We know that foreign skincare brands have dominated the market for years, and it’s mostly because they’re advertised as the best that we can get.
But did you know that we also have a lot of homegrown brands that can give the same quality? There are a lot of local skincare products that can help with acne, dark spots, and just plain cleansing! If you want to try them out, you can start with these brands here.
SKIN by TALULAH
All natural, vegan, and cruelty-free, SKIN by TALULAH has it all! This local brand has a variety of skincare products aimed at helping you achieve a cleaner, brighter face. Among their items are bentonite clay masks, charcoal masks and scrubs, and daily face oil. You can check their Shopee page for their full product list.
Saipo
Start your healthy skin now with Saipo. They have products that are cruelty-free and plant-based, ensuring that your skin gets the most gentle, guilt-free wash. Choose among their gel cleansers and special body scrubs for the best weekend in!
SKINPOTIONS
This local brand “made for Filipinos by Filipinos” makes anything from anti-allergy soap and facial wash to sleeping cream masks and serums. Their cute packaging and diverse products has been a hit for customers across the country, who claim that the brand’s products work perfectly. You can purchase their cruelty-free and paraben-free products through online channels like Lazada, Shopee, and BeautyMNL.
BUBBLYSKIN
A sassy brand that supports local manufacturers and sustainable beauty products, BUBBLYSKIN is a business that cares. Their skincare line consists of serums, mists, and soaps, while their cosmetic line touts lip tints and lip stains for the everyday Filipina. They’ve got a line of distributors and a Shopee page, so don’t forget to take a look.
LOOCA Headquarters
Heads up to new and soon-to-be moms! LOOCA Headquarters is the perfect skincare brand for you. They develop gentle and mild formulations that are safe for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. They’re also great for those with sensitive skin, but make sure you do a patch test first to check for any allergic reactions.
