Products That Benefit Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Aveda has given its beloved ultra-hydrating hand lotion a "think pink" makeover in honor of BCA month.

Cause: $4 from every BCA Hand Relief sale benefits the Breast Cancer Research Fund Foundation.

$21; aveda.com

The best-selling baby pink shade comes in limited-edition packaging inspired by the Fashion for the Cure benefit, which featured the Diane von Furstenberg Cruise/Pre-Spring Collection. The benefit was held by the Susan G. Komen L.A. Affiliate and had an audience filled with breast cancer survivors and advocates.

Cause: Proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Los Angeles Affiliate.

$22; smashbox.com

Early detection saves lives, which is why Gillette has included a breast exam pamphlet in each of these special pink razors.

Cause: Proceeds of this special-edition Venus Embrace razor go to both the National Breast Cancer Foundation and the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

$9.99; gillettevenus.com

This fruity floral scent smells extra-sweet this month since a portion of the proceeds benefits BCA.

Cause: DKNY has committed to making a donation of $15,000 in conjunction with sales from Fresh Blossom to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

$70; dknyfragrances.com

Even your eyebrows can get in on the do-gooder action with this glitzy, slant-tip tweezer.

Cause: Proceeds benefit CancerCare, an organization that supports cancer patients and their families.

$20; tweezerman.com

This pink lip set is housed in a fuchsia case and is inspired by Elizabeth Hurley, actress and the Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Spokesmodel.

Cause: $500,000 from sales with The Pink Ribbon Campaign will support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

$22; esteelauder.com

If you ever needed an excuse to splurge on one of Diptyque's amazing (but pricey) candles, now's the time, since for the month, the brand is donating 20 percent of the sales of this pink rose-scented version to charity.

Cause: The Pink Agenda, an organization of young professionals, which raises money for breast cancer research while spreading awareness to other young people about the disease.

$68; beautyhabit.com

A few whiffs of this eucalyptus, basil, and peppermint potion will help melt away tension and stress. And this month it comes in a special pink bottle that should put an immediate smile on your face.

Cause: $35,000 of North American Sales will benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

$10; origins.com

This hot pink ceramic iron gets hair super-sleek, super-fast, without the heat damage, thanks to a special ion complex.

Cause: Proceeds benefit Cancer Schmancer, an organization on a mission to build better relationships between patients and physicians with the goal of stage 1 diagnosis.

$160; Paul Mitchell Salons

One of the best dryers you can buy (it has a ceramic thermal grill to distribute heat evenly and special hair-smoothing minerals) in a fun pink hue that will brighten up your bathroom.

Cause: Living Beyond Breast Cancer, an organization that supports women facing breast cancer so that they may continue to have a positive quality of life.

$119; folica.com

The latest collection from our new favorite lip-plumping line, Sealed with a Kiss (SWAC), is fused with real gold specks, echinacea, mangosteen, and vanilla to boost beauty and wellness.

Cause: A portion of proceeds benefit the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation.

$18.50; purplelabnyc.com

Elemis has packed all of its award-winning products into this hot pink pouch along with a Breast Check guide so you can monitor your body while keeping skin firm and hydrated.

Cause: Breast Cancer Care, a UK-based organization that provides women with breast cancer support and information.

$95; timetospa.com

Use Shower for the Cure as a daily, hydrating body wash and She Colors My Day when you're in the mood for a bubble-gum-scented bath.

Cause: 100% net proceeds from each product benefit the Women's Cancer Research Fund.

$20 each; philosophy.com

This pastel pink styler comes with sectioning clips, a brush, and a protective case so you can achieve sleek hair on the go.

Cause: Young Survival Coalition, an organization dedicated to women under 40 who are fighting breast cancer.

$225; ghdhair.com

Not only will this fragrant oil diffuser make your entire house smell amazing, but the pink glass bottle can double as decoration.

Cause: Young Survival Coalition, an organization dedicated to women under 40 who are fighting breast cancer.

$48; zanadia.com

Don't let the name fool you. These ylang-ylang and sweet orange-scented products are just as beloved by adults as they are by children.

Cause: California Breast Cancer Research Program

$12.49 - $22.50; californiababy.com

This sweet body slougher contains extracts of antioxidant-packed acai berry and strawberry, and leaves skin super-soft.

Cause: 50 percent of net sales go to Susan G. Komen for the Cure

$22; simplesugars.com

If most scented candles are too strong for your liking, then check out this soy version, which has a subtle, fresh aroma.

Cause: 50 percent of proceeds go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Another reason to love this light pink nail polish: OPI has designated a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the popular hue to benefit a pretty amazing charity.

Cause: Look Good...Feel Better, an organization that holds free beauty workshops for women battling cancer to help them feel beautiful while enduring a tough time in their lives.

$8, lookgoodfeelbetter.org