17 Products Giving Back For Breast Cancer Awareness Month

From makeup and skincare to jewelry and even fresh flowers, these products allow you to look good while doing good this October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Meg Storm

Since 1985, October has served as Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) Month — a period devoted to educating the public on the disease that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is the second most common form of cancer in women, regardless of race or ethnicity. Men can also be diagnosed with breast cancer (albeit at a much lower rate), and The AEDITION is devoting much of its coverage this month to BCA, from expert guides to mastectomies and reconstructive breast surgery to powerful patient perspectives and roundups of products that give back.

We’re thinking pink! In case you needed an extra incentive to stock up on your favorite products or treat yourself to something new, brands are giving back all October long in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

From pretty-in-pink lipstick duos and serious skincare to cozy blankets and blooming bouquets, there are plenty of ways to shop for the cause this month. The Estée Lauder Companies, for one, is back with its annual Breast Cancer Campaign benefitting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, which means brands like La Mer, Bobbi Brown, Rodin, Bumble and bumble, and more have released limited edition versions of some of their bestselling products. Beautyblender is here with a special bubblegum pink sponge in support of the organization, while other brands are partnering with equally worthy charities like Look Good Feel Better, Pink Agenda, Partners in Health, B4BC, and the American Cancer Society.

Keep scrolling to shop of our favorite beauty, fashion, and lifestyle Breast Cancer Awareness finds below — and be sure to check back all month for new additions!

Estée Lauder Limited-Edition Advanced Night Repair In honor of the Estée Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign, the brand’s iconic smoothing and firming serum gets a pretty-in-pink update. 20 percent of the retail price benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $100, saks.com

The Bouqs Co. Hope Bouquet The online florist has partnered with the Pink Agenda to donate 20 percent of the proceeds from its Breast Cancer Awareness Collection (including the rose bouquet above) to the organization. from $39, bouqs.com

Bobbi Brown Proud to Be Pink Lip Color Duo Featuring two of the brand’s best selling lipstick shades, Pink and Tulle, a portion ($24) from each purchase of this darling duo benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $45, neimanmarcus.com

St Frank Breast Cancer Awareness Embroidered Baby Alpaca Throw Cozy on up with this ethically sourced baby alpaca BCA blanket that donates 20 percent of the proceeds to Partners in Health in support of breast cancer treatment for women around the globe. $350, stfrank.com

AERIN Rose Lip Conditioner & Amber Musk Rollerball Set This travel-friendly two-for-one kit includes the musky floral scent and nourishing rose-scented lip balm with 100 percent of the purchase price donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $50, bloomingdales.com

The Better Skin Co. Better Skin Super Shield Serum  For the month of October, the brand is donating 100 percent of the proceeds from the pollution-fighting serum to iGoPink. $38, thebetterskinco.com

RODIN olio lusso Luxury Lip Balm 100 percent of the purchase price of this pink ribbon-adorned edition of the brand’s beloved jasmine and neroli-infused lip conditioner benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $36, rodinoliolusso.com

Gorjana Power Gemstone Rhodochrosite Bracelet Rhodochrosite is known for its compassionate and supportive energy that promotes self-confidence, love, and inner joy, and, during the month of October, Gorjana is donating 50 percent of proceeds of the bracelet to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $38, gorjana.com

BCRF Beautyblender In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the brand has released this bubblegum pink sponge (which is housed in a sparkling glitter canister) and is donating $20,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $20, ulta.com

June Jacobs Rapid Repair Healing Cream Clinically proven to provide 24 hours of hydration benefits, 50 percent of the net proceeds from the all-over soothing and moisturizing cream benefit the Anne Moore Breast Cancer Research Fund and the Dubin Breast Center. $60, junejacobs.com

La Mer The Treatment Lotion Give your travel skincare kit an upgrade with this TSA-friendly edition of the ultra-hydrating elixir. The brand is donating 20 percent of the purchase price to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $110, nordstrom.com

 Lilly Pulitzer Pinking Positive Hat The purveyor of preppy prints has teamed up with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) on a hand-painted pink design that is inspired by sisterhood and friendship. The brand is donating $22,000 to BCRF in support of the Print with Purpose collection, which includes the chic UV-blocking baseball cap. $38, lillypulitzer.com

Bumble and bumble Bb. Thickening Spray The closest you’ll get to a salon-worthy blowout at home, this lifting and volumizing mist comes dressed up in limited edition pink packaging with 20 percent of the retail price benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $30, bumbleandbumble.com

Aveda Hand Relief Moisturizing Creme This rich (but not greasy!) hand cream is a cult-favorite for a reason, and $5 from the purchase price of this pink tube is donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $26.50, aveda.com

Darphin INTRAL Redness Relief Soothing Serum The brand’s best selling soothing serum is all decked out in pink ribbon-adorned packaging for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and 20 percent of the purchase price benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. $90, darphin.com

Show Me Your Mumu Georgia BandanaUse this flowery scarf as a headband, bag charm, or bandana — 100 percent of the proceeds benefit B4BC, a non-profit that supports early detection and prevention. $26, showmeyourmumu.com

This article was originally published at AEDITION