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Brooke Burke Debuts Limited Edition 'Couture' Clarisonic on Ultimate Style Stage:...

Wed Sep 16, 2009 6:00am EDT
Brooke Burke Debuts Limited Edition 'Couture' Clarisonic on Ultimate Style
Stage: The SGK Pink Dress Runway at New York Fashion Week
Shades of Blush and Bashful Toile Make a Sophisticated Entrance into the Sonic
Skin Care Category With 50% of Profits Benefiting Breast Cancer Research





NEW YORK, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Clarisonic is in the business of beauty and
there was nothing more beautiful at the 2009 New York Fashion Week than breast
cancer survivors modeling dresses donated by designers such as Giorgio Armani,
Tadashi and Luca Luca. Clarisonic sponsored Style360's Pink Dress Collection
Runway Show on September 15th and even created a Limited Edition Clarisonic
just for the occasion. Celebrity host, CEO of Modern Mom and former Dancing
With the Stars champion Brooke Burke closed the event walking down the catwalk
in a Nicole Miller pink satin cocktail frock with a Limited Edition Clarisonic
in hand.  

(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090916/LA76565)

"I'm always excited by opportunities such as the SGK Pink Dress Collection
show sponsored by Clarisonic, that gives back in a big way," said Brooke
Burke. "It was such an honor to be involved in a runway show that not only
benefits a cause near and dear to my heart but also allowed me to see these
breast cancer survivors on the catwalk demonstrating cancer will not define
them nor keep them down."

Dr. Robb Akridge, co-founder of Clarisonic, was on hand prepping models
backstage with the Limited Edition Clarisonic prior to the show and sharing
skin care tips for keeping your skin looking young and fresh. Walking in the
show was Roxy Olin (MTV's "The City") and catwalk legends Carol Alt and Carmen
Dell'Orefice. Perez Hilton also lent his support donning a bright pink satin
suit created by moods of norway. 

Although this is Clarisonic's first time at Fashion Week they have been
involved in raising money and awareness for breast cancer since October 2007.
Their Pink Ribbon Clarisonic and newly available Pink Mia donate funds with
every sale. To date they have raised over $500,000 for breast cancer screening
& research. 

"We might be in the business of beauty but one of the most rewarding parts of
our business is to be able to give back and make a difference," said David
Giuliani, CEO of Clarisonic. "Breast cancer affects everyone around the world,
if not personally, through a friend or loved one.  This is why we are so
honored to be able to stand alongside these women at the SGK Pink Dress
Collection Runway Show and show our commitment to finding a cure."   

With the Limited Edition Clarisonic, 50% of the profits of each kit sold will
be donated to the New York Chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Clarisonic will also donate a Limited Edition kit to be auctioned off with
each of the designer dresses at the conclusion of its three city tour, this
October in Los Angeles. 

As the "essential first step" in the skin care ritual, Clarisonic's
stimulating sonic micro-massage gently clears pores and removes six times more
makeup than traditional cleansing. In fact the Clarisonic cleans so well it
actually prepares skin to better absorb moisturizers, serums and other skin
care products, creating the perfect canvas for your skin care ritual. Its
waterproof design allows for use in the shower or tub and at the sink.

For more information on Clarisonic visit www.clarisonic.com.

About Clarisonic from Pacific Bioscience Laboratories:
Pacific Bioscience Laboratories Inc. is a leading innovator in sonic skin care
and the creator of the Clarisonic Skin Cleansing System, the first
professional-caliber sonic skin care system for healthy, younger-looking skin
and the cleansing standard of renowned spas, leading dermatologists and beauty
retailers nationwide. The encore innovation from the primary inventor of
Sonicare(R), Clarisonic represents Pacific Bioscience Laboratories' ongoing
mission to develop and market technically advanced and clinically proven
products that make a clear difference in skin care. Clarisonic is distributed
through dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, spas and prestige retailers such as
Sephora, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Dillard's, Ulta,
Beauty.com, SkinStore.com and QVC.  Clarisonic has been acknowledged as a
beauty award winner by Women's Health and InStyle magazines and by retailers
Sephora and QVC. For more information, visit www.clarisonic.com.

About Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S.:
Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. (HFM U.S.) serves consumers' passions and
lifestyles through trusted, expert content that entertains and inspires on all
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(Cycle World). HFM U.S. is part of Lagardere's (www.lagardere.com) media
division Lagardere Active, a producer of special-interest content in more than
40 countries. (www.hfmus.com)

    Contacts:
    Kate Wilkinson
    (323) 866-6025
    kate.wilkinson@mslworldwide.com

    Sara Leeper
    (323) 866-6017
    sara.leeper@mslworldwide.com




SOURCE  Clarisonic

Kate Wilkinson, +1-323-866-6025, kate.wilkinson@mslworldwide.com, or Sara
Leeper, +1-323-866-6017, sara.leeper@mslworldwide.com, both for Clarisonic



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