Cosmetics Sending Some Money Toward Breast Cancer Causes Alessandra Montalto/The New York Times All Together Now Evelyn Lauder helped create the ribbon symbol for breast cancer awareness, and Estée Lauder Company brands like Aveda and La Mer are offering a variety of "pink ribbon" products, from hair spray to hand cream, for its Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign (bcacampaign.com). For example, from each sale of Bobbi Brown's limited edition embossed pink blush and mini face blender brush that costs $45, $10 will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (bcrfcure.org). The foundation will also receive 20 percent from the sales of the limited edition Evelyn Lauder and Elizabeth Hurley Dream Lip Collection, which includes a Rubellite lipstick and a hot-pink gloss for $29.50. At Their Fingertips Essie is offering two new pastels, Pink About It and Pink Works (a slightly darker shade) for $8 each. The company plans to donate to Living Beyond Breast Cancer (lbbc.org), which provides care and services to affected women and their families. Flower Power Daisy Marc Jacobs Hot Pink Edition - the flirty fragrance with wild strawberry top notes, floral mid notes and birch and cedar at the base - is available this month for $79. And $3 from each sale, up to $50,000, will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (nationalbreastcancer.org), which provides diagnostic breast care for those in need, among other services.