Breast Cancer charity beauty collabs to buy now including Ghd, John Frieda, Estee Lauder and more
HOW often do you check your boobs? I hate to say it, but I have no idea when I last did mine. I’m not alone – a massive 47% of UK women don’t check their breasts regularly, and one in 10 have never self-checked.
Yet breast cancer is the most common cancer globally. So this Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the beauty industry is helping raise funds and reminding us to have a good feel, via a host of limited-edition products and pretty pink packaging.
My go-to sensitive skin saviour – – has been pimped with a reusable pink leather camo case.
It’s not cheap, but the serum transformed my combination, sensitive skin in just a few weeks.
Plus, 20% from each purchase will be donated to Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
The brand will also be offering one-to-one consultations with make-up artists this month to those receiving cancer treatments.
FYI, it’s my favourite lip gloss and the pink shades are ultra-wearable.
For brushes that give back, at least 10% of every Look Good Feel Better product is donated to the Look Good Feel Better charity, which runs workshops for those living with cancer.
Yes, it’s a splurge, but this month, £20 from each sale will be donated to Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
If you must use powder, opt for a small brush like , to target those areas where you really need it – and never reapply liquid products on top of a powder.
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