Comments 4 A Cure – June 4-6, 2007
As a proud member of the Beauty Blog Network, I am taking a stand with my fellow beauty bloggers to raise cancer awareness through Comments 4 A Cure. Comments 4 A Cure launches today, June 4th.
Please join me in the fight against cancer by leaving comments on my blog today through Wednesday June 6th. Every comment will raise $1 for the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation up to a maximum of $150.
But please don’t stop commenting after the 150 mark is reached. Every comment will be entered into a drawing to receive Comments 4 A Cure merchandise from our CafePress Store, benefiting The National Brain Tumor Foundation. The winning reader will win a C4AC large coffee mug and magnet.
note: If you wish to win the prize, please do not make anonymous comments. I will announce the winner on June 7th and you can contact me at alllacqueredup@yahoo.com to claim your loot.
During these next few days, please visit my fellow beauty bloggers who are also participating in Comments 4 A Cure and help contribute to this worthy cause.
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The Beauty Newsletter Blog
The Makeup Bag
The Makeup Girl
The Product Girl
The Perfume Bee
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Finally, if you would like to make a donation please use the Chip In form located on the right sidebar. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.
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I’m so happy to be a part of this!
My first comment. Couldn’t resist a good cause. I love your blog. I’ve been branching out from basic sheer pink since discovering it. How about a post dedicated to blue polishes? Maybe turquoise-y, ocean-y inspired blues? Hard to find. Thanks.
Here’s hoping for many comments to support our cause!
Here’s to finding a cure, soon!
I am so glad that we are making such a great effort here!
Yes, here’s to a cure.
What a great cause, glad I can help to support! If anyone is interested in a new breast cancer support community, The National Breast Cancer Foundation has just created a community called MyNBCF. Would like to get lots of feedback and input if possible from people like you. Visit http://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/MyNBCF.
Thanks for being part of a great cause!!!!
commenting for a cure!!!
This is a wonderful cause, I’m so glad to see so many people taking part!
I’m happy to make a difference, no matter how small. Thanks for supporting such a great cause!
Commenting to help
Great idea.
Also, did my toes in Yell O’neill. I am not sure, I like it but not love it, kind of yellow mustard looking.
I can’t thank you enough for supporting this important cause. My husband died at 35 from an undected brain tumor and I’m a two-year breast cancer survivor.
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for supporting this. I cannot commend you enough.
I’m leaving a comment for a cure for my mom, who is a cancer survivor!
Commenting for a cure!
Stopping by to say hi for the cure!
Good luck in this great venture!
<3 cure!
Commenting for a cure!
Commenting! Love your blog. On my toes today I have one thin coat of OPI’s I’m Not Really a Waitress over two coats of OPI’s Suzi Loves Sydney–it creates a gorgeous black cherry color. Do you ever layer polishes? I’d love to see a post about your layering recommendations.
commenting for a cure!
all the best, Kristen
Here is to the Cure!
Commenting for a cure.
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone that’s taken the time to come out and comment to support us.
It means so much and we’re thrilled to see you here!
Heartfelt thanks..
Elke Von Freudenberg, Founder
The Beauty Blog Network
Commenting for a cure!
what a great cause! keep it up!
Last day of Comments 4 a Cure. Good luck!
I love your blog and I am happy to comment for a cure!
I recently had an experience that made me realize that we need to go for regular check-ups where possible. Early detection is very often the key to being able to cure cancer.