It seems like lately in October we see more pink in stores than the traditional orange, black and other fall hues. The same is true for many beauty products, which, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, donate a portion of their profits to various breast cancer charities. But you don't have to go out of your way or break the bank on pricey products that you may not even use. Many of your usual cosmetics will contribute a percentage of profits to breast cancer charities like Susan G. Komen or the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Be on the lookout for products like Tigi styling products, which donates a portion of specially marked dry shampoo, hairspray, styling wax and other items to City of Hope. Philosophy's Hope in a Jar is a miracle cream for many women, and $5 from each jar will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.