Celebrating 30 Years

November 16, 2026

1:00 pm

Tower Cancer Research Foundation 8767 Wilshire Boulevard Beverly Hills, CA, USA

Magnolia House Class

IN-PERSON Lipstick Angels Workshop: The Skin We're In: A Hydrating Skincare Experience

Cancer treatment and the colder winter months can both take a toll on the skin, leaving it feeling dry, sensitive, or in need of extra nourishment.

Join the Lipstick Angels and Tower Cancer Research Foundation IN-PERSON for a soothing, fully interactive facial experience designed to replenish hydration, nurture the skin, and encourage a moment of restorative self-care.

Together, we’ll move through each step of a gentle hydrating facial while incorporating facial reflexology, calming techniques, and expert skincare education along the way.

What You’ll Learn

  • A step-by-step hydrating facial designed to comfort, moisturize, and nourish the skin
  • Gentle masking, moisturizing, and soothing rituals for dry or sensitive winter skin
  • Skincare tips and tricks to help support a healthy, hydrated glow
  • Facial reflexology techniques using gentle pressure points to promote circulation and ease facial tension
  • Gentle ways to care for skin changes that can occur during cancer treatment, including dryness, sensitivity, and redness

We’ll provide all the skincare products you’ll need to enjoy and participate in this interactive experience.

Come ready to follow along, unwind, and give your skin—and yourself—a little extra care this winter.

Magnolia House is open to anyone impacted by cancer 18+, from diagnosis through survivorship , and, for most classes, caregivers are also welcome.

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When you donate to Tower, you’re not supporting a single study. You’re part of an ecosystem that believes the next breakthrough is out there, waiting for someone to believe in it first. Every gift puts resources directly behind the discoveries that would otherwise never see the light of day.