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For Bride + 2.......................15,000
-airbrush make up
-package includes unlimited retouches from the hotel, church to reception
(Have other rates as well)
Today is my second day since my first eyelash experience and...it will never happen again! It was really painful attaching each individual lash on my eyes and I felt like going home! The minute I felt the sting of that "special" glue (as if there's something so SPECIAL about it!) Lumuluha talaga ako...I know something must be wrong...and now I'm wondering...are they safe??? I was actually having second thoughts about having my lashes extended....but my dear sister-in-law was so game about it and I was just so damn curious... I was never fond of any skin care or facial centers coz they prick like hell.They say "mahirap daw magpagganda"....I told myself..."o ayan napala mo"... If that is the case, I will just be thankful with what God has given me.Ok nako sa make up lang or maybe just put on fake lashes...or the better curl them and put mascara or whatever...ayoko na mag eyelash extensions....=( Someone told me...."lagot ka...malalagas tunay na pilikmata mo"....shucks I'm so scared.... ayokong makalbo!=( true ba yan?If so...sana tumubo naman.....  
lower lashes are real...the upper already has extensions...   the lashes looks so lovely....pero masakit yan...
My shop/studio is under renovation but I can still accept hair and make up appointments.Thank you so much!=)
 Please be reminded that all hair and make up sessions are done BY APPOINTMENT. Please make sure that you receive a text confirmation from me prior the scheduled date.Thank you!
A client just moved her wedding date to November 23, 2008.If you're interested with my services please let me know=) Thank you!
from http://www.filipinovoices.com/make-our-justice-system-work
Make our justice system work Written on May 19th, 2008 | by Arbet Everyone’s angry about what had happened to those bank personnel who were mercilessly killed by obviously evil people. Who wouldn’t, when the crime was committed in cold blood; and what could be more worst than deliberate murder? Two of my esteemed co-bloggers here at Filipino Voices have already expressed their opinion (in Rom’s case, her anguish), and this part from Atty. Butch’s post caught my interest: I’m certain the RCBC murderers took some cold, cruel comfort, while they were pulling the triggers on their victims, from the knowledge that, however heinous their crimes, they would never be lawfully executed by the State.
But they can be extralegally executed, right? Calling Fred Lim and/or Rod Duterte and/or Jovito Palparan. Kidding aside, what’s forty years if you can survive that long? You can launder the money with ease, and get to enjoy the fruits of their crimes afterwards? Of course, that depends on the judge and the prosecution’s evidence. Heck, if I were to handle this case, my judgment (if ever the suspects were truly guilty) would be simple: reclusion perpetua for each murdered victims without any possibility of parole. However, these criminals take comfort in the fact that it would take some time for the justice system to get them: for the police to apprehend them, for the prosecution to file cases, for the judge to hear the case, till the time the Supreme Court upholds the guilty verdict. That is assuming on several factors: that the police would get them, that the evidence would be overwhelming, that the suspects would hire great lawyers who could delay the proceedings, bribe the judge, or the prosecuting team could be weak. Money makes the world go round, and it can even buy justice. And of course, these criminals know that even if they are found guilty, they will die of sickness or old age, not murder, unless they survive the jungle called National Bilibid Prisons. In short, they committed the crime because they knew the odds are stacked against the People of the Philippines. Our justice system works in favor of the suspects. And that is why I perfectly understand the sentiments of Atty. Butch and Rom. We can always do our part as citizens of this country in making our justice system work. Sometimes we have to forgo our concept of self-preservation (the concept that currently ails this country). When we see a crime, report it immediately. When you know something about a crime, contact the police. We should not hesitate to stand as witness during a trial. If a relative has committed a crime, report it immediately; if possible, turn him/her over to the police. Follow the law. It is not easy, but these things must be done in order for our justice system to work. I do not have to state the otherwise part. Of course, we should call on the police to do their part. Please bring back the police-on-the-beat. Please, Mr. Policeman, get a buddy and start walking the streets again. If it means going back to the brown uniform, so be it. Please get off your airconditioned precints/police cars, and walk with us. And if you know something about this horrendous crime, please, mighty please, tell the police. If one of the criminals is a family member, please forget blood ties - report him/her to the police. For what is money tainted with blood? That makes you a criminal, too. Let us make our justice system work. Let us make criminal’s lives harder. Let us make crimes pay. — Dedicated to those who forget what accountability and command responsibility are. Tags: bank robbery, filipino attitude, filipino society, massacre, social change, social commentary, social concerns About The Author: Arbet is a technical writer who blogs about non-technical stuff, and since there are no technical manuals about citizenship and civic involvement, he chose to write about these topics. He blogs at AWBHoldings.com when is not busy writing API documentation or having a high blood pressure reading the news or pro-Gloria Arroyo comments.
