Breast Cancer Awareness 2019 Edit: CW Shops
The luxury brands launching limited-edition products that offer substantial donations to breast cancer charities
1. Estée Lauder Limited-Edition Advanced Night Repair with Pink Ribbon Keychain, £78, and Breast Cancer Campaign Beauty Box, £25
To date, Estée Lauder Companies have raised £63 million for breast cancer charities, and you can help them to reach their goal of £7 million this year by buying a pink version of their best-selling products. The Advanced Night Repair serum offers excellent anti-aging benefits and 20% of the profits go to the Breast Cancer Campaign, while the Beauty Box is a real steal – it comes loaded with all your favourites and is worth over £83, with £15 going straight to charity.
Read more ...2. Jo Malone London Red Roses, £98
A blooming bouquet of roses freshened up with a hint of mint and lemon. Plus, for every bottle purchased the brand donates £20 to Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Read more ...3. Elemis Limited Edition Pro-Collagen Marine Cream Supersize, £110 (worth £170)
This beautifully rich cream softens fine lines and ups hydration by 248% within the hour, plus the brand is also donating £25,000 to the brilliant cause.
Read more ...4. Girl vs Cancer Love Hearts Tit Tee, £28
Wear your heart on your…tee! This unisex, 100% cotton illustrated T-shirt is a playful addition to your wardrobe that will see 25% of profits split between GIRLvsCANCER partner charities – and has to be one of our favourite Breast Cancer Awareness shirts.
Read more ...5. Aveda Limited Edition Hand Relief Moisturizing Creme, £23
A dreamy scent of cherries and almonds and 38 flower and plant essences that have superhero-like abilities to nurture both hands and nails.
Read more ...6. La Mer The Treatment Lotion, £140
This visibly improves the texture of your skin with the rush of hydration and can be used as a serum on its own, or used as a moisturising toner in your regime. It also proudly sports the pink bow design on the packaging.
Read more ...7. GHD Ink on Pink Collection, from £139
To celebrate the 15-year partnership with Breast Cancer, ghd has teamed up with Chicago-based celebrity mastectomy tattoo artist, David Allen, who uses his signature floral tattoo creations to transform and rebuild self-esteem for women affected by breast cancer. He's now made-over the flat irons too – so not only are they the most trusted and coolest around, but for every pair sold, £10 goes to Breast Cancer Now.
Read more ...8. Bobbi Brown Limited Edition Proud to be Pink Lip Color Duo, £35
Two of the brand's best-selling colourways, these are also both comfortable to wear while being super long-lasting.
Read more ...9. Content by Terence Conran Matador Armchair in Clarke & Clarke Empire Orchid, £1,395
Settle into this swoon-worthy 60s-esque chair, with the brand donating over £200 to The Pink Ribbon Foundation for each of these chairs sold during Breast Cancer Awareness Month – October 2019.
Read more ...10. Aromatherapy Associates Inner Strength Bath and Shower Oil, £49
The award-winning Bath & Shower Oil was created to help cope with the ups and downs of life and is a fusion of anxiety-soothing clary sage, emotion-grounding sandalwood and purest geranium to balance erratic emotions - with AA donating 10% towards the Foundation Against Cancer all year round.
11. Drawfashion Think Pink, Various Artworks at SHOWstudio, from £150
Twenty artists interpret inspirational fashion moments, with highlights that include Bex Cassie's rendering of a pink-haired Kate Moss, as shot by Juergen Teller, and Richard Kilroy's interpretation of Rihanna's Elle cover, as captured by Sølve Sundsbø – all the perfect addition to that picture wall.
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