This Morning beauty expert Sarah Jossel teared up as she shared beauty products for those having cancer treatment.
Sarah joined Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary for a beauty segment based around products specifically made for those undergoing cancer treatment that were kind to their skin or hair. When her own close friend was diagnosed with cancer, the two of them made it their aim to find products that work for people with cancer.
As part of her segment, Sarah showed a number of products including skincare, soft bristled brushes for brushing hair that's starting to fall out and eyebrow palettes. She also included skincare, silk sleep accessories and hair ties.
Sarah showed a Blink Brow Bar, which had been created in collaboration with charity Future Dreams.
Speaking about the product, she said: "The Blink Brow Bar because brows are a huge part of a woman's life and a woman's face and when you don't have them, you feel like you don't have a structure. Blink Brow Bar London have teamed up with a charity called Future Dreams to create a brow palette with a stencil. So this way you know exactly where a brow shape can be.
"It may not be perfect, but it's something. Just to talk about Future Dreams, it is a charity started by - this is an unthinkable thing - a mother and a daughter who both lost their lives to breast cancer and their friends have now taken it over."
Through tears, she added: "I get quite emotional; they've taken it over and they have dedicated their lives to raising money for this."
Those tuning into the ITV show today praised the segment, insisting it was just what was needed to be aired on the show. One wrote: "Lost my mum to cancer back in March. This is a wonderful segment for those in chemo. Hats off. For once. #thismorning."
"Yes #ThisMorning for this segment for a beauty segment for people with cancer! One of the biggest things that used to upset my mum when she was going through treatment was her skin and hair she just wanted to look pretty . More of this please #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth," a second viewer shared on Twitter.
A third wrote: "This is a really good segment, well done #thismorning."
Sarah also showed off a necklace made by her jewellery designer friend Alona. All the proceeds from the sales of that necklace will go to the Future Dreams charity, which raises funds for support, awareness and research for those touched by breast cancer.
*This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV.
