawan High School female students joined the Project Roots kick off campaign
The fun learning sessions didn’t end there as a more in-depth talk with Roots of Health educators took place. The entertaining and engaging segment talked about the science behind what was “Chismis or Check” or true or false about sex and female health.
But even after the learning sessions concluded at Palawan National High School, empowering and supporting more than 5,000 female high school students continued. The PAD-ibig Diary shelf was placed in the school’s clinic, available for female students who need it.
Ensuring educational resources are readily available, murals in the girls’ toilets and by the clinic were also created as reminders. Roots of Health has also uploaded the PAD-ibig Diary stories online for easy viewing anytime. Not only that, but girls can also visit the organization’s Youth Clinics and regular TikTok Live Sessions called “Safe Magtanong Dito” where more questions can be asked and answered by credible educators.
Beyond the Feminine Pad
But this is just the beginning for CHARMEE! So many more young and adult women can watch out for the brand’s nationwide School Tour Activation in 2024, reaching girls from grades 7 to 12 (12 to 15 years old), and giving away sanitary napkin and pantyliner product samples. Aside from making sanitary pads accessible to young girls, this School Tour initiative also aims to educate the students on menstruation and proper menstrual hygiene practices through an educational flyer.
On top of these exciting events, CHARMEE will also launch digital educational campaigns about Menstrual Hygiene and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
From PAD-ibig Diaries to educational campaigns, CHARMEE will continue to reach its goal of empowering girls and becoming their dependable partner in their journey to womanhood.
To know more about CHARMEE, visit https://charmee.com.ph/ and follow their social media platforms:
A new survey commissioned by Encephalitis International, the peak global body for encephalitis, reveals that Filipino emergency medical professionals often overlook encephalitis, a life-threatening neurological condition characterized by brain inflammation, despite the presence of common symptoms.
Survey results showed that over half (54%) of local respondents did not consider infectious encephalitis and three-quarters (74%) did not consider autoimmune encephalitis as a diagnosis when presented with a list of accepted symptoms for each condition. The survey findings are released in line with World Encephalitis Day on February 22, 2024.
Moreover, despite encephalitis leading to death in up to 40% of cases, 66% of the respondents did not consider death as a potential patient outcome resulting from delayed recognition and treatment.
“In the wake of these alarming survey findings, it is clear that much more must be done to bridge the gap in encephalitis awareness and expertise. Encephalitis International is determined to increase this awareness among medical professionals through the development of globally accessible training programs that will provide the tools for them to better recognize and treat encephalitis. Of course, we cannot do this alone and will continue to work alongside international entities, such as the World Health Organization, to elevate encephalitis as a global health priority,” shared Dr. Ava Eason, Chief Executive of Encephalitis International.
The condition can happen to individuals of any age, sex, and ethnicity, with symptoms varying depending on the type. Symptoms of infectious encephalitis encompass altered consciousness, behavioral changes, fever, and headaches, while autoimmune encephalitis presents with memory issues, psychiatric symptoms, altered consciousness, and personality changes.
With the risk of death or permanent brain impairment when the disease strikes, first responders are essential in promptly considering encephalitis during health emergencies to mitigate the worst-case patient outcomes.
Misdiagnosis In Patients Leads to Worse Patient Outcomes
The survey results reveal the reality for encephalitis patients in the country. Roschelle Del Rosario, a caregiver based in Bulacan and mother to a 23-year-old patient named Alex, shared their struggle with his rapid symptom progression despite medical intervention. Initially experiencing insomnia, hallucinations, agitation, personality changes, appetite loss, and seizures, Alex was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder. However, a second opinion in May 2023 revealed autoimmune encephalitis.
But the diagnosis was just the beginning. Alex’s health rapidly declined, leading to a four-and-a-half-month coma following the misdiagnosis. Roschelle highlighted the extensive research required into treatment options, which, due to limited local resources, is largely dependent on international organizations like Encephalitis International, which is committed to funding research that aims to advance recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of the condition as well as rehabilitation and quality of life of all people affected and their families.
“Alex had his whole life ahead of him as a graduating college student and at the top of his class when his symptoms appeared. Today, he’s a fighter battling encephalitis. He’s overcome his comatose state and is even able to use his mobile phone again after losing his cognitive and motor skills due to the disease. Eight months into this journey, he still faces significant challenges like hallucinations and memory loss. Sometimes, you’ll talk to him, and the next second, he’ll ask who you are. It’s a tough road, but we still consider ourselves fortunate because, even though treating encephalitis in the country is difficult, we’ve found dedicated professionals who are willing to help and learn more about this disease so Alex can regain his health and have a chance at a normal life again,” shared Del Rosario.
