Pink Power: Beauty brands fight against breast cancer

Tarandip Kaur

08 Oct 2014

updated the 4 May 2019 à 06:52

This month, shopping for beauty products will get just a little more meaningful as brands unveil limited edition buys for Breast Cancer Awareness month.

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La Mer  The Hand Treatment, SGD95
SGD20 will be donated to the Estee Lauder Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) campaign
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Estée Lauder  Advanced Night Repair, SGD150
SGD20 will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Bobbi Brown Pretty Pink Ribbon Lip Gloss collection, SGD54
20% of the price will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Clinique  Pink with a Purpose Long Last Lipstick, SGD36
10% of the price will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Pink Collection, SGD45
20% of the price will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Origins  Drink Up Hydrating lip balm in Berry Splash, SGD29
SGD5 will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Smashbox Be Legendary Lip Gloss, approx. SGD26
SGD5 will be donated to the BCA campaign
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Aveda Limited Edition Hand Relief Moisturising Creme, SGD51
SGD4 will be donated to the BCA campaign

October tends to be a fairly busy month – what with all the spookfest marathons and booze-filled Oktoberfest shindigs. It’s also Breast Cancer Awareness month and every year philanthropic beauty companies will rally together to raise funds for research and medical services by releasing limited-edition pinkified products. Breast cancer is after all one of the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women all over the globe.

So wouldn’t it make you feel better that while you’re out buying a pink and pretty product, at the same time you’re doing good for the better of all women? Here we highlight just some of these do-gooder beauty buys where a percentage of the proceeds will go to benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation by Estee Lauder.

Shopping for a meaningful cause – sign us right up!

Tarandip Kaur

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