I'm not a writer but I just want to share my opinion on this....(pardon my writing)
Yesterday, I was able to open a lot of blogs (from bloggers whom I really don't know) and stumbled upon the news about RCBC Bank robbery in Laguna with pictures posted for personal viewing. I was so curious to see those pictures but was really bothered when I saw them (I wish I had not opened them!) and I hope these people won't keep on posting pictures especially the people who were brutally killed. The men and women were splattered with blood...money scattered here and there...some faces were recognizable and who left their own families begging for justice and were in pain.Please...let them rest in peace..(they would only if our country will do something about it and the heartless men who did this will rot in hell).We know "you" are showing these photos carrying different reasons but let us just respect the lives of these victims...some of us know them ..I don't know them and maybe you don't but....again...it's just not so appropriate...let us not post these pictures especially with the ones showing their faces=(
Let us observe some blogging etiquette here...thank you!
God bless us all!
 Thanks to all who visited my booth! Thanks to the organizers (Sam and VRC Creative Events Management) and especially to my team!
GING LORENZO? a family photographer...
She makes great portraits!
check out her site: http://photosbyging.blogspot.com
I'm loving mine...
Ging,thanks for making me look good in photos even just for a day!
=D
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why scrimp on brushes? these are my tools in painting faces and they should always be clean... I'm a sucker for clean and soft brushes!
these are just some of my brushes I often use on clients
I've noticed when I put on the moisturizer, the make up glides on without too much effort and I really love how it made my skin look smooth and young looking even without make up!
check out my album "WANT TO KNOW MY SECRET" for more info about my favorite beauty product!
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this cool collage was made by one of my clients, Em...
THANKS EM!
as a Make up artist, I don't go for rules...I only go for the best make up suited for the client.As people would see, my signature look for brides is never "too simple"...somehow along the way you would see something different...something like a unique combination of simplicity yet having an esoteric appeal.That is what I can see.The work of an artist is always a work of art...but is not always the work that everyone could admire... 
got this from a clipping from the Manila Times under Life and Times posted last June 7, 2007... Ms. Mari Wild was my professor a few years back and got a formal training from her in one of the most respected schools in the country today...CAS..she is also my great mentor... and also my dear Aunt..(in-law)
When you look good, you feel good. When you feel good, you look even better. When a woman improves her appearance, amazing things happen. She becomes more confident, and this makes her look even better. There are a lot of ways to improve her appearance but the simplest—and surest—way is through the proper use of a “magic” called makeup. “When it comes to makeup, color is everything,” says internationally trained instructor Mari J. Wild of the Center for Aesthetic Studies (CAS), one of the most respected makeup schools in the country today. CAS is a division of Isdanco Foundation, a nonprofit organization established to teach people how to help themselves through alternative learning and values formation. It is the center’s commitment to provide quality education at world-class standards while offering alternative teaching methods that enable students to excel. “Color does not translate into the usual imagery of various mixes or the seven hues of the rainbow. By color, I mean proper tone, mix and timber appropriate for one’s skin tone and even the personality, mood and purpose of makeup,” Wild explains. But this is not to say that one’s skin tone is limited to wearing only one color. She further expounds that any color may be applied on any skin tone as long as you know the concept of color in relation to various skin tones. “Even the most difficult and hardest to match colors can blend well with any skin type depending on the shade you use,” she adds. Wild has worked as a beauty consultant for four years at CLAMAR, a Philippine beauty and cosmetics company; as well as her priceless training at The Body Shop in Bath, England. She took further studies in makeup at the Westmore Academy in Burbank, California. Beauty can be achieved even without cosmetic surgery. “The science of makeup is not something that competes with cosmetic surgery. If people would only realize the benefits of knowing what a good makeup can do to a person, then there’s a huge probability that it can, indeed, make a difference in how one looks and feels.”
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