Supporting Emergency Medical Professionals with Training for Diagnosis
Further survey results found that only (35%) a third of local emergency medical professionals surveyed strongly agreed that their training had given them the confidence to recognize encephalitis. More than three-quarters (79%) somewhat or strongly agreed that they would benefit from more training.
Dr. Ferron Ocampo
Dr. Ferron Ocampo, an Adult Neurology Fellow of the Philippine Neurological Association and an advocate for encephalitis awareness, recognizes the challenges regarding the lack of training in encephalitis recognition and management in the country due to its rarity. Priority in resource allocation, including education and training, is given to more common conditions such as cardiovascular diseases and cancer.
However, Dr. Ocampo stresses the importance of advocating for encephalitis awareness because this condition needs immediate attention, as delayed diagnosis can lead to worsening of the patient’s condition and serious consequences if not treated promptly.
“Encephalitis is a neurological emergency that can have devastating consequences if not diagnosed and treated promptly. However, not all medical professionals are aware of the symptoms and are confident in managing them. As we celebrate World Encephalitis Day, various international and local stakeholders should collaborate to prioritize providing training and resources to medical professionals worldwide in order to enhance encephalitis detection, diagnosis, and treatment,” Dr. Ocampo shared.
In line with this urgent need for education, Encephalitis International is launching its largest fundraiser yet, “Don’t Delay. Give Today.” This initiative aims to promote early recognition and treatment to prevent death and disability from encephalitis by developing accessible, accredited training modules to provide more robust information and training on encephalitis. Emergency medical professionals in the Philippines and globally can access training opportunities by signing up for free professional membership.
Every detail matters just a little bit more on your date with your boo this Christmas — and that includes the way you smell. Whether it’s a first date, or a night out, a divine scent that will make your date kilig over and over can make all the difference. If you don’t know where to start, check out BlackwaterMen’s Spray – Dynamic, the scent designed to help make your holidate extra special and memorable.
A long-lasting fragrance, this men’s spray lets every gentleman enjoy that “smell good, feel good” aura all day long. It has a unique, sophisticated, masculine scent and a mossy-wood note that smells like bittersweet wine for a timeless fragrance that never goes out of style.
Achieve extra pogi points as this men’s spray is also formulated with antibacterial properties to help keep gents feeling fresh all day – perfect for everyday use. It’s the right fragrance to suit any style and occasion, whether you’re in the mood for a wine and dine night, a laid-back and casual movie date, or even an outdoor date. Just a few quick sprays of this long-lasting men’s spray around the neck and chest, and you’re all set to keep the love alive!
Make your significant other fall in love with you all over again during the most wonderful time of the year. Blackwater fragrance collection also comes in other classic scents: Aqua, Sporty, and Ambitious. Blackwater fragrances are available in leading supermarkets nationwide, at Lazada and Shopee. To know more, follow @blackwaterphofficial on Facebook, @blackwater.ph on Instagram or @blackwaterph_ on TikTok.
The holiday season approaches and parties and celebrations are all set to happen. You need a good makeup strategy to make sure you look polished and on fleek each time you step into the party zone.
Ever Bilena, the country’s leading cosmetics brand, offers the perfect solution with its EB Matte K-Beauty Lipstick collection, offering six flattering shades to take your look from day to night or to match different themes for different celebrations.
Go for the dainty and feminine look with the Paradise Nude, Sweet Pea, or Daily Coral shades, or achieve an edgy vibe with the Maple Candy, Auburn Delight, or Marshmallow Berry. Even better, these lipsticks are infused with sunscreen filters for proper lip protection, as well as Vitamin E to ensure that your lips are nourished all day even with a matte finish.
Available in physical stores: Watsons, SM Department Stores, and other leading stores nationwide or online on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, get ready for the holidays with Ever Bilena’s EB Matte K-Beauty Lipsticks.
To learn more about Ever Bilena Cosmetics Inc. and its products, visit https://www.everbilena.com.ph/ and check out Ever Bilena on Facebook (@everbilenacosmetics), Instagram and TikTok (@everbilenaofficial).
The activity opened with the female students being welcomed with the PAD-ibig Diary shelf that has a total of 24 diary designs and stories, all wrapped around CHARMEE feminine pads, open to the students to grab one for free.
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