Perfume Could Cure Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is a vicious and tragic disease that affects millions of people around the world. Even if someone has cancer, the effects can be felt no matter what. Most people have a friend, family member or neighbor whose life is touched in some way a disease.

Therefore, Delville, renowned perfumer, has decided to take a stand against breast cancer in developing fragrances for the treatment of breast cancer. The perfume, called Promise me, donating a substantial amount of each purchase to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, a renowned and innovative breast cancer research and treatment facility.

Every Promise me buy perfume allows the foundation to a substantial donation and the money will be used for -

• Fund for Research destroy cancer cells
  
• to educate men and women on how to cope with cancer
  
• to diagnose the disease at earlier stages
  
• treatment of cancer patients and give them a second chance in life

Promise me is an amazing idea that allows average people to donate to the cause, while still getting something for yourself in return.

If you're like me, you're probably wondering what smells. Promise me there are more complex layers of scent that contain sensitive rosewood and orchids laced with zestier smells like tangerines.

Delville committed to creating a perfume that is life, joy and hope. Promise me that his attempt to bring awareness of breast cancer at the forefront of world attention.

Fortunately, Promise me caught on with the public and works well enough. However, there is potential to make a much for more cancer patients in the future. Therefore, public participation in the program as Promise me is so important.

Did you know that breast cancer occurs in men as well? Yes, that's true, but it is much more common than you might think. Do yourself and your loved ones benefit. Get yourself screened. Early detection is key. And while you're at it, ask your friends to do it too.

One of the best ways I've seen to make the process easier to make a day out of it. Go to breakfast with his friends in the morning, you're all going to have a screening, and then spend the rest of the day fun!

With simple steps such as this, a terrible disease can usually be avoided all together. But for those who were not so lucky, promise me a glimmer of hope that gives patients a second chance in life. What better way to donate than to receive something for themselves, except the satisfaction of knowing that these can save someone's life.