HansVille Blog-6: Moving Forward!
The Company: HANSVILLE HOME MASSAGE
AA. Free Massage Events (FMEs)
1. Second FME at Royal Palm Clubhouse on July 31, 2010.
2. Third FME at Rainbow Ridge/Morning Sun Clubhouse on August 1, 2010.
BB. HansVille Healthy Services
1. Relaxation Massage (whole body): P250/hour, P350/1.5 hours, P500/2 hours
2. Relaxation Massage with Body Scrub: P600/session (1.5 hours)
3. Body Scrub only: P300/session
4. HANSVILLE SIGNATURE MASSAGE: P400/hour, P500/1.5 hours, P700/2 hours
5. HansVille Signature Massage with Body Scrub: P750/session (1.5 hours)
CC. HansVille Beauty Products
1. Beauty Bars — 64 beauty variants! Prices are P35/bar, P45, P55, and P65—depending on variant.
bb-2 “aloe vera” (contains aloe extract to soften and moisturize skin).
bb-14 “coffee” (contains baracco coffee which has deodorizing and anti-bacterial effect).
bb-15 “COLLAGEN” (contains glycerine soap which acts as anti-wrinkle with whitening effect).
bb-16 “cucumber” (contains cucumber extract which acts as astringent and skin toner).
bb-23 “GLUTATHIONE” (a powerful anti-oxidant and has whitening effect).
bb-29 “guava” (contains extract from guava leaves which is effective in healing skin diseases).
bb-36 “kojic with milk” (whitening and moisturizing)
bb-41 “moringa or malunggay” (contains moringa powder which acts as anti-oxidant and anti-bacterial).
bb-42 “oatmeal” (moisturizing soap and oatmeal flakes for removing dead skin).
bb-44 “papaya” (contains papaya fruit extract for skin whitening).
bb-50 “PLACENTA” (moisturizing anti-wrinkle soap).
bb-53 “seaweeds” (contain seaweed extract for slimming effect).
bb-55 “strawberry poppy” (contains strawberry extract for whitening effect and poppy seeds for exfoliation).
bb-58 “tea tree” (contains tea tree extract and tea tree leaves to double its anti-bacterial actions; best for pimples and acne).
bb-60 “vitamin c” (contains vitamin c which acts as anti-oxidant and helps skin looking young).
2. Body scrub cleaner: P200/unit
3. Massage oils: lavender, peppermint, bubblegum flavors
DD. TESDA Massage Therapy Certification
We received NC-II certification from TESDA for massage therapy recently. We are now ready to offer courses on body massage therapy to clients and interested individuals.
Enrollment fee is only P2,500/head (7 sessions). The course is worth P14,000 if you enroll in a Makati training school.
Massage your way to great health!
HansVille Home Massage
“Relax the Body…Rejuvenate the Mind…Restore the Spirit.”
2010 July 28
HansVille Blog-5: HansVille beauty products…buy na!
64 variants of HansVille beauty bars (bb)—
1. bb-2: ALOE VERA
contains aloe vera extract to soften and mosturize skin.
2. bb-14: COFFEE
contains baracco coffee which has a deodorizing and anti-bacterial effect.
3. bb-15: COLLAGEN
contains moisturizing glycerine soap which acts as anti-wrinkle with a whitening effect.
4. bb-16: CUCUMBER
contains cucumber extract which acts as an astringent and skin toner.
5. bb-29: GUAVA
contains extract from guava leaves which is effective in healing skin diseases.
6. bb-53: SEAWEED
contains seaweed extract for slimming effect.
7. bb-55: STRAWBERRY POPPY
contains strawberry extract for whitening effect and poppy seeds for ex-foliation.
8. bb-58: TEA TREE
contains tea tree extract and tea tree leaves to double its anti-bacterial actions; best for pimples and other skin blemishes.
9. bb-60: VITAMIN C
contains vitamin C which is an anti-oxidant to help the skin looking young.
Compared to The Body Shop soap (which is P195 per piece), HansVille beauty bars ranges from P35, P45, P55, and P65 only!
Buy na!
HansVille Home Massage
2010 July 16
P.S. Complete list of beauty bars (64 variants): request and email us at info_hansville@yahoo.com
OneForce Blog-32: BrainScience Seminar at PTTC
Venue: Philippine Trade and Training Center (PTTC)
Beside World Trade Center
Roxas Boulevard corner Gil Puyat
Manila, Philippines
When: 2010 July 6, Tuesday (Whole day, 8am-5pm)
Organizer: PTTC
Registration Fee: P1,750 only
Your Brain is your command and control center. It controls all your actions. It’s who you are. It’s the source of your emotions. It contains a lifetime of memories and a world of inner thought. This seminar will take you inside the human brain and how it affects your business. Human brains dominate the world—controlling governments, corporations, and every institution.
