Human♥Nature: Celebrating Gifts of Passion

Human(heart)Nature manufactures beauty products which are organic and Proudly Pinoy Made. Their company also helps Filipino communities by providing livelihood. Isn't that amazing?  I first heard of Human♥Nature way back in 2009 from an officemate. I didn't need much convincing to try out their products. After trying their bug repellent and shampoo I decided to sign up as a Dealer. Their outlet was quite far from where I lived and my other entrepreneurial activities got me busy so after several months I became an inactive Dealer. I still buy their products though esp. Bug Repellant oil and lotion for my son.

Last Saturday a fellow Blogger/Lawyer/Enterpreneur, Swexie invited me and other bloggers to join the Magalogue turnover for November-December 2012 in Davao City.

They call it Magalogue because it is a Catalogue and Magazine in one. They feature their new products in Magazine format with feature stories, detailed descriptions and tips.

The November-December Magalogue with the theme on Celebrating Gifts of Passion  features the ff. products:

Basic Make Up Workshop

I am not vain about my appearance. In fact I don't give it much thought. What is important to me is basic grooming,looking neat and smelling nice. I do love fashion and accessorizing but I never meddled with make up. Now that I am thirty-ish and a mother I noticed that I became too complacent with my appearance that I fear that I am going to the dark side (read: losyang). Maybe it's fear of looking old and being losyang that I decided to learn more about make up, skin care and beauty what-nots to enhance what God gave me and look best for my husband, my son and most especially for me.

So last Saturday at Yellow Hauz, I joined the Basic Make Up Workshop for Bloggers by Ryan Wong and Noeh Jani who both happen to be my HS batchmates. 

I totally forgot about being self conscious because we had a fun and quirky learning session. We were like girls having a sleepover party! ;)

Here are the things I learned from the workshop: