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[Photo News] AmorePacific offers beauty services to cancer patients

By Sohn Ji-young

Published : May 10, 2016 - 15:10

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BEAUTY FOR CANCER PATIENTS -- AmorePacific kicked off this year’s “Makeup Your Life” campaign at the Samsung Medical Center in southern Seoul on Tuesday. The campaign, to be held from May-July and later from September-November, offers beauty programs and makeup services to female cancer patients who have undergone surgery or chemotherapy at some 35 hospitals in and out of Seoul. Since its foundation in 2008, the campaign has served some 10,035 female cancer patients in Korea, according to AmorePacific. (AmorePacific) BEAUTY FOR CANCER PATIENTS -- AmorePacific kicked off this year’s “Makeup Your Life” campaign at the Samsung Medical Center in southern Seoul on Tuesday. The campaign, to be held from May-July and later from September-November, offers beauty programs and makeup services to female cancer patients who have undergone surgery or chemotherapy at some 35 hospitals in and out of Seoul. Since its foundation in 2008, the campaign has served some 10,035 female cancer patients in Korea, according to AmorePacific. (AmorePacific)

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