Unwrapped Life Debuts 'Booby Bundle' Supporting Breast Cancer
Grace Mahas — October 2, 2021 — Eco
References: unwrappedlife
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, Unwrapped Life — the plastic-free beauty brand — recently debuted a limited-edition pink shampoo and bar along with a 'Booby Bundle.' 50% of proceeds will be donated to ReThink Breast Cancer, "a bold charity that educates, empowers, and advocates for people worldwide who are affected by breast cancer through boldfaced campaigns, content, programs, and resources."
The Booby Bundle ($57.50 CAD/$44.50 USD) includes The Hydrator Shampoo & Conditioner Bar which is good for dry and curly/kinky hair, Bar Dish in limited-edition pink, and travel tins in matte gold. The limited-edition pink bar dish is the perfect addition to your shower shelf, vanity, or countertop and features a flexible silicone material that allows water to drain.
Image Credit: Unwrapped Life
The Booby Bundle ($57.50 CAD/$44.50 USD) includes The Hydrator Shampoo & Conditioner Bar which is good for dry and curly/kinky hair, Bar Dish in limited-edition pink, and travel tins in matte gold. The limited-edition pink bar dish is the perfect addition to your shower shelf, vanity, or countertop and features a flexible silicone material that allows water to drain.
Image Credit: Unwrapped Life
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