Front-row at the runway shows. Making strides against breast cancer. At the finish line of the Iceland Marathon. skyn ICELAND was there! Check out all our favorite causes, companies, people and parties >>
Skyn ICELAND: Skincare sponsor
at the Charlotte Ronson Fall show
The Charlotte Ronson show was the place to 'see and be seen' this season with young Hollywood out in full force and a paparazzi-packed presentation at the Bryant Park tents. Backstage models were treated to a 7-step, stress-relieving regimen: Nordic Skin Peel, Arctic Face Mist, Antioxidant Calming Serum, Pure Cloud Cream, the Antidote Quenching Daily Lotion, Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels (shown on models on right) and Icelandic Relief Eye Cream. These products were the perfect pre-show regimen as they worked quickly and effectively to reduce redness and irritation as well as hydrate and even skin tone. When the models emerged in Charlotte's cutting edge designs to celebrities and fashion insiders like Lindsay Lohan, Samantha Ronson, Peaches Geldof and Sean Lennon, their skin was glowing and stress-free!
Read more about Skyn ICELAND's involvement with New York's Fashion Week including Robert Verdi and Exclusive Artists as well as our involvement with Copenhagen
Fashion Week »
Skyn ICELAND raises over $60,000 in the Fight Against Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer
The Commitment Grows! For the fourth year in a row, skyn ICELAND has joined the effort during October's Breast Cancer Awareness month to raise money for the fight against breast cancer. The skyn ICELAND team turned out for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in New York's Central Park, and donated $5 from the sale of every Detox Kit sold in the month of October to our new charity partner, Gilda's Club Worldwide. In total, we raised $3,500 this year and over $16,500 in the past four years combined in the fight against breast cancer. Thanks to all of our supporters!
Skyn ICELAND has
even further expanded our commitment to women's health and
partnered, for the first time, with QVC in support of The
Ovarian Cancer Research Fund on Super Saturday Live! Held
annually in the Hamptons, Super Saturday is a celebrity studded
charity shopping event-- the "Rolls Royce of garage sales".
Leading designers such as Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Gucci and
Zac Posen donate items for sale and net proceeds go to support
the fight against ovarian cancer.
QVC brings the day of fashion
into millions of homes through Super Saturday Live, offering
viewers from coast to coast the opportunity to purchase
everything from designer handbags to makeup to skyn ICELAND.
With an outpouring of generosity from skyn ICELAND fans, we
raised over $44,000 in the fight against ovarian cancer.
Even our small efforts will make a huge difference for so many. Our commitment to the fight against cancer continues and so should yours.
For the holiday season and beyond, please give the gift of hope and continue donating to these worthwhile organizations:
American Cancer Society
Gilda's Club
The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund
Skyn ICELAND and Gabrielle Finn Take the Polar Challenge
I first heard of the Polar Challenge whilst attending an exhibition in London called One Life. I had just reached the mid-life crossroads of 40 and I figured it was time to achieve something extraordinary, and One Life promoted life-changing experiences. The Polar Challenge, I found out, was a 350-mile race to the magnetic North Pole... Now, I was no stranger to adventure, having climbed Kilimanjaro, trekked to Everest Base Camp and cycled from London to Paris. But I knew this challenge was in a different league altogether.
It was important to me that my life-changing experience likewise promote life changes for people who couldn't be there in the arctic. My cousin's little boy has a severe case of Muscular Dystrophy, and my special uncle bravely lost the battle against prostate cancer. I decided to use the Polar Challenge to raise both money and awareness to support the fight against these horrible diseases. So far, I've raised on the order of $14,000 for MD and cancer charities, combined. Full article >>
E.R. nurse Janet Funk shares her experience raising $6,000 for diabetes research by running the Iceland marathon.
Thanks so much Sarah and skyn ICELAND for helping me reach my goal of running a marathon in Reykjavik, Iceland for Team Diabetes.
I am an E.R. Nurse in Vancouver, Canada, and I deal with the devastating effects of diabetes everyday. I wanted to raise money for research and awareness.
My grandparents were born in Iceland many years ago. My grandfather was born in 1871 and immigrated on the second boat out to Canada. My grandmother was also born in Iceland and was 30 years younger than my grandfather. My grandparents passed away long ago, but my mother is very proud of her Icelandic heritage. Last December we found out she had breast cancer. She was going to go through surgery and radiation therapy. Since I was going to be with her during her treatment, I wanted something that we could focus on that was fun. My mother and my grandmother are amazing, wonderful people and I wanted to celebrate them. I am so grateful for the mother Iceland gave me.
The next week at my running group a poster went up to run a marathon in Iceland for Team Diabetes. I had only done 10k running and never even dreamed about doing a marathon but it was the perfect thing to do. So that is how I got involved in Team Diabetes. I raised $6,000 for diabetes, and committed to do a marathon. Full article >>
