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One of the fashion trends we’ve seen in recent years is the growing interest in Philippine native textiles. It used to be that indigenous weaving patterns were seen mostly in souvenir stores – wearing these items almost felt like it was giving pasalubong-core. But lately, these timeless bits of our cultural heritage have been popping up on runways, in hip stores, and in gorgeous made-to-order pieces by some of the country’s most notable designers.

One of the fashion trends we’ve seen in recent years is the growing interest in Philippine native textiles. It used to be that indigenous weaving patterns were seen mostly in souvenir stores – wearing these items almost felt like it was giving pasalubong-core. But lately, these timeless bits of our cultural heritage have been popping up on runways, in hip stores, and in gorgeous made-to-order pieces by some of the country’s most notable designers.

Picture this: you spend hours getting ready with make-up on point and perfectly styled hair, only to face the horror of looking hulas midday. What’s worse? It’s a long day ahead and you haven’t even had the chance to flaunt all that hard work. Ugh! Trust us, we know *exactly* how you feel. Believe it or not, being hulas is a universal feeling we all struggle with in this heat and humidity. That icky, sticky sensation that just snatches away your confidence?

Don't you just hate it when you spend ages putting your look together with that face card, cutesy hairstyle, and chic outfit combo only for all the glam to melt away the moment you step out of the house? So not the vibe! With the sun beating down on you and your hair getting windblown from the commute, it’s almost inevitable to feel hulas the moment you step into school.

Stepping into the professional world can feel like diving into a ~vast~ ocean of opportunities and challenges. But imagine a launchpad that welcomes you with open arms and equips you with the skills and support to thrive. That's what McDonald's is all about—the well-loved brand is redefining career beginnings. McDonald's empowers young professionals to succeed in the dynamic world of work, making it a smart choice for those about to embark on their careers.

There's someone we'd like you to meet: future fashion entrepreneur and restaurateur Sheillyn Cheng. Right now she's taking up interdisciplinary business studies at De La Salle University. Between juggling academics and modeling gigs, Sheillyn is also growing her social following on multiple platforms. For one, she already has a million followers on Instagram (@sheillyncheng), where it's easy to see what she's into: fashion, photography, makeup, and food, to name some. And, oh, she sings too.

Livies, audiophiles, and the Broken Hearts Club, listen up! Sony and the queen of heartbreak anthems, Olivia Rodrigo, are treating us to a unique pair of earbuds that can take your GUTS and SOUR crying sessions to the next level.

Going from one reunion to another can be a stressful task during the holidays especially when you have to be in your A game as you face your relatives who just seem to notice *everything*. Having a great hair day can make your life easier during this season—or at least could lessen your stress for your upcoming parties and celebrations.

Here’s the tea about this popular skincare claim: While drinking H2O regularly is great for your health, studies and experts say that it apparently isn’t enough to hydrate the skin. Yup, we’ve been living a lie, people. What Is Skin Hydration? Time for a quick Skin Care 101: Hydrated skin is healthy skin! Hydrated skin involves increasing the skin’s water content. As a result, it’ll look plump and glowing, and feel amazing. In contrast, dehydrated skin looks and feels dull, dry, and flaky.

We've all been there—those moments with close friends or family when the topic unexpectedly shifts to feminine care. Talk about awkward. Yet, these important conversations, trials, and learning curves have been a part of every girl's personal journey, providing comfort and assurance.