Known for its nourishing formulas, NIVEA not only provides a means to achieve supple, hydrated skin, but also serves as a trusted partner in self-care
This empowerment goes beyond skin deep, as seen in NIVEA’s recent campaign featuring women who are successful in their fields as well as resilient.
PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF HAYANA FERRERAS
Jen Barangan
Jen Barangan, Nica del Rosario, a celebrated composer and musician; Wij Lacsamana, a tattoo artist; and Mae Layug, founder of the local beauty brand Get Ready With Me.
In the Philippines, the desire for moisturized, glowing skin is almost universal among Filipinas. In a country where the sun’s warmth is felt year-round, caring for one’s skin becomes more than just a beauty ritual; it’s an act of self-love. And for many Filipinas, NIVEA has become an essential part of that journey.
Known for its nourishing formulas, NIVEA not only provides a means to achieve supple, hydrated skin, but also serves as a trusted partner in self-care, empowering women to feel good about themselves from the outside in.
This empowerment goes beyond skin deep, as seen in NIVEA’s recent campaign featuring women who are not only successful in their fields, but also resilient in facing life’s challenges.
Superwoman rising
Jen Barangan, influencer; Nica del Rosario, celebrated composer and musician; Wij Lacsamana, tattoo artist; and Mae Layug, founder of the local beauty brand Get Ready With Me, are redefining what it means to be strong, confident and unapologetically themselves.
Each of these women has her own inspiring story of overcoming obstacles — personal struggles, societal pressures and insecurities — and has found strength in embracing who they are.
Just as NIVEA products work to nourish and protect the skin, these women show that inner strength and resilience can be nurtured by self-love and acceptance. Barangan, for instance, has used her platform to address her journey through self-doubt and cyberbullying.
Similarly, Nica del Rosario, a well-known composer and musician, often addresses the battles she faces as a public figure. Despite the demands of her career and the scrutiny of being in the spotlight, she finds refuge in her craft and her commitment to being true to herself.
For Wiji Lacsamana, who is a tattoo artist, maintaining a balanced life is a daily challenge. Her tattoos represent stories of resilience and strength, much like the journey many Filipinas face. As an artist who expresses herself through her work, Wij finds comfort in NIVEA’s products that are gentle, effective and affordable — qualities that matter to women juggling multiple roles.
And then there’s Mae Layug, the powerhouse behind Get Ready With Me, who continues to break stereotypes in the local beauty industry. Her message has always been to embrace one’s uniqueness, and her dedication to her business echoes NIVEA’s philosophy of enhancing natural beauty. She advocates for skincare routines that are simple yet effective, showing that sometimes the best products are those that focus on what truly matters — nourishment, protection, and care.
More than just skincare
Beyond delivering effective skincare solutions, NIVEA’s campaign embodies a movement to build confidence among women. Filipinas are encouraged not just to add a product to their routines but to embrace a lifestyle that encourages self-worth and positivity. The brand reminds women to prioritise themselves in a world that often demands them to give all their energy to others.
As Filipinas continue to navigate life’s challenges, be it societal expectations or personal battles, having a skincare brand that supports them in their journey is invaluable. NIVEA not only promises soft, smooth skin but also encourages women to appreciate their inner beauty and strength. The brand’s commitment to creating gentle, nourishing products for all skin types makes it an ideal partner for women looking to care for themselves inside and out.
NIVEA inspires others to find their unique glow that radiates from within.
