OLEHENRIKSEN partners with Starlight Children’s Foundation to brighten up the holidays

By Becky Bargh | Published: 9-Nov-2017

10% of every product sold will go towards buying colourful hospital gowns for seriously ill children

OLEHENRIKSEN has introduced a limited-edition luxury-size Truth Serum this holiday season in collaboration with Starlight Children’s Foundation.

The Danish-owned company released its limited-edition Truth Serum ($128) to help seriously ill children and their families enjoy a better holiday season.

For every OLEHENRIKSEN Truth Serum sold, the brand will donate 10% of the proceeds to the Starlight Brave Gowns Programme, which replaces children hospital garments with brightly coloured gowns.

The limited-edition bottles feature stickers that have been illustrated by a young girl who is a patient of the Starlight Foundation.

OLEHENRIKSEN also participated in the 2017 Starlight Dream Halloween event in Los Angeles earlier this year and founder Ole Henriksen attended the event himself.




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