In collaboration with the Clara Lionel Foundation, Fenty Beauty will soon be launching a unique silver highlighter cosmetic where 100% of the proceeds will go to the foundation in support of education and emergency response programs.
For the new product, Fenty Beauty is introducing a special reimagining of its Killawatt Highlighter in a silver shade by the name of 'Diamond Ball-Out.' This name is of significance to the foundation, as it references the annual Diamond Ball hosted by Rihanna for the Clara Lionel Foundation. As such, Fenty Beauty is giving one winner and a guest the chance to attend the next upcoming Diamond Ball, with every dollar spent on the special-edition highlighter counting as an entry. Alternatively, donations can also be made directly to the foundation by fans who wish to put themselves in the running.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Charitable Beauty Products
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- Beauty
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