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5 Pink Ribbon Items for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Everything She Wants doesn't have to remind you that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  But let me hip you to some pink ribbon beauty and fashion products that support the fight against the deadly disease.

Here are ten items to put on your shopping list:

Elemis Think Pink Beauty Collection ($55):  Primp and pamper yourself for the cause with this limited-edition kit that includes some of Elemis' best face, neck and body products.  The collection is available at select Nordstrom stores and online.

Youngblood Lipgloss in Forever Pink ($23): This new, limited-edition lipgloss follows the release of Youngblood's Pink Hope lipgloss in 2010.  The ladylike rose shade has a subtle shimmer and is formulated with a natural, lip-plumping botanical and vitamin E to moisturize, hydrate and protect lips. 

Hudson Bracelet PINK($38): This glam, chunky bracelet is designed by celeb favorite Urban Sparrow and sold on the fashionably charitable website, Presents for Purpose.  Ten percent of the sale price will benefit one of three breast cancer-focused charities.

Hudson Bracelet PINK, $38
Marilyn Make a Difference Jean by NYDJ ($120):  Not Your Daughter's Jeans are a perfect fit for mature women.  And in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, until Oct. 31 NYDJ will donate $10 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure when you purchase these dark indigo, slim-fit jeans.

Spreegirl Relaxed Modern Collection ($19 - $47): Get cozy in any item from this intimate apparel collection and Spreegirl will donate 25% of all proceeds from sales to Pink Envelope, a non-profit organization committed to raising funds for the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. 
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  1. andieclarkJune 18, 2012 at 11:13 PM

    These trinkets are beautiful and I'm glad they're aimed at helping the breast cancer patients across the country. When I recently had a breast lift in Long Island, I got a bit guilty when I realized there are women who doesn't have a choice but to remove their breasts because of cancer. Hopefully they all get healed in time.

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