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Famed makeup artist, Bobbi Brown once said, “I believe all women are pretty without makeup — but with the right makeup [they] can be powerful.”
Indeed, makeup is a strong tool for both men and women to use to enhance their inherent beauty. And when applied right, it can even elevate one’s style and persona.
More than that, putting on makeup is an art form that expresses one’s creative spirit. Just as a painter uses paint on a canvas, a makeup enthusiast uses his or her face to showcase their unique perspective on beauty. So it should come as no surprise that many Filipinos choose to wear makeup on a day-to-day basis. And at the biggest beauty party of 2018, Glamcon MNL, a number of these makeup enthusiasts gathered together to celebrate all things makeup and skincare!
Glamcon MNL was held last January 21 at SMX Aura to a number of glam gurus. It was an event that promoted the belief that there is no shame in putting on makeup; and with a little help from the makeup experts and beauty vloggers there, anyone can perfect that winged eyeliner or that no-makeup look!
In case you missed all the fun activities that day, here are some highlights from the event:
Attendees were welcomed to the event with a tote full of exclusive freebies. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netGlamcon MNL showcased a number of recommended brands for makeup enthusiasts everywhere. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netGlamcon attendees had the opportunity to play games when they purchased items from selected makeup and skincare booths. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netAttendees also got their makeup done from the style gurus at the Makeup Lounge. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netHair makeovers were also made possible by the stylists at the Styluxe Salon and Makeup Studio. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netAfter their makeovers, attendees could have their photo taken under the beauty ring light. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netAttendees could also choose to take their photos with a backdrop at the Pictoglam booth. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netBeauty guru, Ana Victorino gave attendees tips on how they can build their very own makeup kit at her Makeup 101 talk. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netAna Victorino then asked a willing participant to go onstage so she can demonstrate how anyone can effortlessly do their makeup in a short period of time. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netL-R:Julianne Tarroja, Abby Asistio, Venus Raj, and Joyce Pring shared their thoughts on what beauty means to them. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netL-R: Micah Munoz, Ronan Domingo, James Burn and the other Glamcon MNL guys candidly spoke about their hygiene and personal care routines on the Men’s Skincare segment. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netRaiza Contawi striked a pose for us after conducting her talk on how to complement makeup with fashion. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netAfter meeting some of her fans, beauty vlogger Michelle Dy took a few selfies at the Pictoglam booth. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netArtists like Riot Logic, Bea Lorenzo, Leanne and Naara, Coeli, Haru and Ysanygo serenaded Glamcon attendees. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.netFinally, attendees got the chance to win special goodies during the Glamcon raffle. Photo taken by Ves Garcia/INQUIRER.net
