These are the beauty companies joining the much-needed breast cancer awareness

These are the beauty companies joining the much-needed breast cancer awareness

Each 19 October is celebrated on International Day Against Breast Canceran essential day to be aware of the importance to prevent and help fight this disease. And the data is devastating: breast cancer is already here the most diagnosed tumor in the worldsurpassing lung cancer for the first time, according to data published by the Cancer Research Center (IARC, in English) in 2021. With regard to the incidenceit is estimated that 1 in 8 Spanish was diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime. GEICAMthe Spanish Breast Cancer Research Group Foundation, confirms that every year 26,000 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed, a figure that shows that the struggle and the effort to fight it must be vigorous. Specifically, in Spain, the number of those affected will rise to almost 35,000 women by 2022according to data from the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology.

Despite the high incidence, the cure rate for this cancer is the same, as long as it is detected in time. But paint the streets pink every October 19 in honor of the International Day Against Breast Cancer continues essential to raise public awareness about the importance of research into this disease. Furthermore, there are many solidarity beauty brands and projects who join all their efforts to all kinds of help for affected patients and their respective families. These initiatives represent both a form of help research and the fight against breast cancer as a way to raise public awareness importance of self-examination for a timely diagnosis. Below we present the solidarity initiatives of different brands of makeup, skincare and hair to contribute to the necessary fight against breast cancer, where you, like them, you can contribute your small or large grain of sand:

Source: Marie Claire

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