Being in #Kulongbia for so long ruined my skin. Actually I already have bad skin to begin with when I was young. It’s oily and would get zits all the time. The struggle is real! I had to go to so many dermatologists just to control breakouts. As I grew up, my skin improved a little. However it’s still very oily and all. Sadly I don’t just have battle scars from my trip to jail but I also gained a lot of facial scars. UGH. So I told myself that I really need to have my skin fixed once I’m out. Happily I was able to find a dermatologist that can help me keep my skin in check. I still have a lot of work to do but I’m glad to be able to finally have my facial and all that! So many new discovering when it comes to beauty stuff. Love it!
Meet Dr. Joe Ann Delovieres-Cruz, dermatologist and owner of the clinic. Look I was meant to be here! I came in wearing my pink jacket which matched doc’s PPE haha. It’s a match made in heaven. Loving my new plastic shoes haha.
I really liked the services of this clinic. I’ll definitely return! SO far my skin does look clearer. It will take a while to get to that perfect look I’m aiming for but I can feel the special touch they give. They’re very maalaga plus their machines are effective. Imagine losing inches immediately? Plus my face doesn’t have zits anymore. Well I still have scars but that’s cause I’ve neglected my skin for nearly 5 years. Either way I trust this clinic and I think it’s a good match for me.
Let’s bump into each other there!
DR. J’s Skin and Body Wellness Center:
737 N.S. Amoranto Sr. Street, Corner Cetacio Street, Barangay Siena, Quezon City, Philippines
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Karen Bordador 
nice blog i missed this kind of blog . eto yung uso dati .. im happy for you nakapag derma at spa kana . yey
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HAHAHAHAHAHA NATATAWA AKO with you saying “eto yung use Dati…” wahahaha. IS it different na ba now? I’m still living in the past since I’m not aware of the blogging changes hahaha. SO FUNNY! Thank you for appreciating my post though haha. YESSSS NAKADERMA NA. NO spa yet though. Hahahaha
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So relaxing to read this blog of yours, ate K! I’m looking forward to read more of the stories that you will share to us. I hope that you writing a blog, will help to encourage others to read blogs again even though they prefer vlogs na nowadays. Just keep on writing!!
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Hi Faith! I wasn’t aware that blogs aren’t being read anymore hahahaha Late nanaman ako sa usapan. But yes will do! Thank you! ❤️
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Hello po Ate Karen🌻🧡😍 Done reading all the contents of your blog. I also read the comments of other people and your replies po hihi…By the way, I’m Charisse all the way from Sorsogon, a 4th year Social Studies student. You know what Ate, I learned a lot from you. Totoo pala talaga yung mga nabanggit mong distinct personalities inside the jail. I thought kasi sa mga teleserye or movies lang yun nag-eexist. Now I know hihi…Tawang tawa ako dun sa JO-WOW and Senior Kuno.😂 Also I’ve realized that those mentioned personalities po are existing din po sa labas, dito po sa lipunang ginagalawan natin. Almost the same sila, the only difference is that people in jail have less privilege of everything po… Sa school namin, hindi ito (ang sitwasyon at ang iba’t ibang klase ng tao sa loob ng kulungan) nababanggit or napapag-usapan, kasi medyo nagfocus kami sa types of government, justice system, history, economics, contemporary issues, etc. I think it is important din na ibahagi sa mga students or sa mga kabataan ang ganitong impormasyon at ang kalagayan nila, para they are aware of it and para ma-value rin nila ang mga taong nasa jail. Sometimes kasi, naneneglect na sila sa society, which is yun ang masakit sa part nila. Kaya, its important na people must know how to value each other para yung kindness will come naturally and genuine po.
About naman po Ate sa mga nagmessage sayo ng mga masama , don’t mind them na lang po may karma rin sila…chaaarrr haha….Nakakainis lang talaga ang mga taong walang magawa sa buhay kundi ang husgahan at sisihin ka sa isang bagay na hindi mo naman ginawa. Hayyss why some people are like that noh?
Basta Ate, focus ka lang po sa goal mo ngayon. Be optimistic and be grateful always kasi yan ang kailangan natin ngayon. For sure, there are great opportunities coming in your way Ate. I’m super duper happy for your “rebirth” Ate. Good luck sa journey mo po ngayon and God bless you always po.
One more thing Ate, hehe you’re so pretty/gorgeous like walang nagbago sayo. Vampire ka ba Ate??? Labyeah Ate😘 I’m so excited to see you SHINE this year. 2022 is your YEAR Ate. Thanks Ate Karen, you inspired me with your inspiring story.😇
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Hi Charisse!
Thanks for reading all my blogs. Happy you can relate to my stories and learned something. Yes what you see in tv/movies are real. Every jail is different so the experiences vary. But yes… it’s a very unique place with mind boggling situations. Either way it’s all about dealing with the situation proactively and not letting it take away your faith. Most importantly I hope my stories will somewhat improve the state of detainees in the Philippines. Yes and I’m hoping people will value detainees too that they’re people that should be cared for still regardless of their wrong life choices. Actually not everyone in jail deserve to be there. More so, so many people that have done worse are walking as free men…so really it just all depends on what God has decided for us. It’s all bout dealing with what’s in front of us.
Yes I’m a vampire. Don’t tell anyone. hahahahahahah. You’re welcome! See ya more on my posts! YEY! Hope you finish school with flying colors!
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