There is no more perfect time than now to be nostalgic about the most inspiring beauty lessons from the digital column
Everybody has a beauty story to tell, that’s for sure. In the course of the year, the beauty profile become a space for novices and enthusiasts to exchange unique definitions of beauty and access different routines of inspiring personalities. But somewhere along the way, it has also found a more meaningful purpose: to be a place where personalities can present an honest and intimate conversation about the true role of beauty in their lives.
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And as we approach the first-ever anniversary of The Beauty Profile, we look back at all the noteworthy beauty lessons from inspiring personalities with the likes of Anji Salvacion, Kristina Rodulfo, and Dominique Cojuangco. Scroll on and take notes—The Beauty Profile is made for beauty lovers by beauty lovers, after all.
Anji Salvacion
“Beauty is more than just a pretty face,” the artist once reflected on what beauty lesson she wants her fans to learn from her. ”It’s about loving and embracing oneself because when you do that, your inner beauty radiates from within, making your outer beauty look even more beautiful. So, when you start to feel beautiful, it radiates to the world around you, and you become a source of positivity and joy.”
Nikki Cruz
The column often reminds everyone that beauty is different for everyone—and for Nikki Cruz? She perceives it as something that is skin-deep. “I think it’s a combination of qualities. Seeing someone who’s confident in themselves and is kind is what I find the most beautiful. That kind of beauty reaches beyond the physical aspect.”
Dominique Cojuangco
Dominique Cojuangco’s beauty philosophy is truly unforgettable. “Beauty sometimes has negative connotations of vanity,” she shared in a previous chat. “But there’s been an obvious shift in more positive word choices when referencing skincare and body care especially.” Her secret to embracing a more mindful approach to beauty? Simply look at these rituals as self-care rather than just a routine.
Danielle Mangana
“Through my works and through everything I put out, I think it is evident that I am not a woman who sees beauty as something that has to be perfect,” Danielle Mangana shared as she contemplated on her best piece of beauty advice. “I like seeing real skin textures more. Defining techniques in makeup, never altering. Real eyebrows, real eyelashes, real everything.”
Kristina Rodulfo
Kristina Rodulfo’s entry is truly memorable. “I want to remind people that one, it’s supposed to be fun, and two, just do what works for you.” she shared, “It’s easy to get caught up in trends, what’s ‘in’ or ‘out,’ what the most popular beauty brand is, or how to do or how not to do a certain makeup technique—but at the end of the day, beauty is so personal. It’s not on me, a celebrity, a beauty editor, or anyone really to tell you what is best for you—only you know that.”
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