The country’s premier audio event, the November HiFi Show, takes place this November 19 and 20, 2011 at the Dusit Thani Hotel in Makati.
The event is the largest gathering of high fidelity enthusiasts, dealers and Hifi restorers using old world technologies, and its purpose is to provide a platform to display the finest consumer and professional electronics as a total lifestyle package.

Each year more than 1,000 enthusiasts from all around the country come to the show to see latest products from some of the best high-end foreign brands to our very own Filipino inventors.
From solid state to vacuum tubes amplifiers, CD players and modern high end turntables, mammoth plasma and LCD TVs to ultra high definition projectors, Audiophile CDs to vinyl records, vintage audio gear to the most ultra modern audio and video electronics—expect more than 300 brands at the November HiFi Show.
Entrance is free.

For more information, go to http://philippinehifishow.com/ or like them on Facebook.

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The Peninsula Manila invites children 12 and under to a Gingerbread House Making Class on Sunday, November 27, 2011 from 2-4 PM.
Children will learn how to assemble and decorate their very own holiday gingerbread house under the direction of Executive Pastry Chef Sebastien Coquery and his team.
Price includes all materials, instructions, and a holiday buffet for children. At the end of the class, each child will take home a completed gingerbread house.
See Chef Coquery’s own gingerbread house that will be on display in the hotel’s lobby during the holiday season.

Tickets are at Php 1,250 (children 12 and under) and Php 500 (adults). Space is limited.
Prices are subject to 10% service charge and prevailing government taxes.
For inquiries or reservations, call The Peninsula Manila at (63 2) 887-2888 extension 6694 (restaurant reservations) or e-mail diningpmn@peninsula.com.

http://www.peninsula.com/

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Enjoy your favorite dishes by Margarita Forés and her team as Pepato Pop-Up opens once again this November-December 2011 at The Commissary.

Capiz Angel Wings Diwal and scallops

Seared salmon fillet with Soffrito and orange cream sauce

Chilean Sea Bass La Sorpresa

Roasted bone marrow

Lamb shank osso buco

Spaghettini Carbonara Deconstruct

Fiorentina-style Bistecca, US Angus steak and more

Available for lunch and dinner on the following dates (in green).
Call Anna Lopez or Stephy at 729-0030 or (0917) 513-8945 to reserve.
The Commissary is 2314 Chino Roces Avenue Extension, Makati.

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Mara de la Rama-Poblete of Dessert du Jour makes the best crepe cake in town.
I found out when my friend Nicole brought this light, minimalist layered cake to dinner in our home, that comes in very big box, so definitely for sharing and big groups.
It’s hit in every party it’s served—make that your Christmas party this holiday season, or for gift giving.
Only 37 days until Christmas, so it’s good to plan ahead and know what’s out there.

Gateau de Crepes

Cheesecake: Classic or Queso de Bola

Mississippi Mud Baby Cakes

Homemade Oreos

Orders for pick-up only at Unit 51, Ecology Village (Dasmariñas Village side), Gate 5, EDSA, Makati
Orders no later than December 18, 2011 through Mara at (0917) 811-6272 • Shirley (0917) 803-6272 • or call 806-9511.
To know more visit their Facebook page.

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No, I’m not turning into a food blogger, it’s just what’s on my plate right now.
Do you want to have the yummiest job in the Philippines? Do you want to sample specialties of 101 restaurants in 10 Philippine destinations? Do you want to promote Filipino cuisine and be the Ultimate Sooo Pinoy Blogger?

Former Tourism Secretary Joseph “Ace” Durano and Unilever Food Solutions present an exciting, one-of-a-kind contest that aims to showcase the Philippines’ rich culinary treasures.
Durano believes trying Filipino delicacies is a great way to discover our country.
“Everyone who comes to the Philippines has to savor the wealth of our cuisine,” he says. “Food has always been an important part of our culture, and our local specialties reflect the distinctiveness and diversity of each area. Filipinos have countless delicious reasons to be proud of our culinary heritage, which is something we should strive to promote to the rest of the world.”

From October 5 to November 21, 2011, foodies nationwide can get a shot at becoming the Ultimate Sooo Pinoy Blogger, just by sharing their love of Filipino cuisine through their blogs.

