Beauty
Gives Back

what is the
beauty of giving

The Beauty of Giving program was created in 2013 by Modern Beauty Supplies in honor of Byron Thompson, a beloved team member who passed away from ALS. Every two months, Modern Beauty Supplies carefully selects a charity and one of our biggest beauty brands to feature a top-selling product. For the two month period, all proceeds from the featured product are donated by Modern Beauty Supplies to the selected charity.

Our goal is simple and encompasses our tagline: beauty gives back. We want to spread the love and kindness of the beauty industry to our communities and those in need. Since 2013, Modern Beauty Supplies has raised over $490,000 and with your help, we can continue to inspire change, one bottle at a time.

  1. FIND – Look for this month’s featured product.
  2. BUY – Buy the featured product in-store or online.
  3. GIVE – 100% of profits go to the featured charity!

Lymphoma
Featured Product

AG Care
AG Care Renew Clarifying Shampoo 10oz

Remove product build up, chlorine and damaging mineral deposits with this gentle, colour-safe revitalizing shampoo. Ideal for swimmers.

Benefits:

  • Ideal for swimmers
  • Removes build-up
  • Sulfate-free

Hair Type:

  • Perfect for straight hair types

How To Use:

  • Massage into wet hair.
  • Rinse.
Promo
ends in
2025/06/30




The Giving
Tracker

$7150

$20000

Goes to

Lymphoma
Featured Charity

Dealing with lymphoma can be overwhelming, whether you’re a patient yourself or you know someone who is. But you don’t have to face it alone. We connect patients, their family and friends, medical professionals, researchers, volunteers, and donors to build a strong lymphoma community. A community that conducts research to learn lymphoma’s causes, to develop better treatments, and to find a cure. A community that helps people talk about and cope with the fifth most common cancer in Canada. A community that invites you to get and give support.

Lymphoma—including Hodgkin lymphoma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and CLL—is the 5th most common cancer in Canada.