PTTC site: http://www.pttc.gov.ph/component/fabrik/details/24/143.html
OneForce site: http://oneforceconsulting.webs.com/
Imagining the possibilities.
Homer Villa
2010 June 18
OneForce Blog-31: The Real 7 Wonders of the World
The Real Seven Wonders of the World—
1. A Man
2. A Woman
3. The Human Brain
4. The Human Body
5. The Human Spirit
6. The Human Ability to Communicate
7. Human Emotions & Healing
They all gave rise to modern human civilization. What’s your list?
Imagining the possibilities.
Homer Villa
2010 June 16
OneForce Site: http://oneforceconsulting.webs.com/
OneForce Blog-30: The Brain and Emotions (Part-1)
Emotions are what make life worth living. They are indescribable experiences. Thoughts come and go inside our heads but moments of intense emotions take over us completely. They seem to involve far more than just thinking.
We experience emotions with our whole bodies. The clenching of the muscles with excitement, the beating of the heart with joy, and above all, we have the sensuality of relaxation—the sand between your toes, and the heat of the sun on your face, and the wind in your hair.
The search for things that feels good motivates everything we do—from playing with the children to going on holiday. But unlike most animals, we humans can take our time getting our emotional rewards.
The interesting about us is that we don’t get to live from moment to moment. We don’t expect instant pleasure—instead, we plan complex, long-term strategies that defer gratification. We prepare to work hard for the rest of the year to save money for two weeks of bliss (on the beach) under the sun.
Unraveling how our brains create emotions is an awesome challenge. Why do they feel the way they do? And how do they interwoven with our thought process?
Brain scientists know the secrets of emotions. They’re beginning to understand the intriguing and surprising ways in which feelings underpin every single moment of our lives.
For centuries, emotions have been the domain of artists and writers. At art and music theaters, crowds watch artist to perform just like it was in Shakespeare’s days.
Emotions are so variable and so personal that they seem to be out-of-reach of science. But looking at people’s faces, you know what they are feeling—even if you can’t explain why. Something about the facial expression conveys so much. And when you see these faces, you don’t necessarily translate them into words—you just know it, you feel it. We realize that our facial expressions are actually a powerful way to let others see what we are feeling. The most long-distance transmitter of all emotions, not surprisingly, is the smile—at 70 or 80 meters away—it’s just about the distance away you could throw a rock or a spear.
30 years ago, a young psychologist went to Papua New Guinea to make a landmark study of people’s facial expression. He went to live in the highlands of New Guinea with people who are considered the last stone-age culture on earth who had virtually no contact with the outside world. These natives had never seen a photograph in a magazine, a television, a film, nothing! He wanted to know whether the facial expressions of people in the industrialized world were different from facial expressions of these tribes. In other words, did facial expression change as the society developed or are they fixed and universal? Muscle for muscle, the facial expressions of these ancient isolated culture used was the same as our own.
The 6 basic and core expressions that he identified were happiness, sadness, disgust, surprise, anger, and fear.
When we watch a boxing tournament, we allow our primitive urges (which are normally suppressed) to take over. That’s the power of emotions—and Manny Pacman Pacquiao! In the early theory, emotion was completely separate from thought—but now we know that the brain doesn’t work in such a s simple way. Thoughts and emotions are totally intertwined—a mere thought can trigger an emotion!
Feeling the possibilities.
Homer Villa
2010 June 15
OneForce Blog-29: Enhancing professional development thru Neuroscience
Topic: What your brains can do and how to maximize them
Venue: University of the Philippines
UP Hotel
Date: March 27, 2010
Registration time: 1 pm (sharp)
Fees & inquiries: c/o Ms. Eunice Estipona
yunesa@yahoo.com
See you there!
Homer Villa
2010 March 22
HansVille Blog-4: Four interesting facts about HansVille
1. The name HansVille was derived from my lovely daughter’s name, Hanna Villa.
Congratulations ate Hanna (banana) for being one of 14 merit awardee (grade-4 category from combined Diego Silang & Villamor branches) with ceremony at Integrated Montessori Center, tomorrow, March 19, 2010.
Did you know that she practically attained this feat on her own—well, she had a great mentor/tutor.
2. Hans rhymes with hands—the best symbol for touch / massage.
3. Official email address is info_hansville@yahoo.com
4. Official multiply.com site is http://hansvillespa.multiply.com
There you go!
Smiling while looking at the possibilities,
Homer Villa
2010 March 18
