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NovaLash Supports the Pink Ribbons Project

In support of the Pink Ribbons Project, NovaLash has created 50 limited-edition forcep sets, encrusted with pure pink Swarovski crystals, for applying NovaLash eyelash extensions with style and for a purpose.

by Staff
August 8, 2011
1 min to read


In support of the Pink Ribbons Project, NovaLash has created 50 limited-edition forcep sets, encrusted with pure pink Swarovski crystals, for applying NovaLash eyelash extensions with style and for a purpose.

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For $100, you can add the crystallized forceps to your lash-making kit and know that $10 of your purchase will be donated to the Pink Ribbons Project, a Houston-based, nonprofit organization that fights to save lives and improve the quality of life for those affected by breast cancer. By supporting mobile mammogram units, Pink Ribbons makes it possible for thousands of underprivileged women to receive the life saving scans. Plus, Pink Ribbon actively uses the arts—co-producing and helping to fund a breast cancer musical, for example—to get the word out about beating breast cancer.

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The NovaLash Pink Ribbon Project promotion begins the first day of Breast Cancer Awareness month, October 1, and will continue as long as supplies last. But with only 50 sets available, act fast—they’ll be gone in a blink!

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