Tag: morena pride

“I never imagined that I’ll find myself loving what I do now and making a living as a makeup artist,” Janell Capuchino humbly reveals to Preview. After all, the 26-year-old Computer Science graduate only began dabbling into the craft when she started

Content creator and YouTuber Ry Velasco is known for her aesthetic and relaxing vlogs. Though aside from her applause-worthy video editing skills and relatable Libra energy, another thing we love about the 23-year-old YouTuber is that she is a proud morena through and

“A dream come true.” It's a phrase we’d all want to relate to at one point in our lives. For 26-year-old content creator Ayn Bernos, it’s how she would wholeheartedly describe where she is now.As part of Miss Universe Philippines’ Top 50 candidates,

Much to our delight, Laureen Uy managed to convince her big sister Liz Uy to join her in another vlog and get her tips and insights on all things fashion and style. They first talked about their fashion staples: Liz has tank

Say it with us, "Having morena and imperfect skin is beautiful!" That's right, no matter what skin combination you may have—oily, dry, or normal—flaunting your Filipina beauty is something you should be proud of. Besides, we all have pores, pimples, and blemishes.

Let us assure you: You can totally make any color look good on you! It's just a matter of shopping the right shade.Not yet familiar with the difference between color and shade? Well, red is a color. Bordeaux, burgundy, scarlet, cherry, and baby

Our latest episode of Barefaced Beauty features a celebrity who knows the importance of a good skincare regimen all two well. Miss World Philippines 2019 Michelle Dee wasn't shy to share her simple yet purposeful routine, and even demonstrates the best way

Gabbi Garcia is proud of her morena skin. But the 21-year-old actress admitted that growing up, she used to feel insecure about her skin color. More than a dozen times, she auditioned and got rejected because the part went to a mestiza.TOP

In light of the controversial GlutaMax ad that seems to have presented morenas to be inferior to their lighter-skinned counterparts, social media has never been more alight with discussions on the prejudice that brown-skinned Filipinos are facing on a daily basis, which

A lot of Filipinos are naturally brown-skinned, but somehow, we (most of us, at least) were brought up to believe that "fair" or "maputi" is always better. Some of our titas say it out loud, while some movies not-so-subtly imply it. And