Now you can look good AND feel good too! The Body Shop released today a new special edition pink Hi-Shine Lip Treatment ($11.50), proceeds of which will help women across the world. A translucent pale pink shade, this treatment delivers a high shine finish to the lips for maximum glossiness as well as intense moisturization with a delicate passion fruit fragrance.

The Body Shop’s Hi-Shine Lip Treatment contains Community Trade marula oil from Eudafano Women’s co-operative in Namibia. By using this oil, The Body Shop helps support women in marginalized rural communities by providing fair wage compensation for their labor.

And, as if you needed another reason to gloss, The Body Shop will donates at least 75% of the proceeds of this gloss to the FACE TO FACE program, a unique Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery (CRS) initiative that works in partnership with the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS).

Every morning, millions of women gloss up their lips before they head out the door. Now this ritual can help make a difference in more than one way. Your readers can purchase The Special Edition Hi-Shine Lip Treatment from The Body Shop Online, any retail location of The Body Shop or by attending a party hosted by a Consultant for The Body Shop at Home.

If you are interested in receiving samples, images or in arranging an interview with a spokesperson from the Body Shop don’t hesitate to contact me. In addition, please see below for more information on The Body Shop’s partnership with The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Liz Biebl | Cohn & Wolfe | 1001 Front Street | San Francisco | CA | 94111 | 415.365.8544 | liz_biebl@sfo.cohnwolfe.com
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For the past five years, The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence has partnered with The Body Shop’s Stop Violence in the Home campaign, which has raised more than $1 million for organizations tackling domestic violence. The NCADV helps women who have survived domestic violence regain their confidence by performing cosmetic and reconstructive surgery needed to repair the injuries they have received from a spouse or intimate partner.