Stars come together for celebration of #DeoSyxty

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Andrea Brillantes and Dioceldo “Deo” Sy
Ever Bilena founder and CEO, Dioceldo “Deo” Sy celebrated his 60th birthday at the Forbes Ballrooms of the prestigious Conrad Hotel.

Sending their personal greetings to the man of the hour were Ever Bilena endorsers Daiana Meneses, Max Collins, Derrick Monasterio, Andrea Brillantes, Janelle Olafson and Christian Baustista, as well as friends from the industry including Patricia Javier, and brothers Rayver and Rodjun Cruz. 

The party – cleverly named #DeoSyxty – was celebrated in style with family and friends dressed to the nines while they feasted over a lavish Chinese banquet. They also shared little-known details and heartwarming anecdotes about the well-loved CEO, including his passion for learning more about his craft, as well as improving the self-esteem and instilling confidence in every Filipina through color cosmetics.     

Here are some of the guests during the party:
Derrick Monasterio

Daiana Menezes

Max Collins and Pancho Magno

Champagne Morales

Making the luncheon even more memorable was the announcement of Deo’s second daughter, Denice’s engagement to Jacob Munez. Their upcoming nuptial is slated for February 2018.
“I am truly blessed to celebrate my 60th year with my family, closest friends in the industry, and colleagues,” said Deo. “I, along with Ever Bilena, wouldn’t be where we are today if not for all those who have contributed in our legacy.”

As he turns another year older, Deo also looks forward to expanding his beauty empire with more products for the local market and venturing into the global arena.



For more details & updates, check:
Website: www.everbilena.com.ph 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/everbilenacosmetics


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