Here’s how:
1) Write a blog entry about your recent dining experience in any restaurant established in the Philippines.
2) The blog entry should be at least 300 words long and be accompanied by at least three (3) food shots and a photo of yourself dining in the restaurant.
3) Take a screen shot of your blog entry and email it to Sooo_Pinoy@yahoo.com.
4) Email must contain the blog post URL, contestant’s name, contact number, and the blog entry itself (preferably in .doc or .docx format).
5) The blog post must not be altered or deleted until December 15, 2011.

Contestants who submit the most creative entries reflecting a genuine passion for Filipino food and an enthusiasm to promote Filipino culture will qualify for the next round and be given further challenges.
The winner will take a 30-day journey to 10 Philippine destinations to enjoy culinary treats in 101 restaurants, and will get to share his or her adventures with the world.

For more details about the Ultimate Sooo Pinoy Blogger Mechanics, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SoooPinoy.

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Tonkatsu or Japanese pork cutlet is something I like to eat but don’t get to eat often except when abroad, because what we have here in Manila is usually close to a breaded porkchop.
In Singapore, I used to eat this with Ana, at the basement of Takashiyama

Until something better came along: Tonkichi can be found in many places in Singapore and Hong Kong.
My favorite combo is pork rosu and oysters

Don’t forget a side of soft-shell crab

As far as the real thing goes, there’s Maisen, practically an institution in Omotesando

It’s not my favorite tonkatsu, but I get this warm fuzzy feeling when I’m there because Omotesando is one of my favorite places in the whole world

Recently I’ve been looking forward to Saboten at the Hong Kong airport. I always plan my meal around it—meaning, I make sure I have appetite and time to eat before flying. There’s always a crazy line

Here’s my favorite meal

Now, Yabu comes to SM Megamall. Recently opened last November 11th, I was invited to have dinner there by its owners Peachy and John Concepcion. One wall has manga

The other has sake cups

Peachy tells me it started with her husband’s obsession to bring authentic tonkatsu to Manila. The concept of Yabu was developed through the help of a Japanese consultant.
I can’t tell you how much food we ate.

What I liked most were the rosu katsu (pork with a little bit of fat) and the plump Japanese oysters

Here’s the seafood combo

They were on soft opening when we dined there last week, so the service still needs some polishing (sesame seeds should arrive before food) and the seafood tended to crumble in its breading. But I’ll definitely be back with Jeroen very soon.
I’m just happy with have something like this in Manila, and very close to home.

Yabu, the House of Katsu is now open on the 2nd level Atrium of SM Megamall.
Open daily from 10 AM-10 PM.
Tel. 576-3900
To know more, visit https://www.facebook.com/yabuhouseofkatsu.

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As a mom of three boys (ages 3, 8, and 10), I can tell you they still appreciate plush toys.
Just this afternoon, Rustan’s sent two pieces from their endangered animal collection. Since there were two I gave them to the two younger ones. Christian got the cockatoo and Markus got the mouse deer

Trouble ensued when Ben apparently saw the mouse deer too. Luckily it didn’t turn into a biggie as they have tons of other plush toys.
I think it’s great that Rustan’s has collaborated with renowned plush toy manufacturer, Gund. Together they have produced an exclusive 11-piece collection of endangered animal plush toys. Supported by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the aim is to spread awareness among the young for the conservation of Philippine Endangered Species (PES).

Says Rustan’s President Zenaida Tantoco: “Rustan’s is proud of this collaboration with Gund because it is one of the more creative ways to spread awareness to our loyal customers. Not only will you receive a nice plush toy for Christmas, you will also know more about what’s going on in our environment.”

From now until December 31, 2011 a minimum single receipt purchase of Php 10,000 gives you a chance to choose any one of 11 GUND toy designs. Just present your receipt to the concierge to claim any of these special gifts:
Philippine Eagle (Haring Ibon) and Blue-Naped Parrot (Pikoy)

Bearcat (Binturong)

Buffalo (Tamaraw)

Tarsier (Mamag)

Warty Pig (Baboy Ramo)

Marine Turtle (Pawikan)

Whale Shark (Butanding)

To know how to win a Rustan’s x Gund toy, go to http://www.facebook.com/rustansph.

