Look Good Feel Better helps raise awareness of breast cancer with new make-up brushes

By Becky Bargh | Published: 1-Oct-2018
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The cancer support charity was founded to help women and teenagers cope with the visible side effects of cancer treatment

Non-profit organisation Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) has released a make-up brush range to raise awareness of women suffering with breast cancer.

The international charity aims to improve cancer victims’ confidence and self-esteem after being diagnosed through make-up masterclasses.

The new brushes, The Angled Blending Brush and Foundation Brush (£6.99 each), are designed to evenly and accurately apply make-up and are said to allow for effortless use.

Between 8-12% of sales from each product will be donated to LGFB to help women and teenagers across the UK deal with the side effects of cancer.

The products can be found online via lookfantastic.com.

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