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Carson Kressley to host BeautyCares DreamBall Virtual Gala with musical performances by Broadway stars— RSVP today! We are delighted to announce Emmy-winning entertainer Carson Kressley as our host for the first ever BeautyCares DreamBall Virtual Gala. From the Red Carpet, to the Gala and DreamBall After Dark, don’t miss a moment! Click here to RSVP today. We’re less than 10 days away and counting! This must-see evening includes special musical performances by Broadway stars Krysta Rodriguez (In the Heights, The Addams Family) with Mandy Gonzalez (Hamilton, In the Heights, Wicked), and Tony-nominated Valisia LeKae (Motown the Musical, The Book of Mormon) with Rebecca Covington Webber (Hamilton, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical)! As past Look Good Feel Better DreamGirl Honorees, we're delighted to have Valisia and Krysta continue their commitment to help those on their cancer journey. Will You Be Watching? Excited to watch live? Everyone can join the festivities (it’s free!), so please share the invitation with your friends and colleagues! Or, create even more fun by hosting a watch party! Whether it's virtual, in-person, or a combination of the two, this guide offers tips on how to make your watch party a success! We’ve got an exciting program lined up, featuring our impressive honorees, inspiring mission moments, a delightful host, and fabulous, Tony-nominated Broadway performers sharing their talents. Join us as the entire beauty industry from coast to coast comes together to celebrate the industry’s impact through Look Good Feel Better, and the brave fighters and survivors we support on their cancer journey. Did Someone Say Auction? The BeautyCares Auction is launching the afternoon of Tuesday, September 15! Bid on items featuring curated beauty and wellness packages, fashion items and unique surprises not available anywhere else! Proceeds of all winning bids directly benefit Look Good Feel Better and help us to continue offering a vital support lifeline to cancer patients in these unprecedented times. Visit https://beautycares.cbo.io to bid now! As always, thank you for your partnership and support. If you have any questions about the BeautyCares DreamBall, Auction, or opportunities to partner with Look Good Feel Better, please contact Nancy Logan at [email protected]. (continued on next page) Special Thanks to Our 2020 BeautyCares DreamBall Honorees and Sponsors .

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