Help Breast Cancer Charity By Styling Your Hair

Taking inspiration from the world’s style capitals, this year’s Pink
Orchid Limited Edition from ghd takes cues from some of today’s hottest
designers including Valentino, Balenciaga and Christopher Kane, who weaved
magenta, rose and cerise shades through their sumptuous S/S collections.
Working this season’s pink and black lace trend, this year’s eagerly
anticipated ghd Pink limited edition features a sheer lace print layered
over this seasons colour; hot orchid pink to create a super slick design.

And for the first time ever, this year’s Pink limited edition features the
ghd Gold Series Classic styler with a sleek twist – styling plates that
have been transformed into a vibrant shade of hot orchid pink – a style
note from accessories shown at the House of Holland S/S catwalk show, which
featured intense pink tones.

The pink plated hair styler glides through locks effortlessly – allowing
better, lighter handling for all types of styling, easily creating the sort
of looks that made ghd famous. Curls, waves, flicks and the perfect straight
can easily be achieved with the styler’s rounded barrel.

Accompanying the pink plated hair styler, this year’s limited edition
includes the ultimate accessory to compliment any super-stylish summer
wardrobe. Versatile and sassy, the ghd Pink Orchid Limited Edition
heat-resistant styler case / clutch bag is this season’s must-have item.
The glam set also includes two ghd sectioning clips to make styling any look
even easier.

The Pink Orchid Limited Edition is set to be the most coverted styler yet,
with £10 from every styler sold being donated to the amazing charity
Breakthrough Breast Cancer. This will be the 8th year ghd and Break through
Breast Cancer have collaborated and in that time over £4,250,000 has been
raised by ghd to go towards crucial funding and research carried out by the
charity.

£10 from each sale will be donated to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

Breakthrough Breast Cancer

Nearly 46,000 women and around 300 men are diagnosed with breast cancer each
year in the UK.

• Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK and 1 in 9
women in the UK will develop breast cancer at some point in their lifetime.
• More women than ever in the UK are surviving breast cancer thanks to
better awareness, better screening and better treatments.
• Breakthrough Breast Cancer is a pioneering charity dedicated to the
prevention, treatment and ultimate eradication of breast cancer. Visit
www.breakthrough.org.uk