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MANILA - Rummaging through trash bins, begging for food, sharing what little he has with stray cats. Such is the life of the homeless like Mr Mang Arturo (not his real name).

Mr Arturo is one of 12 million Filipinos living in poverty. They are the people Ms Anna Meloto-Wilk turns to when she is hiring workers for her company.

"From the beginning, we were committed to hiring the working poor," said Ms Meloto-Wilk. That was in 2007, when she and her sister, Ms Camille Meloto, founded Human Nature, a unique social enterprise.

At the time, Ms Meloto-Wilk was a young mother looking for safe products for her children; Ms Meloto was a beauty junkie in search of natural makeup.

Noting the growing popularity of all-natural products in other countries, they became convinced that a similar concept could work in the Philippines, especially given that many of the ingredients were found in abundance in the country.

Neither woman had experience in business or the beauty industry - Ms Meloto-W

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“Pro-Philippines, pro-poor and pro-environment”, it is no wonder that the people are pro-Anna Meloto-Wilk, who demonstrates with her brand that beauty can indeed, change lives.

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During a year-long tour of the US drumming up support for Gawad Kalinga - a poverty alleviation movement building homes for marginalized families - Anna Meloto-Wilk and her husband Dylan started to notice a growing trend of affordable, natural, eco-friendly and ethically-made products entering the mainstream market.

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Meloto-Wilk is co-founder and president of Human Nature, a company that describes itself as a distribution chain for budding social enterprises—a retailer that aims, as it says on its site, to "gather the best of the Philippines and bring it to more Filipino homes.".