17 Products That Support Breast Cancer Charities

By Holly Dawsey
September 17, 2014
Lisa Shin
Ultimate guilt-free buying: Every one of these treats supports the battle against breast cancer.
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Shop For The Cure

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Treat yourself to these amazing beauty and workout finds. Not only do they help you look great, a portion of their proceeds go directly to breast cancer research. Gorgeous AND generous.

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Shine On

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Pick up Shiseido's Lacquer Rouge in Dollface ($25; sephora.com) and you help women manage their work life and cancer treatment. Cancer and Careers receives $5 from each lipstick sold.

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Spritz with benefits

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The limited edition Marc Jacobs Pink Honey eau de parfum ($76; macys.com) smells delicious. Also sweet: $3 per bottle sold goes to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Make it a double

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Score soft lips and polished tips with this Eos & Nicole by OPI BCA Pink Pack ($10; ulta.com). Five percent of sales are donated to Young Survivor's Coalition.

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Fight back

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Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Complex II ($92; nordstrom.com) combats fine lines and wrinkles. And 20 percent of the price benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Breathe easy

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Ten percent of sales from this peony-and-rose-scented Nest Passion reed diffuser ($38; saksfifthavenue.com) fund the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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Go big

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This month, Sexy Hair Big Altitude mousse ($18; at Ulta) gives your strands and soul a boost: Five percent of net proceeds go to breast cancer charity Look Good Feel Better.

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What a softie

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The hydrating, nongreasy formula earned Jergens Original Scent moisturizer ($7; at drugstore.com) a cult following. You've also gotta love the company's $250,000 donation to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

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Dress for success

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Pick up this cool Phat Buddha yoga outfit ($48 for tank, $56 for leggings; phatbuddhawear.com) and 10 percent of sales go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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The future is bright

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These Avon Breast Cancer aviator sunglasses ($12; amazon.com) look effortlessly chic, whether you're running a race or just dashing around town. Twenty percent of proceeds fund the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade.

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Hold and help

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When you buy Warriors in Pink Beautiful You cosmetic bags ($23 for a set of 2; warriorsinpink.ford.com), you choose from several breast cancer charities; your pick receives 100 percent of the net proceeds.

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Tote-ally generous

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Stash your gear in this reversible Power In Pink Define tote ($30; amazon.com) to honor Under Armour's $500,000 donation to various breast cancer centers.

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That's how you roll

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Soothe post-workout tension with the Trigger Point Grid mini foam roller ($25; rei.com); $2 from each sale benefits Mammograms in Action

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Dash and do good

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The New Balance Lace Up for the Cure sneakers ($110; zappos.com) help you ace your running goals—and 5 percent of the proceeds support Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

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Band together

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Invest in this beautiful beaded wrap bracelet by Chan Luu ($345; chanluu.com) and 50 percent of net sales will be donated to BreastCancer.org.

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Hair helper

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Toss no-tug Sephora Collection Together in Pink hair ties ($6 for a set of 4; sephora.com) into your gym bag, and feel good knowing $1 per sale goes to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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