Bioessence at 25

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Bioessence is one of the oldest skin and body wellness centers in the Philippines that marked its 25th year in the industry with more than 30 branches nationwide, providing complete non-invasive services and products that rejuvenate the skin, the body and the mind. Dr. Emma Beleno-Guerrero, the Founding President of Bioessence is a proud native of Davao that reflects in the interiors of every branch that speaks of the rich Mindanao heritage. 


The 25th anniversary celebration was held last November 20 in Cities Events Place, Quezon City. The gathering was graced by celebrities, branch owners, close friends and media. 


Bioessence is proudly Filipino brand true to its philosophy of Caring Beyond Beauty – a special brand of incomparable personal care that can make you beyond beautiful. The skin treatments are scientifically proven and have gone through rigorous research and studies to customize procedures with the unique Filipina skin. 


For body wellness, Bioessence takes pampering to a higher level with scientific methods of testing before every massage and body wellness takes on a different meaning – one that truly nourishes and detoxifies. 

Bioessence has a line of products from beauty to relaxation – skin cleanser, serum, soap, aromatherapy, to name a few – making Bioessence's total wellness treatments more than just experience, but a lifestyle.


To know more about Bioessnce products and services, promos and branches, follow @BioessencePh on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or log on to www.bioessence.ph.

Congratulations, Bioessence!

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