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1) Yoox.com stocks select Mich Dulce hats, as seen on Jasmin Maierhofer (Photos: Every Where We Shoot)

2) Japanese pop singer Tsuyohi Domoto wears Mich Dulce in his latest album

3) Mich Dulce hat appears once again on Gossip Girl, Season 5, Episode 8: All The Pretty Sources on “Mini Blair”. XO

Don’t forget to like Mich Dulce’s Facebook page.

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Congratulations!
Nov 14: Amanda Jane Camilon of Muntinlupa City
Nov 15: Ma. Victoria Concepcion of Binan, Laguna
Nov 16: Luz Doma of Cainta, Rizal
Nov 17: Nino Hernandez of Agusan del Norte
Nov 18: Ghia Sarena of QC
Nov 19: Ellen Rose Nonesa of Taguig
Nov 20: Franchesca Soleta of QC

Metro Manila winners can pick up their swag bags at the Innovitelle Office in Greenhills, while provincial winners will receive theirs by courier.
The swag bag contains the full range of Celeteque Dermoscience products worth PHP 10,000.

Twenty nine swag bags will be given away.
To find out how you can win one, click HERE.

To know more, like Céleteque on Facebook.

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Home to the most compelling TV programs that make true-to-life happenings entertaining, HISTORY™ makes the move to SKYCable Channel 25.
HISTORY™, formerly known as The History Channel, brings you a mix of reality shows and documentary programs with fictional and non-fictional historical content, together with speculation about the future.
Seen in more than 80 million households, its programming covers a wide range of periods and topics.
Tune in to Pawn Stars, featuring a family-run pawnshop in Las Vegas, and The Pickers, where Mike Wolfe, owner of Antique Archaeology, and business partner Frank Fritz embark on a mission across America to uncover hidden heirlooms.

Also on HISTORY™, planet Earth takes the spotlight with exciting encounters featured in reality-based shows like Modern Marvels, Swamp People and Hidden Cities, which takes viewers on a tour of Asia’s undiscovered gems.
Hosted by Anthony Morse, the second season (starts November 23rd at 9 PM) zooms in on a new line-up of countries (including the Philippines) in a bid to uncover some of the continent’s buried relics and untold stories.

Extremely action-packed and energy-driven, Top Shot and Ice Road Truckers present the trials of tough contenders who beat it out in their struggle to dodge countless challenging and deathly encounters.

Ice Road Truckers chronicles three of the world’s most experienced truck drivers as they take on the frozen wastelands of the Canadian Tundra, racing across the ice in mammoth 18-wheeler trucks to bring lifesaving equipment and supplies to isolated communities.

Combining extraordinary CGI imagery, field exploration, dramatic recreations, and expert interviews with each episode, HISTORY™ creates a thrilling, exploratory and revealing experience for viewers of all ages.
Watch HISTORY on SKYCable Channel 25 • Cablelink Channel 44 • Dream Channel 27 • and Destiny Cable Channel 56.

To know more, go to http://www.history.com/

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Watch what happens when one of the microphones fall off the podium

Very Jerry Pons ang reaction. It’s a good thing he didn’t squeal.
And you?

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Bags make me happy. A bag doesn’t have to be expensive, I just have to like it.
For me to like a bag it must be roomy, organized and not too common. It must not be too heavy and should be easy to open and carry around.
I found my Mills Canvas tote at Rockstar in Singapore. Rockstar is tucked inside the top floor of Cineleisure off Orchard Road.

It specializes in kind of preppy, understated finds, such as Alphabet Bags

And the sturdy William J. Mills canvas bags.

Mills Canvas bags are like L.L. Bean, but more expensive.
Made in Greenport, New York (at the tip of Long Island’s North Fork) Wm. J. Mills & Co. has been in the business for five generations—first as sailmakers (now a small part of the business) and more recently known as makers of high quality awnings, tents, umbrellas, shelters, and bags, among others.

They were not that cheap, so hoarding was not in the picture. I bought just one simple tote with shoulder handles that I love.

