Every pageant has a queen, some even more than one. But for some 2023 Miss Philippines Earth candidates, they do not need to wear a crown to feel like royalty. All they need are moments of self-care and a heart for others. | diyarista
For Leahrly Curitana from Casiguran, Aurora, her willingness to lead makes her a queen. “When I was in high school, I would always step up to become the leader of the group, because I want to show them how to organize, how to start a project. This is what I’m doing right now. I’m starting a project not only for myself but also for the people around me and the environment,” she said.
The Filipino community in California in the United States sent Nicolle Lagera, who believes her “compassion, honesty, authenticity, and perseverance” make her a queen. While Joselle Gregorio from Mariveles, Bataan, and Shaina Nazario from Silang, Cavite, cited their passion as the qualities they possess that make them queens.
The clinic’s CEO Mary Grace Juliano, meanwhile, shared pageant queens’ secret in maintaining their majestic beauty. “They get facials, Korean glass skin facials, which is perfect for the current warm weather. At the same time our bestseller is the glutathione ,” she shared.
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