A Beautiful Way To Fight Breast Cancer (NAPSA)—You can have fun and help fight breast cancer thanks to a unique mobile tour traveling across America for the next six months. The tour includes the Avon “Kiss Collage,” where, for a $1 donation, you can place yourlip prints alongside those of such celebrities as Kelly Ripa, Meredith Viera, Venus and Serena Williams, Sandra Bernhard, Caroline Rhea, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Camryn Manheim, Cuba Gooding Jr., Jay Leno and more. All pro- ceeds benefit the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade, which, since its inception in 1992 has returned more than $250 million worldwide to fund access to care and finding a cure for breast cancer. Almost 580 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer today. About 39,800 will die from it this year. After skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common Answer the call to “Kiss and Commit” in the fight against breast cancer. which is co-sponsored by Q-tips, features a new custom-built 53foot truck that transforms into an interactive beauty experience. Within the expanded unit, there are seven makeover stations, two tary makeovers and skincare con- Mini-manicure stations and an expansive self-sample bar showcasing a variety of beauty categories, including color, skincare, personal care, fragrance and wellness. In addition, the tour will also feature the Avon “Escape to Jamaica” Sweepstakes where guests can enter to win a fivenight getaway to the Negril Grand Lido Resort and Spa. Visit www.avon.com/events for cures, as well as a chanceto kiss goodbye to breast cancer. This second year of the tour, or log onto www.avoncrusade.com to find out more about the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade. cancer among women, and it is the second leading cause of cancer death in women, after lung cancer. Now you can help change those statistics, while gathering free products and expert beauty advice. The 2003 Avon Let’s Talk Beauty Tour offers beauty tips, techniques and advice; samples; complimensultations; and free mini-mani- more information about the tour,
