Bioessence 25th Anniversary Celebration

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Kudos Bioessence family for celebrating Silver years in the busineness! Cheers!


Last November 20, 2019, Bioessence, a premium skin and body wellness center in the Philippines celebrate its 25 years in the business. Special guests, Business partners, and friends from the Media had a blast from the Jazz Night, a fun-filled night where in the party-goers wear their glamorous 20's ootd! Exciting games, prizes and raffle during the event, plus yummy treats and instagrammable place. It was a successful event indeed.


Here are some photos taken during the Celebration held at Cities Event Place in Quezon City.







Bioessence is one of the leaders in the Beauty and Wellness industry with more than 50 branches nationwide. And they're expanding, more branches to open in the coming months. Bioessence founder, Dr. Emma Beleno- Guerrero started her humble beginings in Davao City. She's a renowned dermatologist and skin care specialist.


For Skin Wellness, Bioessence skin treatments are scientifically proven and have gone through rigorous research and studies to customize procedures with the unique Filipino skin. The treatment are done by licensed skin therapists so clients are assured of safe and effective results.


For Body Wellness, Bioessence takes pampering to a higher level as it takes relaxation seriously and personally with scientific methods of testing before every massage and body wellness treatmenr. With Bioessence, body wellness takes on a different new meaning one that truly nourishes and detoxifies.


Through the years, Bioessence has become a strong brand in the beauty and wellness industry - a force to reckon with in advocating beauty with a purpose.



For more updates, visit:

Website: www.bioessence.ph
Instagram: @bioessence_ph



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