It’s October, which means it’s Breast Cancer Awareness month – a time
when brands support breast cancer charities with a variety of wholly
tempting buys. Donating a chunk of the cost to organisations, beauty,
foodie, lifestyle and fashion brands are thinking pink with these new,
virtuous launches.
We’ve rounded up some must-haves, from the
hard-working beauty buys encased in pretty pouches or adorned in
ribbons, to the rosy-hued home essentials that look stylish at any time of year. So,
support some worthy causes and pick up a new lipstick along the way with
limited editions from Estée Lauder, Origins, Elemis and more…
Jo Malone London Red Roses Cologne 100ml, £85
Owed to a blend of seven kinds of rose, crushed violet and a hint of lemon, we’re addicted to this utterly crisp and elegant Red Roses Cologne year-round. What better incentive for investing in a brand new bottle than helping a worthy cause?
£20 will be donated to Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation from every sale of Red Roses Cologne 100ml.
Estée Lauder Pink Perfection Colour Collection,
£38 makes a lovely gift, if you can resist keeping it for yourself. 20% goes to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Every Next Print Emily Balcony Bra, £25, will include a boob-checking reminder label as part of the CoppaFeel Bra Hijack campaign. Matching briefs, £12.
An important reminder, that will also add the finishing touch to your winter coat.
QVC Diamonique Pin, £20. 50% goes to Breast Cancer Care.
The Hero Collection by Elemis, £55, supports the company’s annual donation of £10,000 to Breast Cancer Care.
Make every day a good hair day with these pink ghd straighteners,
£155. £10 to Breast Cancer Care.
Avon Jewellery Box, £6.50, we filled it with the Trudy Earring Gift Set, £4.50. £2 from each sale is donated to Breast Cancer Now
Treat skin to this limited edition Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask, £24.
