Clarins has teamed up with humanitarian group FEED Project again in 2013, selling its Clarins FEED 10 Pouches of skincare for $56 that will provide 10 school meals…
Clarins has teamed up with humanitarian group FEED Project again in 2013, selling its Clarins FEED 10 Pouches.
The red canvas makeup purses – that you can recycle as a cosmetics bag – contain three items of skincare for $56 that will provide 10 school meals to the United Nations World Food Programme.
The pouches contain HydraQuench Cream 15ml, Moisture Rich Body Lotion 100ml and Hand and Nail Treatment 50ml.
The goal is to provide one millions meals to underprivileged children in two years. Feed was begun by Lauren Bush and Ellen Gustafson in 2007 and has distributed 60 million meals.
The bags retail for $56 from Clarins stockists nationwide starting 18th November 2013.
Megan Robinson
5 November 2013
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