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Manila Bulletin
|May 6, 2025
Award-winning MUA Cosmetics launches in the Philippines with must-try products
The long wait is over! Beauty Bar has announced the arrival of the UK-based Makeup Academy (MUA) Cosmetics to its curated collection of global beauty brands.
Proudly Leaping Bunny-certified, MUA Cosmetics is celebrated for its professional-grade formulations, clean beauty philosophy, and commitment to sustainability. Offering talc-free products made with ethically sourced palm oil and mica, the brand is a perfect match for beauty enthusiasts who value both performance and principles.
This story is from the May 6, 2025 edition of Manila Bulletin.
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