It can stand on its own and it packs a LOT

Comes in many colors, shapes and sizes for men and women

As for me, I’m just happy to have one.

http://www.millscanvas.com/

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You do not want to Lilia Cuntapay at the foot of your bed in the middle of the night. You do not want to see her walking around your house or in the garden wearing a long, white flowy dress.
Unless of course you are her relative and have to live with her or see her on a regular basis.
You may not recognize the name, but the face is one you would, if you have watched a Tagalog horror movie or two.
Lilia Cuntapay is the quintessential movie extra who’s always hired to play the aswang or some other apparition.
Now, Cinema One Originals in association with Postmanila presents Six Degrees of Separation From Lilian Cuntapay.
Written and directed by Antoinette H. Jadaone, the story follows the life of a “popular” bit player nominated for the first time in her 30-year showbiz career. Wanting to deliver the perfect thank you speech, she writes, re-writes, erases and re-writes again as her everyday encounters, pre-Awards Night jitters, and too many unsolicited advice overwhelm her mind.
On December 3, 2011, Saturday, watch Six Degrees of Separation From Lilia Cuntapay at the UP Film Center’s Cine Adarna. Starts at 7:30 PM.
Tickets at Php 100 only. Contact Rem at (0917) 901-2481 to reserve before they run out.

AWARDS:
Special Jury Prize, Cinema One Originals Awards 2011
Best Screenplay, Cinema One Originals Awards 2011
Audience Choice Award, Cinema One Originals Awards 2011
Best Editing, Cinema One Originals Awards 2011
Best Actress (Lilia Cuntapay), Cinema One Originals Awards 2011
Best Supporting Actress (Geraldine Villamil), Cinema One Originals Awards 2011

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First it was Sharon, then it was Kris, today there’s Anne.
The great thing about being a celebrity in the Philippines, is there’s not much competition. A celebrity endorser can have work for decades until someone more relevant comes along.
I remember when Sharon Cuneta used to endorse everything until Kris Aquino replaced her, hogging all the billboards and hawking everything from corned beef to substandard electric fans (sorry).
While Sharon is hardly convincing these days (not even Marie France), Kris Aquino continues to rake it in, while Anne Curtis is ubiquitous,  peddling everything from Swatch watches to real estate.
But what makes Anne different from the two is, if she doesn’t try too hard to be fashion forward (read: underboob) or she doesn’t sing, she’s actually all right.
Manila’s favorite cover girl has nearly 2 million Twitter followers, and is followed by and tweeted to by Paulo Coelho.

Hey I’m not a fan of Paulo Coelho, but if he tweeted me like that, I would brag about it too.
So today we formally opened the 7th Pepper Lunch branch in the Philippines at SM Megamall-A. I actually saw Alodia Gosienfiao last night at Pia Cayetano’s book launch—was gonna invite her to slice the ribbon, but was too shy.
Instead, we had Jeroen and Mich Dulce cut the vine.

Bitch Dulce was here.

Meet the design team for all Pepper Lunch stores in the Philippines: Takatoshi Kimachi, Misty Floro and Geran Cunanan of Golden Eye Creative.

After lunch, we went to Swatch to pick up something for Mich—I insisted she get the Jeremy Scott Double Vision for practical purposes, since she’s all over the place.

That’s where we had the first Anne Curtis sighting.

On our way back to Pepper Lunch, it suddenly dawned upon me that Anne was everywhere. I realized as Mich told me she copied her shoes and lipstick from Anne Curtis (read: effective endorser).
Here’s Anne number 2

Number 3

Number 4

Number 5

Number 6

Number 7

That’s not even counting the magazines at National Bookstore and the product endorsements inside the supermarket.
So if Megamall were an indicator, then Anne Curtis Smith is definitely the It Girl.

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Cosmopolitan Philippines revealed this year’s 8 Sexiest Models in a party held last November 8, 2011 at Palladium, New World Hotel, Makati.
The party also celebrated the return of editorial director Myrza Sison to the Cosmo family and welcomed fashion director Ana Kalaw, beauty director Agoo Benzon, and lifestyle editor-at-large Kissa Castañeda.

