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"Cats leave paw prints in your heart, forever and always."

Cats: Adorable furballs armed with razor sharp claws.

How toothpaste changed my life.

When a person faces puberty, their hormones rises and those hormones alters the appearances of teenagers. During puberty, men will have a change of voice, pubic hair grows in certain areas and their height grows enermously. Women on the other hand, their breasts starts to grow slowly, they will have menstruation and pubic hair grows in certain areas. Men and women might have different effects on puberty but they share one great concern-- ACNES!

Yes. Every puberscent teenagers hate acnes. Who would care to love that greasy, gross, painful and ugly looking skin infection right? I too have not avoided that phase of puberty. In fact, it did not just ruined my face but made me lose my self-esteem as well. I can never forget how people criticized and ridiculed my appearance. No matter how much I cheer myself, telling myself that physical appearances do not matter but how you treat and respect people, I could never lift my spirit. That phase of my life, I believed that every single day is a battle ground. But at some point, it made me disgust myself too, felt anxious about what other people would think, believing I am ugly and what worse had happened, I was not capable of socializing anymore. I tried every remedy I could possibly do; changed to an unscented soap, slept early, stay hydrated, avoided oily foods, bought Belo's product and washed my face twice a day. All of those didn't work for me maybe because my skin is too sensitive that it needs to be professionally checked by a dermatologist? I basically lose hope and thought I was meant to have acne all my life. Until my cousin told me that she red an article on facebook that toothpaste is a solution for acne problems. I didn't believe her because as far as I know toothpastes are made for teeth not for the face and it will make our skin dry due to the elements added. It is not also clinically adviced by physicians. My cousin insists on telling me to try it since I would lose nothing if I do. And so I tried. On my first use, I can already feel the changes on my face. After washing, my face feels so cool, it's not painful and not irritating in the skin at all. Yes it did dried my skin and I think it's a good thing because I have an oily skin type.

After a week of using toothpaste as my facial wash, my face has brighten up and I can really see the changes. My skin glowed up, however my battle for acne has not yet ended. It was a long process, it took me months to have zero acnes and blemishes but everything was worth it. I gained back my confidence, I can now socialize with people, and I'm not shy anymore and I think I look beautiful. Up until this day, I still use toothpaste as my facial wash, hapee to be exact. I hope that I can help people with acne problems and gain their self-esteem back. You got me!

How toothpaste changed my life.

When a person faces puberty, their hormones rises and those hormones alters the appearances of teenagers. During puberty, men will have a change of voice, pubic hair grows in certain areas and their height grows enermously. Women on the other hand, their breasts starts to grow slowly, they will have menstruation and pubic hair grows in certain areas. Men and women might have different effects on puberty but they share one great concern-- ACNES!

Yes. Every puberscent teenagers hate acnes. Who would care to love that greasy, gross, painful and ugly looking skin infection right? I too have not avoided that phase of puberty. In fact, it did not just ruined my face but made me lose my self-esteem as well. I can never forget how people criticized and ridiculed my appearance. No matter how much I cheer myself, telling myself that physical appearances do not matter but how you treat and respect people, I could never lift my spirit. That phase of my life, I believed that every single day is a battle ground. But at some point, it made me disgust myself too, felt anxious about what other people would think, believing I am ugly and what worse had happened, I was not capable of socializing anymore. I tried every remedy I could possibly do; changed to an unscented soap, slept early, stay hydrated, avoided oily foods, bought Belo's product and washed my face twice a day. All of those didn't work for me maybe because my skin is too sensitive that it needs to be professionally checked by a dermatologist? I basically lose hope and thought I was meant to have acne all my life. Until my cousin told me that she red an article on facebook that toothpaste is a solution for acne problems. I didn't believe her because as far as I know toothpastes are made for teeth not for the face and it will make our skin dry due to the elements added. It is not also clinically adviced by physicians. My cousin insists on telling me to try it since I would lose nothing if I do. And so I tried. On my first use, I can already feel the changes on my face. After washing, my face feels so cool, it's not painful and not irritating in the skin at all. Yes it did dried my skin and I think it's a good thing because I have an oily skin type.

After a week of using toothpaste as my facial wash, my face has brighten up and I can really see the changes. My skin glowed up, however my battle for acne has not yet ended. It was a long process, it took me months to have zero acnes and blemishes but everything was worth it. I gained back my confidence, I can now socialize with people, and I'm not shy anymore and I think I look beautiful. Up until this day, I still use toothpaste as my facial wash, hapee to be exact. I hope that I can help people with acne problems and gain their self-esteem back. You got me!

