
(My cousin, Shelbey)So when someone asks me where I bought my "unique" tops, I can say, "at Mental". Seriously.
What are we wearing today? Take a look at Davao's style.

(My cousin, Shelbey)VMV will donate Php10 to the Carewell Community for every purchase of selected VMV lipsticks and lip and cheek stains.
Get a pink pouch for every two purchases from the list. Promo runs for the whole of October.


This is a repost. From kikay.exchange.ph
Last August 14, 2009, ECPAT International (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes) together with Body Shop launched the "Soft Hands, Kind Heart Hand Cream" campaign to benefit the ongoing worldwide battle against child trafficking.
Recognizing the pervasiveness of this modern evil, the entire The Body Shop network in more than 60 countries is supporting the Stop Trafficking Campaign to raise awareness of this issue. To support the campaign, The Body Shop will be donating 100% of the proceeds of the special edition Soft Hands, Kind Heart Hand Cream to ECPAT International.
The hand cream, which retails for Php195 a bottle, is a rich floral with a non-greasy formula that is easily absorbed by skin to banish rough hands and callouses. Personally, I've already scooped up a few bottles as part of my Christmas giveaways, because I don't like rushing my Christmas shopping.
ECPAT International estimates that about 1.8 million children and young people are exploited yearly in the global sex trade industry. These are the three steps typical of the trafficking experience:
Recruitment- The child or young person is taken away from their home, sometimes by force but often the trafficker will trick them or their parents into going, with the promise of a better life. On some occasions, desperate parents will sell their child to a trafficker.
Transport- Moving the child to their intended destination can often be dangerous and uncomfortable. The trafficker may hide the child in cramped conditions to prevent anyone from finding out what's happening. If ever questioned, they will lie about their relationship to their human "cargo" to avoid suspicion.
Destination- On arrival at their final destination, children and young people are often abused, beaten or raped into submission and can repeatedly be sold. THey are psychologically and physically damaged but too frightened or ashamed to ask for help. If they try to escape, their lives or the lives of their families are threatened. If they do manage to escape, the authorities don't always provide immediate protection for them, leaving them just as vulnerable.
Lastly, if you believe you have seen something suspicious that could involve a trafficked or exploited child, please contact ECPAT Philippines at 920-8151 or 441-5108 or email protect@ecpat.net.
Further reductions in Unarosa's month long clearance sale.
Unarosa branches can be found in Shangri-la Mall, SM Megamall, SM the Block and Shoppesville.

It's Kadayawan season once again, and that only means two things: sales and promos!
Royal Mandaya Hotel Kadayawan Promo
August 1-31, 2009
-Davao Regional Food at Kamayo Cafe (Lunch & Dinner Buffet)
-20% discount on wine & spirits at Tagboan Lounge
-Live Mandaya Ethnic Entertainers
For more info: (082) 225.8888
Kadayawan sa MetroLifestyle
-Durian Coffee Drinks at Bigby's
-Durian Fest at Krua Thai featuring Sticky Rice with Durian, Fresh Durian Shake, Thai Sago Pearl with Durian, etc.
-30% off on Gold and Silver Membership at MetroLifestyle Fitness Center
-50% on Body Wraps at Bahia Spa
-50% on Body Shaping & Slimming at Dermalife
August 1-31, 2009 – MetroLifestyle Complex
For more info: (082) 228.6182
Kadayawan at Pearl Farm
-Kadayawan Overnight Promo for only PhP 2,950 per person (Hilltop Room)
-Day Tour Promo for only PhP 1,300 per person
-10% discount at Ylang Ylang Spa
August 1-31, 2009 – Pearl Farm Beach Resort
For more info: (082) 221.9970 to 72
Amazing Kadayawan Sale (Up to 70% discount)
August 14-23, 2009 – Chimes Specialty Store
For more info: (082) 225.8997
Kadayawan Fiesta at The Apo View
-Cultural Performances at the hotel premises
-Ethnic weaving of Dagmay fabric by a Mandaya at the lobby
-Ethnic-inspired fashion creations of Davao's top designers at the lobby
-Cultural performances by Karani Dance Company at the lobby
-”Kinabuhing Dabawenyo: A Fashion for a Cause”
-Davao's indigenous cuisine and delicacies at Entree
-Tribal products, fresh fruits and delectable delicacies at the Kadayawan Garden Bazaar
-Exhibit of Mindanaowon Visual Artists
August 17-23, 2009, The Apo View
For more info: (082) 221.6430
Kadayawan at Garden Oases Resort & Convention Center
-Discounted rates on all rooms at Ritz Garden Hotel
-Freebies for diners at Oases Seafood Restaurant
-Acoustic Music at Poolside Tent
August 17-23, 2009 - Garden Oases Resort & Convention Center
For more info: (082) 224.1403
NCCC Mall 4-day Sale (Up to 80% off)
August 21 to 23, 2009 – Late Night Sale
NCCC Mall Davao
Samsung Kadayawan Festival Run
August 23, 2009 – Gaisano Mall of Davao
For more info: 0921.594.9303 (Kenneth Sai)