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An everyday hero for every woman Celebrating 25 years of the
Breast Cancer Awareness Pink Ribbon, this limited edition 100ml Pro-Collagen Marine Cream by Elemis is a symbol of the cosmetic brand’s continued support of Breast Cancer Care. With a relationship
spanning more than 15 years, Elemis has produced a pink product
every year as a reminder that checking your breasts should be as natural as applying your daily moisturiser. In 2017, Elemis is pledging to donate £25,000 to Breast Cancer Care from sales of this very special limited edition.
The best-selling Pro-Collagen Marine Cream is the
defi nition of a hero product. With an exquisite lightweight texture that easily absorbs for fl awless make-up application, it is clinically proven to reduce the appearance of wrinkles in 14 days, improve hydration and leave skin feeling fi rmer and looking more radiant.
• Breast Cancer Care Limited Edition Pro-Collagen Marine Cream (100ml), RRP £99, worth £140, from nationwide spas and salons, selected John Lewis, Debenhams and House of Fraser stores or online at
www.elemis.com
No Scent makes sense
When Britain’s most renowned hair and scalp specialist Philip Kingsley’s wife Joan was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, it opened his eyes by seeing the diffi culty that men and women have fi nding products that are gentle on their skin and scalp that also work well.
He saw how frustrating it was for Joan to shampoo since her skin couldn’t be exposed to any soaps with perfumes or colours. She wanted to fi nd a fragrance and colour-free non-allergenic shampoo and conditioner that kept her feeling good about herself during such a traumatic time. Philip then specifi cally formulated No Scent No Colour for her and others undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
A percentage of each bottle sold – 25p for every
75ml bottle and 50p from every 250ml bottle of Philip Kingsley No Scent, No Colour Shampoo and
Conditioner – is donated to Look Good Feel Better, a charity dedicated to improving the wellbeing and self- confi dence of people undergoing treatment for any type of cancer. The products are available at www.
philipkingsley.co.uk
Save the date... ... Wear it Pink is coming
Blo ‘n’ Go!
Short on time? Great Hairdressing and Beauty have a solution – their ‘quick fi x’ blow-dry bar is now open on the Ground Floor in Hoopers, Tunbridge Wells. No appointment necessary with our qualifi ed
stylists. We offer 30-minute blow-dry and hair up services. We are also launching unlimited blow-dry (£50 per month) available for a limited time only. Terms & conditions apply.
• Ground Floor in Hoopers, 2-12 Mount Pleasant Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1QT, call 01892 542015 or visit
www.greathairdressing.com
Wear it Pink takes place on Friday 20th October to raise money for vital breast cancer research – so ditch your everyday colours and pull on some pink to raise money for Breast Cancer Now’s life-saving breast cancer research. The fundraising event, back for its 16th year, encourages supporters to hold events in their homes, schools and workplaces and make a donation to Breast Cancer Now to help the charity achieve its aim that by 2050 nobody will die from breast cancer. To take part in Wear it Pink, for further details, fundraising ideas and how to register for your free fundraising pack, visit
www.wearitpink.org
© John Angerson
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