The Look Good Feel Better x The Perfume Shop Beauty Box has been created through an exclusive partnership between the charity and the beauty retailer that will provide shoppers with the perfect option to pick up this season.
The box boasts a number of products curated from brands like Issey Miyake, OPI, Morphe, Dr Lipp and more to provide consumers with ample items to try out. The box is priced at £50 but is reported to have £225 worth of product inside and will see the full purchase amount donated directly to beneficiaries of Look Good Feel Better.
Director of Fundraising & Communications at Look Good Feel Better Ian Daniels spoke on the Look Good Feel Better x The Perfume Shop Beauty Box saying, "We are delighted to be working alongside The Perfume Shop once again with the launch of the second Look Good Feel Better Beauty Box , as part of our 30th anniversary celebrations. For every box sold, a place is funded at one of our confidence boosting workshops, run in cancer centres and local hospitals throughout the UK. With someone receiving a cancer diagnosis every 90 seconds, demand for our services is greater than ever before. This initiative will ensure we can provide our unique support to up to 2,500 cancer patients."
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