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Founders Lisa Potter-Dixon and Helen Addis discuss prioritising ‘cancer-kinder’ beauty products and why the time is now for the industry to take action
When I was first diagnosed with aggressive thyroid cancer, in September 2015, my beauty and skincare regime wasn’t at the forefront of my mind. Fear, and then survival, were my only thoughts. As the hospital appointments become more frequent and more prolonged, I found solace in the quiet ritual of my self-care routine. I have learned that a pea-sized amount of tinted 8-hour lip balm on the lips and cheeks can revive gaunt-appearing skin in seconds, and the gentle roll of lavender oil on wrists and behind ears is an elixir for stress and anxiety. If I was feeling particularly agitated, a spritz of my favourite rosewater scent helped me to feel grounded, more present.
Breast cancer campaigner Helen Addis has curated a list of chemotherapy friendly beauty products after feeling lonely and isolated with no options available to her in the shops.
The ITV producer, 41, from Weybridge, Surrey was diagnosed with Grade 3 breast cancer in 2018, aged 39, and underwent several rounds of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, as well as having a mastectomy and lymph node surgery.
The founder of the Change and Check campaign said that she needed her war paint the most when she was fighting for her life and that having beauty products available to her was important so she could look as much like herself as possible .