L-R Joey Mead, Myrza Sison, Jessica Yang, Bea Soriano, Ana Sideco, Vanessa Matsunaga, Samantha Lewis

Honored at the party were Jasmine Maierhofer, Jessica Yang, Vanessa Matsunaga, Pauline Prieto

Wendy Tabusalla, Ana Sideco, Bea Soriano, Samantha Lewis

It was a homecoming for the women who were part of Cosmo’s 8 Sexiest Models in 1999, 2002, 2004 and 2005. Among them, host Joey Mead King, Phoemela Baranda, Bubbles Paraiso, Ornusa Cadness, Nicolette Bell, and Ruru Kiram Ferriols.
Also spotted were Cosmo centerfolds Daniel Matsunaga and Fabio Ide, John Paul Ang, Onemig Bondoc, Derek Hubalde, Marc Nelson, Hans Montenegro, Danica Magapantay, Rhian Ramos, Bianca Valerio, Sara Black Patty Betita, and Maggie Wilson with husband Victor Consuji.
Cosmopolitan‘s November issue with Carla Abellana on the cover is now available in newsstands, bookstores, and supermarkets nationwide.

For more of Cosmo, go to http://www.cosmo.ph.

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The search for the next faces of Solo 2012 has been extended due to popular request!
Submission of entries is until November 30 and Voting ends on December 2, 2011.
Solo’s Online Model Search gets bigger on its 3rd year as the clothing brand celebrates the beloved comic character, KENKOY, created by the Father of Philippine Cartoons, Tony Velasquez.
After successfully launching Jaggy Tallada and Jhonna Flor as 2010’s grand winners and Mehran Khaledi and Phoebe Rutaquio as 2011′s grand winners, Solo is now searching for two new faces to be officially unveiled in 2012.

Phoebe Rutaquio

Mehran Khaledi

Visit the contest site http://www.solo.com.ph/modelsearch2011 and be part of this year’s search.
You may be the next face of Solo by submitting your creative photo entries or by taking part in supporting and voting for your fave entries.

• Entries will be judged accordingly: 30% Voter’s Choice + 70% Solo’s Choice = 100%
• The highest scorers—10 Male Photo Entries and 10 Female Photo Entries—will be the finalists.
• The top 20 finalists will have a go-see and interview with the judges.
• Cash Prizes and gift certificates await the grand winners for Best Male and Best Female Photo Entries, as well as their partner Graphic Artist/Photographer.
• Prizes await lucky voters so keep your votes coming in and you might win Solo shopping GCs!

To know more, go to http://www.solo.com.ph/modelsearch2011/

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Only 28 days until Christmas. Are you getting ready?

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When we were kids, there was no Internet or video games, so everyone pretty much watched the same TV shows in the ’70s and ’80s—from Man From Atlantis to Knots Landing.
For the next 20 years I practically stopped watching TV. There were other things to do, like work, and then the Internet came along.
Not too long ago, I discovered the joy of watching TV again via iTunes. Even better when my dad introduced me to Vuze.com and the convenience of torrents.
Now I can follow five TV shows at a time and watch them at my convenience—usually in the wee hours of the morning when the whole house is asleep.
The downside is, I’ve turned into an insomniac at night and a zombie in the daytime.
As I type this, my eyes are droopy and my body is tired.
Last night I watched my last four episodes of How To Make It In America. I don’t even remember where I read about it. I downloaded Seasons 1 and 2, started watching and got hooked.

I would say this and Awkward are the best TV shows I have seen this year. It makes Gossip Girl and all those other shows I was watching so lame and stupid.
This is the first male-centric show I have ever followed. Based in New York, I can relate because I went to college there and have an inkling about how the fashion industry works.
The story revolves around Ben Epstein (played by Bryan Greenberg) and his friend and business partner Cam Calderon (Victor Rasuk) who are trying to launch their own clothing label, Crisp.

With no money and no business plan, all they really have are Ben’s fashion sense and creativity and Cam’s guts and connections. They have no option but to borrow money from Cam’s ex-con cousin and thug, Rene Calderon (played by Luis Guzman). Jeroen loves this actor, but personally I want to fast forward all his scenes.

