Last January 19, 2020, REGASCO’s enters the Sinulog festivities, the company solidifies its presence in Cebu as a trusted LPG provider. REGASCO and its endorser, Pokwang is very happy to celebrate and honor Senyor Santo Nino in Sinulog 2020 Grand Parade — a tribute to Cebu’s overwhelming support and patronage, and the company’s devotion to the goodness of the Santo Nino.


Prior to the Sinulog Parade, a press conference was held at SM City Cebu Activity Center 11AM together with Pokwang, Mall goers and Media Friends were able to mingle and get to know the Brand more especially the Brand Ambassadress Mamang Pokwang. She even teaches everyone the Regasco Dance Craze. It made everyone hype and excited to witness her during the Sinulog Parade.


How REGASCO all started?

Established in June 1998, Republic Gas Corp. or REGASCO is a homegrown company operating all over Luzon. For more than 2 decades, REGASCO has been providing quality Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) products to dealers, retailers, and household customers.

From a single plantation in Malabon, Metro Manila 20 years ago, REGASCO continues to grow even bigger with a running total of 25 Refilling Plants spanning from Region 1, Region 2, Region 3, NCR, Region 4A, and Cebu! In keeping with the company’s vision, REGASCO vows to expand and reach more Filipinos.


Why do you need to switch to REGASCO?

Recently, REGASCO opened One-Stop LPG shops strategically located around it’s refilling plants area of operation, delivering quality products and services. To date, REGASCO has amassed a total of more than 210 One-Stop LPG shops.


Who is the Face of the Brand?

None other than the comedienne-actress’ love for cooking is a big factor why she was chosen to be the face of the brand. Plus her being a doting mom to daughters, Mae and Malia, and loving partner to Lee O’Brian, she mirrors the modern Filipino moms who prioritize and take really good care of their beloved families, especially when it comes to cooking and preparing healthy and good food on their tables.

Last August 21, the REGASCO family shot its very first digital campaign with one of the most sought-after comediennes in the Philippine entertainment industry today, “Pambansang Mamang” Pokwang, as its first-ever celebrity brand ambassadress.

When you’ve taken the time to apply your makeup perfectly, you want it to last. Whether you’re heading out to a ten-hour workday or a night of dancing, your makeup’s durability will be put to the test. While summer weather tends to bring out the best in life—frosé, minidresses, and sunshine—it also has the ability to melt the makeup off your face faster than you can say "Summer Friday." Have you ever spent 30 minutes on a full beat only to step outside and have all traces of your hard work disappear? Yeah, you're not alone.

While long-wear foundation and matte powder are enough to get you through your average day, when it's pushing triple digits it's time to pull out something a little extra: setting spray. which are used mainly to keep your foundation in place, setting sprays lock-in and protect your entire makeup
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My favorite thing about this product is the spray nozzle: Each pump delivers a substantial, even spray of the formula that had me feeling like my makeup was covered and locked into place. Even after a sweaty, humid commute, there was zero meltdown


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Let the spray dry naturally. Once you’ve sprayed your setting spray, let your face air-dry. It won’t take too long for your skin to absorb the spray. Don’t rub or blend the spray anywhere on your face, or you will risk messing up your makeup.

Reapply your setting spray throughout the day. Throw the setting spray into your purse so that you can have it whenever you want it. Depending on the specific setting spray you’ve chosen, it can cool you off, mattify your makeup, and rehydrate your skin throughout the day.

• If you touch up or reapply your makeup, make sure to spray again.

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There’s nothing like a fresh-tasting coffee to start the morning and a good conversation. People who tend to overstay their coffee visits usually spend hours and hours every day sitting in their favorite coffee shops having intellectual discussions on just about everything People love their local coffee shop because it's a sanctuary. It's an office away from the Office - Many customers use their local cafe as a place to do some work. The atmosphere, location, and services make it an ideal place to get away and do some work.


Bo's Coffee is a Filipino coffee and coffeehouse chain. It was founded by Steve Benitez in 1996 in Cebu City, Philippines. The company now operates a total of 102 outlets throughout the Philippines most of them located in key cities. A big number of these branches are located in Metro Cebu, where the company is based.where you would find the newest addition to its branch located at Mactan Town Center.

Bo's Coffee sources coffee beans locally from farmers from Sagada, Mountain Province, Mount Kitanglad in Bukidnon, Mount Matutum in Tupi, South Cotabato, and Mount Apo
The idea of starting a coffee shop came to Bo's Coffee founder Steve Benitez when, back when he was a student at Ateneo de Manila University, he always had to drink coffee to stay awake to study. In 1992, his parents wanted to shut down their family-owned and managed Ric's Barbeque on Ramos Street in Cebu City. Benitez, the youngest of the five Benitez siblings, took over the management of the family business and left Ateneo de Manila Law School.


After attending various seminars and training and indications that it was not a viable venture, he stubbornly decided to open Bo's Coffee in a small space in Ayala Center Cebu in June 1996. Two months before the shop opened, he was left alone when his two business partners backed out.

Benitez bought his first coffee machine from a coffee exhibition show in Singapore for 65,000 pesos and hand-carried the machine in his flight going back to Cebu. Starting on investment of 100,000 pesos, the business did not produce any profit for its first three months on daily sales ranging from 300 to 1000 pesos.


At first, Benitez had to give away free samples as the Cebuano market was not yet familiar with his concept. Sales picked up in the sixth month and then steadily increased to turning a profit to enable Benitez to put up another coffee cart in SM City Cebu.

In 2018, the Philippine-focused Navegar Fund decided to invest in the company due to its efforts in helping communities and local farmers, which is one of the thrusts of the Philippine-focused fund.


Aside from Philippines Bo's coffee also opened its first international branch, specifically in Doha, Qatar on April 25, 2018

Congratulations to Bo’s Coffee for having such a heart to help local farmer Cheers to more branches to come not just here but internationally too.