More Beauty For The Cause

This October, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Three Custom Color announces the introduction of Be Bright Pink Lip Gloss, an exclusive shade created to support Bright Pink, a national non-profit organization that provides education and support to young women who are at high risk for breast and ovarian cancer. 20% of sales generated by the purchase of Be Bright Pink Lip Gloss will be donated to support Bright Pink’s mission to help women proactively take control of their health via education, support and community development for those at risk. To learn more about this amazing charity, log on to www.bebrightpink.org.

Be Bright Pink Lip Gloss is a sheer carnation pink with a silver satin finish, designed to flatter all skin tones. You can purchase Be Bright lipgloss on the Three Custom color website. The color is permanent, and Three Custom will continue to donate a portion of the sales of Be Bright Pink Lip Gloss to Bright Pink for years to come.

Loreal Color of Hope

September was ovarian cancer awareness month, and L’Oréal Paris brought light to the issue with the Color of Hope Makeup Collection.

Ovarian Cancer affects more than 22,000 women a year. By knowing the sign & symptoms women can help protect themselves and their loved ones from this disease. Unfortunately, there is currently no adequate early detection method for ovarian cancer, which makes the cause more compelling than ever.

The L’Oréal Paris Color of Hope Makeup Collection is every bit as inspiring, on-trend and fashion-forward, as it is hopeful. Featuring products for eyes, lips and nails, the collection teams up three shades: universally flattering shade of mauve, vibrant teal– the color symbolizing ovarian cancer awareness–and the on-trend accent shade of rich plum. L’Oréal Paris will donate $1.00 to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund from the sale of each item in the Color of Hope Cosmetics Collection. The collection is available now at mass-market retailers nationwide or at lorealcolorofhope.com

For more information, visit the Color of Hope website.

More beauty for the cause as it comes up. For now, tell me, which causes are important to you?