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My Mom has always been a stickler for hygiene. Growing up she would always tell us, "you're a girl. You should be clean. You should smell good." As a kid, I didn't really care much for smelling good and being clean. I just wanted to play and not even take a shower if I'm sweaty.

Thankfully, when I grew up, I didn't bring with me this attitude. I think my Mom also wouldn't have allowed it. When I first got my period, she taught me how to take care of myself and ensure that I would remain clean and feeling fresh all the time. She was actually the one who taught me about feminine hygiene and hearing horror stories from male friends about females who really smell down there, I felt good that I have PH Care as my partner in ensuring that I would never be a part of those horror stories.

Even better, they have new products and it's all natural which is exactly what I need. I just love products that come up with new things to improve themselves.

Everyone’s going all-natural these days, whether we’re talking about organic food, health supplements from plant and animal extracts, and even personal care and beauty products. And, why not? It’s important to make sure that what we ingest or apply onto our skin is something that won’t harm us.

The folks behind best-selling feminine wash pH Care have an intimate understanding of the importance of using natural ingredients for your most sensitive part, your bikini area. This is why they’ve come up with their all-new pH Care Naturals line in two variants: pH Care Naturals Papaya and pH Care Naturals Guava.

pH Care Naturals Papaya
There are a lot of factors that can influence a woman’s confidence when it comes to donning that swimsuit, including puson problems and cleavage consciousness. But one other common insecurity many women have is dark skin in and around the bikini area, and this is something they can feel self-conscious about even in the comfort and privacy of their own rooms and bathrooms. And while there are many products for whitening dark skin in other parts of the body, most of these aren’t safe or suited for use in intimate areas. Now, however, pH Care has a new whitening feminine wash that uses natural ingredients, so you keep the sensitive area fresh and fair. The new pH Care Naturals Papaya cleanses the bikini area while the papaya extract, added to its formulation, aids in skin-whitening, so you get fairer skin in as early as 14 days.

pH Care Naturals Guava
Even if you’re not overly concerned with dark skin, you may still want a feminine wash made from natural ingredients that will still keep your intimate area fresh and clean. After all, in a hot country like ours, sweat can lead to discomfort, even body odor, and infection—and it’s worse when it involves the bikini area! But no need to worry; pH Care Naturals Guava has been specially infused with guava leaf extract, which is well-known for its cleansing and anti-bacterial properties over the years. So if you’re 1 in 3 Filipinas constantly seeking for natural solutions “down there,” then give pH Care Naturals a try. It will naturally deodorize the area so you can feel confident regardless of outfit, activity, or even weather.

The NEW! pH Care Naturals variants are available at leading supermarkets, drugstores, and beauty stores. For more information, check out facebook.com/pHCare.

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at 9/21/2015

I live in a small village and having a Robinson's Townsville within distance is a dream come true. Sometimes, you just really want to go to a small mall and not be overwhelmed on a weekend. Sometimes, you just wanna go out and hang out but not really get all dressed up and Robinson's Townsville lets you do that without feeling all weirded out.

Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc.’s community malls will be relaunched today as Robinsons Townville. Located near residential areas, subdivisions and villages, there are currently 5 community malls that will be rebranded : Meycauyan (August 14), Cabanatuan (August 28), BF Paranaque (September 11) and Pulilan (September 25).

To kick-off the relaunch, a carnival-themed celebration was organized to excite the community. Customers can enjoy the fun booth games and win prizes. Cool stage performances from various artists are set to delight customers from all ages. Besides the 3-day sale at every launch date, customers can also double their points on their Robinsons Rewards Card when they purchase in any of the Robinsons stores during this period.

What's good about Townsville is that they also offer so many different products that even those with varied interests won't need to go far just to get their shopping fix.

Robinsons Townville features a good tenant mix anchored by Robinsons Supermarket, Robinsons Department store, Robinsons Appliances, Handyman, Daiso Japan and Southstar Drug. To complement these anchor stores, the community mall also has a bank, ATMs, quick service restaurants, food kiosks, a bookstore, spa, salon, boutiques, amusement center for kids and other services designed to meet the needs of a growing community.

Currently, there is a total of 9 community malls including Perdices, Dumaguete; The District, Dasmariñas ; Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, Laguna ; Abreeza, Davao and Buhay na Tubig in Imus, Cavite. One more community mall is expected to open within the year.

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at 9/18/2015

Doc Pao is not your typical, everyday doctor. He is in private practice but he devotes a lot of his time in helping out those that have been deemed by people as hopeless, he went into private practice for the reason that he felt this was how he can save more lives and serve more people.

He focuses on urban planning because here, he can do widespread saving. He is able to do one on one or family consultation which enables him to educate people regarding genetically pre-disposed diseases such as heart disease, stroke, aneurysm and the like.

Doc Pao believes that if people are more aware of what food to avoid, eat more, and what exercises is needed to be maintained, then it can help lengthen the life of people. One good thing about Doc Pao is that he is not in it for the money, but for the welfare of the Filipino people.

Doc Pao’s main goal is to review the diseases that have mortalities that grow year on year especially cardiovascular diseases, He believes that the primary goal is to give helping hand and do acts that will make sure life becomes better for the people.

Doc Pao treats people who are for bypass surgery, dialysis, or gall bladder removal, he also treats those suffering from arteriosclerosis and athero sclerosis, arthritis, and diabetes. Thankfully, he’s never had a patient passed away on him though it doesn’t make losing patients less painful. Doc Pao always wants to ensure that they are rescued but unfortunately, circumstances prevent it from happening, especially when they catch complications that shorten their life.

In the industry that Doc Pao is in, service is not enough. Everything that is being done, everything needs to be done with love and charity. As a last message, Doc Pao would like to tell future doctors that he hopes they will choose fields that will help prevent diseases at the onset and treat people without causing them further harm. The goal should be to lengthen the lives of people and make sure it is of quality rather than aiming for financial highs.

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