When this fails, they fall back on Ben’s former schoolmate, David Kaplan (at left, played by Eddie Kaye Thomas) who is Wall Street rich but desperate to be cool.

Lake Bell plays Ben’s ex-girlfriend, Rachel Chapman, whose lifestyle goes from OK to sad, based on bad decisions.

When her relationships apart, she hooks up with a dog walker/drug dealer Domingo (L) who has some money business with Cam. (I hate his parts too. I don’t get why these people think he’s attractive.)

There are many other characters, such as Nancy Frankenburg (played by Gina Gershom), a powerhouse New York PR who gets involved with Ben in many ways.

Basically everyone in the show is a whore and a druggie. I am shocked how they openly show nudity (male and female) on HBO and how times have changed. So I would not recommend the show to kids.
Tell you frankly, I got hooked because of Bryan Greenberg. I have not seen a present-day actor who is so beautiful, expressive and angelic, even while playing a man whore. He carries clothes so well, I just love seeing his outfits.
He is, what Grace would call, a tall glass of water (refreshing) and easy on the eyes.

Lets not forget the cool soundtrack.
I finished two seasons or 16 episodes (25 mins each) in just three days, and am wondering when Season 3 comes back.

To know more, click HERE.

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I don’t wanna put a girl down when she’s already down, but frankly, she could’ve used these presents.

I had a gay “boyfriend” in college. It was so innocent. He was tall, cute, and dressed better than everyone else.
He said “I love you” on the phone but never DTRed (defined the relationship). I waited for our first kiss to happen. When I tried to hug him, he said, “This feels awkward.”

It was the ’80s, he loved The Communards and Bronski Beat. He wore makeup better than me. Then the makeup started to get thicker. He started to wear skirts and fake fur.
Then one night, I saw someone cuter. I made a mental note to make that boy my next boyfriend. Two years later, he was mine. He turned out to be a bastard, but at least he was a real guy (I think).
I’ve had my share of bad boyfriends, but luckily I married the right one. Some say you have to kiss a few frogs to get to your prince.

I was 17 when it happened. I was not 27. So I don’t understand why the pretty young thing who could get any guy she wants chose to be with this guy whom the whole world knows is gay. Even I tried to warn her via blog entries: You’re making a mistake. Look at the signs. He’s just not into you. I don’t care if he has a son. I can name you ten other gay men with kids, some of them happily married, quite frankly.

At first we thought it was a publicity stunt to gain more endorsements via “love team.” And then, upon talking to insiders, we found out you really did love him, but his heart and mind (and body) were elsewhere. I won’t kick you when you’re down because you wasted two years of your life. But it didn’t have to happen because you’re young, and pretty and have a choice. You’re not a teenager and this is not your first boyfriend.

If he did lead you on, then he is a mean, screwed up user. You deserve an apology, and he should never lead any other woman or the public to believe that he is straight.
I’m not a fan, but I’m on your side because I have been there.
It’s a sad thing, as a public figure you have to wash your dirty laundry in public. How humiliating for the public to know that you wasted years on a lie.
Here’s hoping that you move on like I did. There is life after investing your time, years, emotion in a gay man. You have everything ahead of you. As for him, I don’t really know.

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Nov 21: Aileen Acot of Caloocan City
Nov 22: Aurora Dellosa of Cavite
Nov 23: Christine Marie Delfino of Makati
Nov 24: Sheryl Sigua-Elcano of Cavite
Nov 25: Kimberly Eleazar of San Juan
Nov 26: Maria Ines Noelle Katigbak of Parañaque
Nov 26: Benson Jacinto of Cebu

Each one will get a swag bag stuffed with the complete range of Céleteque Dermoscience products.

How to claim:
1) Metro Manila winners must print-out the email notice from Innovitelle.
2) Present this along with one valid photo ID, Monday to Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM at Innovitelle Office, 2/F Bonaventure Plaza, Greenhills, San Juan (across from Greenhills Shopping Center).
Look for Sheryl, Vita or Roan.
4) Prizes may be claimed within 60 days of publication. Prizes not claimed within this period will be forfeited in favor of Innovitelle.
5) Provincial winners will receive their prize via courier.

To find out how you can win your own swag bag, click HERE.

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