DO SOMETHING GOOD FOR OTHERS AND YOURSELF
October will be pink: Our awareness month
For the fourth year in a row, we at JACKS beauty line are raising awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October with our Pink Charity Edition. To match this, our lipstick is available in a bright, yet still everyday pink.
As in previous years, we are again donating 50% of the proceeds to the DKMS look good feel better patient program.
“Our Pink Charity Edition is a project close to my heart – not only because two of my aunts have already been diagnosed with breast cancer, but also because my little sister is now affected at just 34 years old. With this campaign, we want to raise awareness of how important regular screenings and check-ups are. Breast cancer can affect any of us – but early detection can save lives.”
PINK CHARITY EDITION
Especially for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we have developed our bestseller, the JACKS beauty line Lipstick, in a bright magenta pink and are also offering a matching Pink Charity Set, consisting of the lipstick and our lip brush.
In October we will donate 50% of the proceeds from the Lipstick - Pink Charity Edition to the DKMS.
Lipstick - Pink Charity
- creamy matte
- long-lasting and nourishing, bright, opaque magenta-pink
- Limited Edition in a special design
- Regular price
- 29,90€
Pink Charity Set
Lipstick - Pink Charity Edition:
- creamy matte
- long-lasting and nourishing, bright, opaque magenta-pink
- Limited Edition in a special design
#15 Lip Brush:
- for the hygienic and precise application of your lipstick
- Regular price
-
54,80€ - Sale price
- 51,90€
It is a matter close to our hearts!
Together with DKMS, we want to give the extremely important topic of breast cancer prevention absolute attention and remind people to get regular check-ups and self-examine themselves. The campaign is particularly dear to our hearts, and especially to JACKS beauty line founder Miriam, as two of her aunts had breast cancer. Our beauty expert Maren also shares her story and her personal journey openly with the community, as she too was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017.
Every year, around 71,000 women in Germany are diagnosed with breast cancer. This is the most common form of cancer among women in Germany, accounting for around 30 percent of all cancer cases. Regular check-ups and self-examination of the breasts are the key to fighting this deadly disease.
50% of the proceeds from the Pink Charity Edition in October will be donated to the DKMS, which offers cancer patients self-help in dealing with the external changes during cancer therapy in its free look good feel better cosmetic seminars.
Where will donations go?
ABOUT DKMS
The non-profit organization DKMS has set itself the task of giving hope and courage to as many people with cancer as possible in order to support them during their therapy and to positively influence their healing process.
Nationwide, DKMS organizes look good feel better in cooperation with over 320 medical facilities Cosmetic seminars for cancer patients undergoing therapy. Since mid-2020, the seminars have also been offered in digital form. More than 180,000 cancer patients have already been able to take part since DKMS was founded in 1995.
The aim is to further expand the program and offer the seminars throughout Germany. As a non-profit organization, DKMS relies on donations for its work.
