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Leira Aquino

Leira Aquino

Verified

Contributor, Beauty World News

Quezon City

Final Covers

Beauty And Pop Culture , Wellness , Lifestyle

Doesn’t Cover

stuff that's boring (nothing is boring)

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 1030

  • How to Protect Your Skin From Chlorinated Water This Summer

    By Leira Aquino| Beauty World News Verified As summer heats up, many of us head to the pool to cool off and enjoy the sunshine. While swimming is a fantastic way to stay fit and have fun, it's important to be aware of the potential damage chlorinated water can cause on your skin. Chlorine, a chemical used to keep pool water clean, can strip your skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness, irritation, and even the worsening of conditions like eczema, according to .

    By Leira Aquino · Beauty World News

    Jul. 15, 2024

  • Sunset Hues, Glossy Skin and Colorful Eyeliners Lead Summer Makeup Trends: Make Beauty

    By Leira Aquino| Beauty World News Verified This summer, makeup trends are being dominated by sunset hues, glossy skin, and colorful eyeliners, according to Make Beauty. The brand has highlighted these key trends and provided recommendations on how to achieve them using its products. Sunset ColorsSunset-inspired makeup is leading the way this season. Makeup artists and enthusiasts are incorporating golden yellows, fiery oranges, rich pinks, and deep purples into their routines to create striking gradient looks.

    By Leira Aquino · Beauty World News

    Jul. 15, 2024

  • How to Protect Your Skin From Chlorinated Water This Summer

    By Leira Aquino| Beauty World News Verified As summer heats up, many of us head to the pool to cool off and enjoy the sunshine. While swimming is a fantastic way to stay fit and have fun, it's important to be aware of the potential damage chlorinated water can cause on your skin. Chlorine, a chemical used to keep pool water clean, can strip your skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness, irritation, and even the worsening of conditions like eczema, according to .

    By Leira Aquino · Beauty World News

    Jul. 15, 2024

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Beauty World News