Kiehl have gone beyond the expected to create some unique projects and this project with Jeff Koons, Julianne Moore, Malia Jones and Pharrell Williams is not exception. To accompany the collection of Damage-Protecting Toning Mist’s for Earth Day 2010 here is a campaign compiled by famed David LaChapelle. With 100% of the profits being donated to the Rainforest Alliance, this makes for a well distinguished project.
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Kiehl’s Earth Day 2010 Campaign by David LaChapelle
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