Beauty Factory Teams Up With The PinkDrive for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Home grown Bath and Body brand; Beauty Factory have collaborated with the PinkDrive for the duration of breast cancer awareness month.
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Beauty Factory will be turning their stores pink and will be running a promotion on all products. Customers that spend R500 or more will receive a R100 gift voucher from 7th – 14th October and for the entire month of October, R10 will be donated to the PinkDrive for every transaction made in all Beauty Factory stores.
PinkDrive, South Africa’s best-loved Breast Cancer Community Carer, is the indispensable, tangible breast cancer Non-Profit Company (NPC), powering South Africa’s mobile Women’s Health Mammography and Gynaecology Units. PinkDrive’s underlying message is ‘Early Detection Saves Lives’.
All PinkDrive units travel to semi-urban and urban areas around South Africa with the aim of enabling all medically uninsured access to women’s health services. These services include free education on women’s health, free mammograms, free pap smears, free clinical examinations and how to do breast self-examinations.
“We would like to thank Beauty Factory for choosing PinkDrive to be the beneficiary for October as it is Breast Cancer awareness Month. Your support will assist us in our endeavors”, says Noelene Kotschan, CEO and Founder of PinkDrive.
Beauty Factory was established in 2011 by Lesel Research – the largest personal care manufacturers in South Africa. Beauty factory’s main mission is to make pampering an everyday indulgence rather than an occasional treat. Beauty Factory is centred around the belief that we all deserve to be spoiled without splurging on the experience.
