Ecology and beauty for pōhutukawa and rātā
Ecology and beauty collide to raise awareness of
pōhutukawa and rātā
In a brilliant
mix of ecology and beauty, innovative haircare brand Biolage
has teamed up with Project Crimson, to help raise awareness
and funds for the conservation charity.
Biolage
is part of the Matrix range of salon-only hair products with
a strong belief in the beauty of protecting the environment
and biodiversity; the beauty of delivering desirable and
sustainable products and the beauty and the well-being of
their stylists and clients.
Senior Brand Manager for Matrix, Kate Winstone says “Inspired by the botanicals in Biolage we are delighted to support Project Crimson – a New Zealand charity working to renew and restore our most iconic native trees, the pōhutukawa and rātā. We are thrilled to be bringing the brand values of Biolage to life in our salon community with the Biolage and Project Crimson partnership. We will be driving visibility and awareness of this wonderful charity in our salons over March and April. In addition, when consumers purchase selected Biolage stickered product $1 will go towards Project Crimson.”
Project Crimson Marketing Manager, Melanie Seyfort says the Biolage partnership will help raise awareness of Project Crimson through Biolage’s salon community - as well as raising vital funds for the Trust. “Biolage products are available in hundreds of hair salons throughout New Zealand, including all Rodney Wayne salons. This partnership will enable us to reach thousands of New Zealanders who we hope become more aware of Project Crimson and the work that we do.”
To celebrate this new
partnership, Project Crimson and Biolage are giving away
five Biolage prize packs worth $300 each.
To enter visit
www.projectcrimson.org.nz Entries close
on 30 April
2014.
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