Pink products in support of breast cancer research

Bow necklace

Ann Taylor stores will donate 70 percent of the purchase price of each necklace purchased in October to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Brilliant Bow Necklace ($80).

Workout clothing

Hooded Cover Up ($50) and Ribbon Trimmed Capris ($65), both from Running Room. To date, the retailer has raised more than $1 million for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

Hand cream

Limited Edition BCA Hand Relief cream ($26, 150 mL). Aveda will donate $4 from each purchase in October to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

KitchenAid Stand Mixer

Each time one of these mixers in this shade is sold, KitchenAid Canada will donate $75 to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Stand Mixer in pretty Raspberry Ice ($549).

Lip balm

Drink Up Hydrating lip balm in Pink Guava ($20, 15 mL). Origins will donate $3.50 from the purchase price of each lip balm to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

Leather handbag

Tommy Hilfiger leather handbag ($299). All proceeds will be donated to Breast Health International.

Nail polish

Pink of Hearts ($20; two polishes plus set of decals). In 2013, O.P.I will donate $25,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and $5,000 to Rethink Breast Cancer.

Pajamas

Roses of Hope PJ set ($40) and Stuffed Animal ($15). La Vie en Rose will donate $15 from each PJ set sold, and $5 from each stuffed animal sold, to the Roses of Hope Foundation.

Makeup collection

Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Lip Collection ($35). For each set sold, Estée Lauder will donate 20 percent of the retail price to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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