How toothpaste changed my life.

When a person faces puberty, their hormones rises and those hormones alters the appearances of teenagers. During puberty, men will have a change of voice, pubic hair grows in certain areas and their height grows enermously. Women on the other hand, their breasts starts to grow slowly, they will have menstruation and pubic hair grows in certain areas. Men and women might have different effects on puberty but they share one great concern-- ACNES!

Yes. Every puberscent teenagers hate acnes. Who would care to love that greasy, gross, painful and ugly looking skin infection right? I too have not avoided that phase of puberty. In fact, it did not just ruined my face but made me lose my self-esteem as well. I can never forget how people criticized and ridiculed my appearance. No matter how much I cheer myself, telling myself that physical appearances do not matter but how you treat and respect people, I could never lift my spirit. That phase of my life, I believed that every single day is a battle ground. But at some point, it made me disgust myself too, felt anxious about what other people would think, believing I am ugly and what worse had happened, I was not capable of socializing anymore. I tried every remedy I could possibly do; changed to an unscented soap, slept early, stay hydrated, avoided oily foods, bought Belo's product and washed my face twice a day. All of those didn't work for me maybe because my skin is too sensitive that it needs to be professionally checked by a dermatologist? I basically lose hope and thought I was meant to have acne all my life. Until my cousin told me that she red an article on facebook that toothpaste is a solution for acne problems. I didn't believe her because as far as I know toothpastes are made for teeth not for the face and it will make our skin dry due to the elements added. It is not also clinically adviced by physicians. My cousin insists on telling me to try it since I would lose nothing if I do. And so I tried. On my first use, I can already feel the changes on my face. After washing, my face feels so cool, it's not painful and not irritating in the skin at all. Yes it did dried my skin and I think it's a good thing because I have an oily skin type.

After a week of using toothpaste as my facial wash, my face has brighten up and I can really see the changes. My skin glowed up, however my battle for acne has not yet ended. It was a long process, it took me months to have zero acnes and blemishes but everything was worth it. I gained back my confidence, I can now socialize with people, and I'm not shy anymore and I think I look beautiful. Up until this day, I still use toothpaste as my facial wash, hapee to be exact. I hope that I can help people with acne problems and gain their self-esteem back. You got me!

A good vacation is something you can reward yourself after stressful days in work and in school or after working hard and achieving your goals.

A good vacation is something you can reward yourself after stressful days in work and in school or after working hard and achieving your goals.

"Cats leave paw prints in your heart, forever and always."

Cats: Adorable furballs armed with razor sharp claws.

No Closer Bond

Having a sister as my companion, as my beast friend, and as my safe haven is what I am most thankful of, well, after our parents of course.

When I am struggling, which is more on being dramatic in everything, I always run towards her. Unlike other sisters, my sister does not console me with pity nor sweet words, rather, she would show me reality. She may not be the sweetest sister ('cause like she's bitter with M) in the world but she's the coolest and do I need to mention, the craziest of them all?

She experienced worse events than I do and met varieties of people than I do, that is why she is always there to guide and protect me so that I will not experience what broke her before.

People love comparing us, that I am smarter, that she is more talented, that I am more cherished, or she loves to over react and other useless things, but I can confidently say that I am cuter, no just kidding. Actually we don't care what other people say, "she" doesn't care what the bees are buzzing. It may be true that one of us excell in something but we respect, accept and support it.

Summer is fast approaching, in a few days later we will be embracing ourselves in calmly breezing waves of the sea. Every time I’m looking to it, all of my worries suddenly fade away. The ambiance is just pure and natural and it makes the view more beautiful as sightseeing.

And it payback times, reward yourselves and let us all enjoy the summer!

A Dream That Landed

By: Fiona Carusca

I was dreaming to work up in the sky,

Flying so high as high as an airplane.

But I realized I dreamt way too high,

All those hopes crashed and felt a million pain.

I've always wanted to wear that white shirt,

Launch a plane and let it dance in the air.

But mom sees me in whitest white scrub suit,

Attending tons of patients, giving care.

Up up and away is my little dream,

But then I guess that it will never be.

Seeing and enjoying those little beam,

Photography is my therapy 📸

Shots and Edited by Yours Truly 🙊

Every picture tells a strory.