Can I Call Myself an Entrepreneur?

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How are you doing guys? I've been busy as bee this past few days. Or weeks I should say. Studies, doing my "side businesses", fiesta here and birthday celebrations there. I've been too busy but I'm loving every minute of it.

I'm very excited to tell you one of my "raket" :). I am selling some of beauty products such as day and night cream, astringent, daily peel, toner, moisturizer and beauty soap. My supplier is a med rep known by my cousin, a doctor by profession and will soon be a cosmetic surgeon. My grandmother, Jane P. Enriquez, owner of  the Bioesthetique and Cosmetic Surgery and used to be the Founding President of the Philippine Academy of Aesthetique Surgery is the one who is providing training to my cousin. Note that my cousin is a male who finished his medicine at UP Manila. My grandma is also a member of International Society and Aesthetic Surgery. She doesn't look old despite of her age that she doesn't want to reveal to anyone :)  I just love her "kakikayan"

And because I adore beauty related stuff, I told my self why not sell their products. That was the time when I talked to my cousin and told him my idea. Of course he agreed. I've been using the products for more than a month now and I can honestly say it has a very defining result on my skin. Specially the bleaching night cream. My cousin's girlfriend, who is a pretty nurse has been using the day cream and daily peel for months already. Her lifeless skin has now turned to a visibly lighter and blemish-free skin. I firmly believe in these products which I can't tell you yet since  I want to make sure that I tested them myself first before recommending to anybody. I only sell products have been tested by my cousin, his girlfriend and myself. So far, there has been no signs of damaging and skin irritations. 

As I end this post, I want to share this thought to ponder to you all:

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