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In 2009 alone, over 190,000 females and 1,900 males have been diagnosed with breast cancer. But over the years, there have already been more than 10 million cancer survivors. With new research, early screening and treatment, the number of survivors grow. But there is much more work ahead to totally eradicate cancer of the breast and all the other types.
In support of Breast Cancer Awareness this October, several companies are running the Think Pink Campaign and donating their proceeds towards breast cancer foundations and research. One of these is Melange Perfume, which will donate 30% of all sales of their portable Pink Solid Perfumes in floral fragrances to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc..
Mélange’s Solid Perfumes are a combination of fragrance notes and essential oils formed in a base of natural Beeswax and Jojoba Oil. The result is a perfectly solid perfume that glides onto the skin without feeling sticky. Each note and blend is sheer perfection on its own or can be combined with others to create your own custom fragrance. Each perfume (.35 oz) retail for $15.
I’m giving away three perfumes – Melati Jasmine, Japanese Tea Rose and Neroli Blossom and Orange – to three winners! Check out the contest rules after the cut.
For a chance to win a Melange Perfume, share a greeting to any breast cancer patient or survivor. You may make it personal to someone (names may be withheld) or just a generic greeting to a patient or survivor. After all, we are all in this together.
- One entry per person per day.
- It’s open to residents of the US only.
- Contest ends 11:59 midnight EST on October 15, 2009.
- THREE winners will be randomly chosen and announced via blog and email the week after.
- If the winner does not reply within one week, he/she forfeits her winnings and an alternate entry will be chosen.
You may also support the THINK PINK CAMPAIGN by purchasing from Melange Perfume this October.
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[...] thank you for participating in the Melange Perfume give-away as part of the “Think Pink Campaign” and Breast Cancer Awareness [...]
Sending a big shout out to a good friend that has beaten this
Kepp up the good work Jackie.
As a survivor of cancer I can tell you it is the hardest thing you’ve ever gone through but it is something that you can get through. And it’s ok to lean on those people who are around to help you. I am too young for a mammogram but I get an annual exam by my doctor every year and I do a monthly self exam.
My thoughts go out to everyone who is struggling with this disease who has to watch someone they love struggle.
To all the future survivors I commend you courage, your strength, and your spirit. When you beat this you will greet the future with a resolve you never knew you had.
Hi. I have 3 family members who have are battling breast cancer. I would want you to know that their faith in God has sustained them and that you are not alone.
Stay Strong and make every day count.Share your stories with others
because we are in this together.
My best friend’s mom had breast cancer. And she beat it, thank goodness! My heart and prayers go out to all who are going up against this cancer. May you all stay strong and never give up.
I would like to send out blessings to my Aunty Dar who has currently in remission from Breast Cancer. CANCER SUX!
Stay strong! Those afflicted directly or indirectly through a loved one are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sending a big shout out to a good friend that has beaten this!!
My mother has been a breast cancer survivor going on 14 years now, there is hope! Together we can fight this.
Woot! My congrats go to my friend Julie who beat breast cancer and lives well!
I’m thankful that breast cancer doesn’t run in my family, but always check with your doctor. People tend to forget that there’s more than just “one” type of cancer.
to all women battling this horrible disease you are in my thoughts and prayers
I am so sorry that you are going through this. I know that God will give you the strength to carry on.
i pray for all people fighting any form of cancer , even more so now since i lost my mom 3 years ago to cancer
I guess I am fortunate in that I don’t know any breast cancer survivors personally, so I would like to wish all those who have suffered from this disease the best.
remind those you love to do the monthly exams