While travelling is exciting and refreshing for the body and soul, it can also take a lot of toll on your skin. Spending time outdoors, sweating, burning under the sun or withstanding windy weather can potentially wreak havoc on your skin. That’s why we’ve prepared several skincare tips that will help you keep your glowing complexion and not worry about losing your skin plumpness.
As I mentioned before, The Tennis Foodie was born out of love and passion for Food, Tennis, Fashion and Travel. My fourth year was not short of drama, features, awards, travel, tennis and fashion. So what changed after four years?
The Tennis Foodie turns four today. It’s been a very challenging yet ultra productive year. This year, I started to post daily at the start of the pandemic. I also released more recipes this year. I’ll continue to do that next year.
The wait is finally over! Balmain Paris Hair Couture is finally here in Manila. In the Philippines, it is exclusively distributed by iBloom Corporation headed by founder and CEO, Mirasol Salao.
Even though traveling is all about gaining new experiences and exploring foreign cultures, the truth is that it can definitely affect your routine – beauty routine, to be more precise. However, there are still ways to take proper care of your skin on the go, so keep on reading to learn about five amazing skincare habits that are worth adopting. Check them out and enjoy!
Taking proper care of your hair is as important as caring for your skin – especially when you’re constantly on the go. There are many factors that can negatively affect your hair, including exposure to the sun and air conditioning, so keep on reading to learn how to upgrade your hair care routine while traveling. Here are five useful tips on how to make it happen, so check them out and get down to it right away!
Have you ever experience having difficulty with your inner wear during any tennis matches? I found a new company that sets a new standard in creating the best men’s underwear for leisurewear and sports – Tani USA
Another challenging yet a very productive year for The Tennis Foodie. As I mentioned before, The Tennis Foodie was born out of love and passion for Food, Tennis, Fashion and Travel. My third year was not short of drama, features, awards, travel, tennis and fashion. So what changed after three years?
Have you ever seen a professional tennis player wearing eyeglasses? Professional players ditch traditional eyewear with contact lenses because of the many advantages these provide. If you wear glasses daily, you might consider getting that competitive advantage over your opponents by wearing contact lenses as you play.
The Tennis Foodie turns three today. Wow! I can’t believe that this time will come. I never imagined myself maintaining a blog for a long time. Same as last year, my third year has been very challenging yet very productive. I wasn’t doing well on the first half of the year. It came to a point that my ranking dip so much that I had to rebuilt on my traffic. I did a social media and blog detox for a month in the United States to focus on my new career and also re-channel my laser focus on graduate school.