Fight Cancer at Your Finger Tips: How You Can Help
Every October, Aveda reintroduces a best-selling favorite. The limited-edition Pink Ribbon Hand Relief™ Moisturizing Creme not only delivers intense hydration but also helps fuel vital, cruelty-free breast cancer research through the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).
With $10 from each purchase going directly to the BCRF, this product doesn’t just feel good on your skin, it does good too.
Why It Matters
Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in the world. While survival rates continue to rise thanks to early detection and better treatment, the fight is far from over.
Through your purchase, you’re helping fund innovation. You’re supporting global scientists in 14 countries who are working toward the next breakthrough in diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
Over the years, Aveda has contributed over $7 million to BCRF, proving that beauty can, and should, be a force for good.
Aveda’s Hand Relief: The Icon Returns
What’s Inside the Tube?
This season, Aveda’s iconic Hand Relief returns with our calming Shampure™ aroma in an updated limited-edition design for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Formulated for intense, long-lasting moisture, this hand cream helps soothe, smooth and protect hands against dryness—especially as colder weather sets in. It’s the perfect handbag essential for the season.
Clean Beauty That Cares
- Certified organic lavender and ylang ylang: Create a refreshing, gender-neutral scent with petitgrain and other pure flower plant essences
- Rich, moisturizing formula: Leaves hands feeling soft, smooth and revitalized
- Cruelty-free and vegan: Made with care, without compromise
Vegan, cruelty-free, and silicone-free, because you shouldn’t have to choose between what feels good and what is good.
Where to Shop
Pick up a limited-edition Pink Ribbon Hand Relief at Bliss Experience Salon, the best salon in Pierce County, WA. Whether you’re grabbing one for yourself or gifting one to a friend, you’re giving a little more than just soft hands, you’re giving hope.
