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SEARCHOlivia Garden's newest limited-edition Breast Cancer Awareness collection marks the 14th year of charitable donation to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Designed with an all-pink, glitter, color-blocking effect, Olivia Garden's Ceramic + ion TM round brushes are available in three sizes: 2 1/8" 1 %" and 1 1/4".
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Professional stylist tool manufacturer Olivia Garden announced the launch of its 2023 special-edition brush collection and shear set in celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. With 50% of the net profits being donated, Olivia Garden has partnered with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the highest-rated breast cancer organization in the U.S., funding 275 researchers in 15 countries, for the last 14 years.
"Olivia Garden has always maintained the belief that brands have a responsibility to not only the quality of their products but the well-being of their customers and communities. We are incredibly proud to support breast cancer research, as we know that almost everyone has somehow been affected by cancer. Whether it's one of our customers or their family, friends, and clients, we want to express our support in a tangible and actionable way."
— Anne Maza, Co-President of Olivia Garden
Designed with an all-pink, glitter, color-blocking effect, the Ceramic + ionround brushes are available in three sizes: 2 1/8" 1 %" and 1 1/4". Each of the thermal brushes features Olivia Garden ceramic technology. In addition, the BCA brush collection includes a soft-cushion paddle brush with gentle ballpoint tips. All four BCA brushes feature an easy-grip ergonomic handle for greater comfort and a retractable sectioning pick, which conveniently tucks in when not in use.
The SilkCut Shears included in the collection are handmade with an ultra-sharp blade edge and reinforced with alloy steel, with a pink metallic finish, to match the brush collection. The SilkCut Shear set includes the special edition shears, (5", 5.75", or 6.5"), a pair of 6." matching BCA SilkCut Thinners, all in a pink glitter deluxe case.
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