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[Title] => New Dove Campaign for Real Beauty inspires women with stories of beauty triumphs-ONLINE!
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Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty returns with the same ardor and passion for championing a wider definition of beauty. And it's taking it beyond the beauty debate.
Truly, women have more to say on the issue other than their tickbox choices. The Campaign for Real Beauty is proving that women are ready to move forward from the debate and start looking into their personal experiences, their very own stories on beauty struggles, particularly during childhood.
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[SectionName] => Freeman Cebu Lifestyle
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[Title] => Looks, not everything?
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I have this story about a provincial lass who felt so insecure because of her looks, that everytime she went to church, she would always stay in the corner near the confessional at the back. She was tall, thin, "pango ang ilong" and had thick, dark lips. But she had silky, smooth skin. She was also tomboyish. During family gatherings, relatives would fuss and pick on her. "Oy bakit ganyan ang ilong mo? Saan ka nagmana? Unknown to her parents, the girl’s confidence was slipping away. Then she came to Manila to study college.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Boy Abunda
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MIA SEBASTIAN
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[Title] => New Dove Campaign for Real Beauty inspires women with stories of beauty triumphs-ONLINE!
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Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty returns with the same ardor and passion for championing a wider definition of beauty. And it's taking it beyond the beauty debate.
Truly, women have more to say on the issue other than their tickbox choices. The Campaign for Real Beauty is proving that women are ready to move forward from the debate and start looking into their personal experiences, their very own stories on beauty struggles, particularly during childhood.
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[Title] => Looks, not everything?
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I have this story about a provincial lass who felt so insecure because of her looks, that everytime she went to church, she would always stay in the corner near the confessional at the back. She was tall, thin, "pango ang ilong" and had thick, dark lips. But she had silky, smooth skin. She was also tomboyish. During family gatherings, relatives would fuss and pick on her. "Oy bakit ganyan ang ilong mo? Saan ka nagmana? Unknown to her parents, the girl’s confidence was slipping away. Then she came to Manila to study college.
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[ColumnID] => 134006
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804782
[AuthorName] => Boy Abunda
[SectionName] => Entertainment
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December 13, 2006 - 12:00am
