Happenings at the Magalogue Turnover in Human Nature Mandaue Branch

Prizes for dealers and sample of new products were displayed
 at the Human Nature Mandaue Branch during the Magalogue
Turnover last Saturday Oct. 8, 2011
Photo courtesy of HHN-Mandaue Branch

Riding on a jeepney last Saturday after attending the Human Nature Magalogue Turnover, I couldn't help notice the smell of chili sauce. I looked to the passengers beside me but didn't seem to be bringing or eating something with the sauce. Then, the lady beside the driver's seat was calling out in Cebuano for those who have not paid their fare yet. She was also licking her lips as she gobbled some siomai (dumplings). So, there was the source of the chili sauce! Honestly, I am not much concerned about the food she is eating but I just could not help but remember what I have learned earlier during the turnover about most lipsticks composed of carmine that produced color due to crushed insects (ewww!). Just imagining the girl licking her lips (who was wearing a lipstick by the way) while eating siomai makes me think that she is licking the bugs as well!

Anyway, that was just one of the things that I learned from the October Magalogue Turnover of Human Nature last Saturday. As I have written on my previous article, new products were launched and I bought the lip gloss in Pink Hibiscus and tinted lip balm in Pink as well as a Hydrating Facial Wash that I have been using for almost a year now since it has been launched. Ninety percent of what I'm using are from Human Nature. It  has been the major reason why I read labels every time I buy something especially when it comes to toiletries and cosmetics. As for the food category, I have just started reading labels and I should say that I am still at a beginner's stage up to now. Speaking of reading labels, Human Nature will also be launching  Read The Label program wherein labels or ingredients that we have a difficult reading and pronouncing or deciphering whether it is harmful or not can be searched through a Read the Label app or look up the website and check if the ingredients in our favorite product has high risk, medium risk or safe indication to put in our body. So, don't  forget on October 14 for the launching of Read the Label! A chance to win Eco-trips are also at stake! More on this on the 14th of this month at the website.

I was happy also to see some familiar faces from my community CFC and ministries who attended the assembly. The best thing then was winning a Human Nature shirt! Woohoo! One of the things I like during these times with the Human Nature Mandaue Branch are the prizes and the care they give out to us their valued dealers. The Turnover ended with snacks served and of course, the buying of the products as well!