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Here are foods that are best eaten with Gourmet Unnie’s Kimchi:

GU (Gourmet Unnie) Kimchi + Rice + Lechon Kawali is glorious!

GU Kimchi + different types of goat viands blend well with one another.

GU Kimchi + Fried Milk fish: One fan said that Gourmet Unnie Kimchi is best paired with fried foods.

GU Kimchi + Pork BBq is a combo to try. Photo by Chef Pollyana Galvez

GU Kimchi + Chicken Adobo is a match made in heaven.

GU Kimchi + Quinoa: If you’re on a Keto diet, then Gourmet Unnie Kimchi made with Quinoa is perfect as a rice alternative. This Kimchi Quinoa is made by Ria Jose of Kusina Maria. Check out her recipe on her Facebook Page.

GU Kimchi + Grilled Pork Belly: Need I say more? I’m sure this photo has got you drooling for both foods!

GU Kimchi + Noodles is perfect for midnight cravings. Photo by Bubu Chang.

GU Kimchi + Rice + Spam is a breakfast favorite. Photo by Jim Morada.

Going for a feast? Ordering Gourmet Unnie Kimchi would make pork lechon extra special.

GU Kimchi + Rice + Red Eggs can make you fuller than it may seem. Photo by Fritz Flores.

GU Kimchi + Tuna and Bread: This combination is perfect as a healthy breakfast or snack.

GU Kimchi + Fried Chicken is a classic match!

GU Kimchi + Lettuce and Bacon is both a naughty and nice combo. Photo by Sushmita Sen Morada

GU Kimchi + Humba is the match you cannot miss!

Believe it or not, I had to lose some weight for this ceremony, and it’s a great thing that I did! That’s the cute, but simple dress I bought for only 300PHP 6USD! The bag I used is actually the Jessica Poppy Bag, but when taking pictures, I accessorized the whole thing with my sister’s Lacoste Bag. The shoes I wore was also very cheap. I bought it for around 450PHP or 9USD months back. I rarely use it, so to my delight, I got a wedding that came. HAHA

Here’s a close-up picture. I used the necklace that my boyfriend gave me, and paired it with the bracelet and earrings that came with it. For my make-up, I had to rely on my sister’s expertise, but told her to keep it simple, so it’s mostly just the basics. The glasses wouldn’t go anywhere! HAHA

Pastel colors are also difficult to match. It's almost integral that you just pair them with other pastel colors, their darker colors (like hot pink for baby pink) or monochromes, such as black. I'm also not a fan of donning an all-exclusive black, white, or any color outfit. If I do, I make sure that my shoes or bag is different.

Blanc and Eclare's Poppy bag was hard to pair, so I decided on an all-black outfit. The boots are from koreancravings.com, and the dress, I thrifted from Bangkerohan market

Hence, people like me have a tough time choosing among the candidates. I believe they are all corrupt and hypocrite, as we all are, at one point or another. Many of them are kiss-asses to businessmen that are not of help, or even worse, detrimental to our country. A 30-second advertisement costs anywhere between Php500,000.00 - Php800,000.00 depending on the time slot. The faces you see during commercial breaks of Ang Probinsyano pay Php800,000 for sure, given its primetime slot. Where do they all get the money? You know they will re-earn it once they get the position. So what's really the point of registering yourself as a voter and voting? The Voter's ID is an official one. Yes, while you may already have your SSS IDs and such, there might come a time in your life that a particular entity (gov't or non-gov't) that would ask you to go to your nearest Comelec office for further verification. While my mother was processing the Philhealth papers of my recently deceased grandma (my mother’s aunt), she had a tough time because one, my grandma was never registered to vote and was a homemaker, so she didn’t pay any taxes. That is aside from the fact that they have different middle names and surnames even though my mom was her official guardian (she never married and had lived with my mom’s family since). You might think that you won’t really need a voter’s ID because you’re complete with your working ids, ITR, passport, etc., but your voter’s ID can also be of extra help when you’re looking to loan, as it contains all your official information. According to my mom’s secretary who is a Jehovah’s witness (their religion abstains from all political activities such as voting), they still register and even vote in the precincts (they just leave the paper blank or cross out everyone on the list). She said that during the time she applied for an Austrian visa, her voter’s id was one of the requirements.

My bare face before the brow resurrection; I almost have no brows Upon entering the salon, I was greeted with friendly smiles from the girls of Browhaus. I introduced myself, and they explained the process and let me sign a waiver to make sure that I was in my perfect state before doing the procedure and meeting the therapist who would resurrect or actually create my nonexistent eyebrows. The questionnaire consists of a checklist of several health conditions you might be having that can be detrimental to the procedure or vice versa. These include allergies, pregnancy, current medications, skin conditions, and other health and skin concerns. If you have any of these conditions, then you better wait before going for the procedure as they can affect its aftermath.

with the super talented and pretty brow architect, Miss Eds After this, I finally met miss Eds, the therapist who did my brows. I would call her a brow architect as she is very keen on examining my face and in doing those intricate strands. She's the first Brow Resurrection therapist who was trained under Browhaus Philippines. Aside from that, she told me that she was trained for 3 years for this. She's like the master guru, so lucky me! Miss Eds and Miss Monique of Browhaus told me that each of us has to have our own unique set of eyebrows and it should be based on our face, eyes, and hair color. Miss Eds examined my entire face for a few minutes and decided that I should go for a Full brow resurrection, among the 3 others (Classic, Soft, Ombre) to choose from.

There were several colors to choose from, and Miss Eds mixed three different colors: dark brown, light brown, and taupe for my eyebrows. As for the brow shape, I knew that a slight arch works on my face and Miss Eds completely agreed with me. It's still your final call which to choose for your BR type, color, and arch because the brow architect will let you check and approve. However, given Miss Eds' expertise, I completely entrusted my brows to her. After everything was settled, she drew the Full BR eyebrows using a pencil first. Browhaus uses organic ink for the color, so our skin and the entire body is completely safe from harmful chemicals. Miss Eds applied numbing cream on my eyebrows and left it for 20 minutes so the procedure wouldn't hurt.

Leaving on the numbing cream After 20 minutes, it was time for the real procedure. Miss Eds ensured me that Browhaus uses brand new, sealed, and sterilized multi-pins for every customer. They dispose of it afterward.

The entire session was pain-free! It helped that miss Eds would reapply the numbing cream after several minutes. She also reapplied more color after the microblading was finished so that the color would stick more, especially since they're using organic ink.

The procedure took just about 45 minutes, plus the 20 minutes of leaving on the numbing cream. Now, here's me wearing happy–brows!

AFTER-EFFECT and AFTERCARE After the procedure, my brows appeared to be way darker than it's supposed to be, but this is normal. They said that the final desired output would be visible after a month. They gave me 2 aftercare products infused with vitamins and minerals. The Build is a post-treatment serum to repair and regenerate skin cells. The other one is called Fix, which is an anti-scarring balm.

It's was a BIG NO-NO to wet my brows 7-10 days after the procedure. It was hard at first, and I couldn't find a way to cover up my brows while showering. Miss Eds suggested a plastic cap for the eyebrows that can be bought at Mercury drug, but the 4 branches I visited here in Davao didn't have any, so I gave up. I was cautious not to wet my eyebrows and thankfully, I survived it. I cleaned my forehead using cotton and micellar water. I didn't feel anything concerning for the first few days except for a little bit of itchiness, which is very typical, so I just applied the aftercare products. It's been a week since I had the procedure and this is how my eyebrows look like now: