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All these products help raise money for breast cancer research.
Saying that cancer sucks is the understatement of the century. We have all lost loved ones and friends to this disease. I am always searching for ways to honor the memory of those we lost to cancer, and their battle inspires me to raise awareness every single time I can. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, I will be wearing more pink than usual (to my daughter’s delight), and I will be showing extra love to those companies that are funding research to allow more women (and men) to survive this disease.
Breast cancer is the fifth cause of death among women in the U.S., and although the American Cancer Society says in its latest report that ninety-five percent of new cases and 97 percent of breast cancer deaths occurred in women 40 years of age and older, I know too many women diagnosed in their thirties. Some have survived, while others are sorely missed by their children, parents, friends and grandchildren.
Do you want to be a part of Breast Cancer Awareness month? Aside from taking care of yourself, here’s something really easy you can do. Many companies are offering ways to give back while purchasing products you love. Here are 11 beauty products you can buy and help raise money for breast cancer research.
11 Beauty Products That Raise Money For Breast Cancer Research
Plumped Up Pink Chubby Stick
To help raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Clinique has created a limited-edition shade of its #1 selling lip product: Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm. This special edition Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm will come in a beautiful pink color, Plumped Up Pink, and $3 from every sale of this limited-edition Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm will benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Photo: Clinique
During the month of October, Bumble and bumble will donate $5.00 from the purchase of 10 oz. Spray de Mode to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Photo:Bumble and bumble
Soothe your dry hands when you buy Aveda Hand Relief cream and $4 of the purchase price ($22) supports cruelty-free research
through The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®, with a maximum donation of $270,000. Photo: Aveda
This luxurious but pricey hand cream is also joining the campaign to fight breast cancer. La Mer will donate
$10 from every sale of the Hand Treatment ($75) to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Photo: La Mer
Lab Series Skincare Daily Moisture Defense Lotion SPF 15
Lab Series Skincare for Men will donate 20% of the suggested retail price ($40) from the sale of each Daily Moisture Defense Lotion SPF 15 to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.
Bobbi Brown Pink Peony Set Illuminating Bronzing Powder & Mini Face Blender Brush
Bobbi Brown will donate $10 from the sale of this limited-edition set to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. The set retails for $45. Photo: Bobbi Brown
Estée Lauder Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Lip Collection
This lip-loving duo offers a full-size Pure Color Lipstick in Candy, a shade chosen by Evelyn Lauder,
a Pure Color Gloss in Pink Innocence, chosen by Elizabeth Hurley, featured in a chic pink snakeskin-
printed clutch. The Gloss is decorated with the 2012 Pink Ribbon design with a touch of blue to represent
the approximately 1% of all breast cancer cases in the United States that are diagnosed in men. Estée Lauder will donate 20% of the suggested retail price from every sale of the Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Lip Collection to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Photo: Estée Lauder
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Ojon will donate $5.00 from every sale of this limited-edition Restorative Hair Treatment to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Photo: Ojon
Coach Fragrances will donate 20% of the suggested retail price ($35)
from every sale of the Coach Poppy Lipgloss Set to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®. Available exclusively at ULTA.
Donna Karan Cosmetics will donate 20% of the suggested retail price ($98) from every sale of the Donna Karan Cashmere Mist EDP Spray 100 ml to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.
Make friends with vegetables and fruits. Their fiber, antioxidants and other nutrients can help.
Maintain a healthy weight. Extra weight means extra risk.
Limit your alcohol intake, and toast to a healthier life.
Do not smoke, and quit if you do.
Work out, often. To reduce your risk of breast cancer, the American Cancer Society recommends 45 to 60 minutes of intentional physical activity 5 or more days a week.
For more information visit the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org.
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