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HOW TO SELF-CHECK

EARLY DETECTION IS KEY SELF-CHECK EVERY. SINGLE. MONTH.
The 5 year survival rate for women with early stage breast cancer in Australia is 100% which makes awareness early detection through self-check absolutely vital.
For the past 3 years, we have been on a mission to empower young women across the world to start regularly checking their breasts for signs of cancer.
Our muse Becksy was diagnosed with breast cancer before her 30th birthday. A self-check helped save her life.
Take control now through regular self-check.

STEP-BY-STEPS

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Put your hands on your hips, pop your shoulders and elbows forward.
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Look for changes to the skin texture like puckering or dimpling.
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Look for change in the nipple appearance or direction and unusual discharge or rashes.
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Use the flats of your fingers to check collarbone working down your boobs.
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Feel along your underarm for any unusual lumps, swelling or pain.
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Start at the nipple, move the flats of your fingers in a circular motion around your boobs.
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Contact your GP to check anything new or unusual.

HELP US ON THIS JOURNEY

ghd have raised over $32.6M AUD* across 20 years supporting breast cancer charities all over the world. To continue our ongoing support, we've designed an exclusive, limited edition collection! $20 from each pink purchase will be donated directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation to help us raise funds for breast cancer research in Australia.

*$23M USD