December is the time where we are somewhat allowed to treat ourselves a bit for all the work we did the whole year. Aside from a bit of occasional shopping, some well-deserved skin pampering time is on most of our wishlists-- and if we can definitely foot the bill all the time, wouldn't we all love to go back frequently?

This holiday season, Flawless, one of the country's leading lifestyle brands (and a celebrity favorite!) in skincare, is giving back a lot of love BIG time to all of their customers on their 12th birthday. From December 1-31, Flawless is giving out 50% more products and services for everyone to enjoy!

Flawless definitely wants everyone to celebrate National Flawless Month with a huge bang as they're showering their fans with tons of great promos. For every eight sessions purchased, a client gets an additional 4 more sessions of the same treatment for free! They will also be giving out a complete top-to-toe makeover to anyone who can refer 12 clients, or complete 12 stamps in their National Flawless Month Stamp Card. 

Hurry on down to your nearest Flawless branch to take advantage of their month-long discounts! 

After repeatedly kicking myself in the groin for missing out on BU5, I'm happy to confirm my attendance this time around for Bloggers United 6! I'm grateful to still be a part of the BU Community for the past couple of years, undisputedly still THE gathering-to-see for the top online style influencers. Excluding yours truly, of course, haha. Just super honored to be able to attend, sell a few items, and hang out with my blogger friends from Manila. It's been awhile!

Here's a party worth checking out! Drive with us on the fast lane as De La Salle University’s Business Management Society proudly present to you their 28^th year anniversary celebration, Roux 28, happening this December 6, 2013 at Circuit, Makati! Join us as the organization brings you a drive-in movie, food fest, and party all together in one night!

It's wonderful to see a surge of Filipino human interest stories in international films lately. Everywhere you go, there's a Filipino story waiting to be told; our country a cornucopia of the most  fascinating people, backgrounds, and tales. Our culture is just brimming with so much color and its always a treat to see great movies give it the justice it deserves!

What I've been dying to see lately are the two international films gaining a lot of steam in the film fest circuit lately-- two distinct stories of the Filipino, but shot almost entirely by foreign directors and crew! One of them is the much talked-about "ILOILO", a heartwarming feature film debut from Singaporean filmmaker Anthony Chen. After travelling and collecting awards from all over the world, this much talked-about feature is set to make its special Cebu premiere this November 30 at Ayala Cinema 3!

Inspired by his true life experiences with his former nanny Teresita Sajonia, Chen's "Iloilo" tells of the relationship between a family of three and their newly arrived Filipino maid, Teresa, who has come like many other Filipino women in search of a better life. The title refers to the home province of Teresita. The Chen brothers and Teresita (fondly known as Auntie Terry) had not seen each other since 1997 until Cebu-based PR consultant Charles Lim helped find her and reunited the former nanny and her wards for the first time in July this year with the assistance of Cebu Pacific.

I really do wish Celine would leave me alone. Heck, I wish Alexander Wang, Phillip Lim and all of them would leave me alone, too! Hehehe... there isn't one internet moment where I'm not drooling over their new releases and thinking to myself, "I'll save up so I can get that next year for sure". Then "next year" rolls over, and again, I'll be like, "next year for sure"! Seeing from the dire lack of designer shit in this blog, I'm sure you can tell that that hasn't really materialized yet. Well... we'll always have next year! Lol. Seriously though, I'm still liking parody tees. They're just a tad bit more of a convo piece than your plain tees, right?