Cent Pur Cent and Fight against Cancer join forces.
When faced with cancer, not only your body changes, but also your reflection in the mirror. The skin feels different, becomes drier, duller, sometimes even gray. Your hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes fall out. You change. For many patients, this feels like an extra burden on top of their treatment.
That is why Cent Pur Cent and Kom op tegen Kanker join hands. From now on, we will jointly provide workshops on oncological wards. Not just a beauty experience, but a moment of attention, self-care, and strength.
Nina Putseys (34) from Diest was diagnosed with breast cancer in March this year. She discovered a dent in her breast and immediately knew: "This is not right!".
Since then, she has undergone a mastectomy, 2 rounds of chemotherapy, and radiation and hormone treatments are still to come.
"Suddenly, I saw someone else in the mirror. My hair fell out, and my eyebrows and eyelashes did not hold up either. Your self-confidence takes a hit like that, and this makes it even harder. My pharmacist and doctor warned me. Your body will change, your skin will dry out, and you will age. I really did not want that, so I started applying quality products preventively. I also got the chance to test the new Eternal Skincare(*) line from Cent Pur Cent. And the makeup felt right away good. I always wear it. I am so glad I discovered it, because thanks to the products, I remain a bit of Nina."
For Nina and many others, the workshops are not only practical. They are a beacon of hope on dark days.
