Isla Moyse

Fact #22: 80% of ovarian cancer patients will experience a reoccurrence of their cancer after successful treatment and remission, at which stage the cancer is resistant to chemotherapy.
Dress #22: Starboard
Lipstick #22: Barracuda (Colourpop)

Fact #21: High grade carcinomas are the most common form of ovarian cancer, accounting for 70% of all diagnoses.
Dress #21: Unknown
Lipstick #21: Cheerful Cherry (ELF cosmetics)

Fact #20: Pregnancy can reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by 30%.
Dress #20: Andie
Lipstick #20: Low Cut (Limecrime)

Fact #19: people who use birth control may be 25-28% less likely to have ovarian cancer than people who have never used it.
Dress #19: Amberlee
Lipstick #19: Gash (Urban Decay)

Fact #18: Around 44% of people with the BRCA1 gene mutation and 17% of people with the BRCA2 mutation will develop ovarian cancer by age 80.
Dress #18: Elderberry
Lipstick #18: Cartwheel (Tarte Cosmetics)

Fact #17: the BRCA gene mutations are associated with 10-15% of serious high grade ovarian cancers.
Dress #17: Devine Floral
Lipstick #17: name unknown (Bare Minerals)

Fact #16: Epithelial (layer cell) cancer is the most common form of ovarian cancer (according for 85-90% of diagnoses.
Dress #16: Little Darlin’
Lipstick #16: Raisin Hell

Fact #15: The most common types of ovarian cancer are epithelial, germ call and stromal cell.
Dress #15: Foster shirt dress
Lipstick #15: Cashmere (Limecrime)

Fact 14#: 15-20% of ovarian cancer patients have the BRCA gene mutation.
Dress #14: Meila
Lipstick #14: Gumdrop (Limecrime)

Fact #13: Symptoms of ovarian cancer are vague and may not show until the cancer is advanced. Symptoms can include bloating, appetite changes, weight changes and bladder dysfunction.
Dress #13: Hawaiian Sunrise
Lipstick #13: Polly (Limecrime)

Fact #12: Diagnoses of ovarian cancer are increasing. The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation estimates that by 2030 they’ll be 2200 diagnoses in Australia annually.
Frock #12: Eloise
Lipstick #12: Tulle (Colourpop)

Fact #11: Approximately 1800 Australians will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year.
Dress #11: Palm Beach
Lipstick #11: Heirloom (Limecrime)

Fact 10#: 64% of people believe a pap smear will catch ovarian cancer. It won’t!
Dress 10#: Ballerina Rose
Lipstick 10#: Cherry Soda (Limecrime)

Fact #9: There is currently no test for ovarian cancer except for invasive surgery and biopsy.
Dress #9: On the Dot
Lipstick #9: Viper (Colourpop)

Fact #8: If caught in stage 1, ovarian cancer has a 91% survival rate. However, only 19% of cases are caught this early.
Dress #8: Mystique
Lipstick #8: Jinx (Limecrime)

Fact #7: the 5-year survival rate for those diagnosed in the advanced stages of ovarian cancer is just 29%.
Dress #7: Leo
Lipstick #7: Rustic (Limecrime)

Fact #6: 70% of those diagnosed with ovarian cancer will find they are already in the advanced stages of the disease.
Dress #6: Sienna
Lipstick #6: Salem

Fact #5: the survival rate of ovarian cancer 5 years after diagnosis is just 46%.
Dress #5: Chateau Floral
Lipstick #5: Beet It (Limecrime)

Fact #4: 332,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year.
Dress #4: I Feel Pretty
Lipstick #4: Sasha (Limecrime)

Fact #3: An Australian dies every 8 hours from ovarian cancer.
Dress #3: Floral Symphony
Lipstick #3: True Love (Limecrime)

Frocktober Day 2
Fact #2: There is no early detection test for ovarian cancer!
Dress: Flora Dot
Lipstick: Suedeberry (Limecrime)

Fact #1: Ovarian cancer is the most deadly gynaecological cancer.
Dress #1: She’s Lovely
Lipstick #1: A Dash of Pink (Elf Cosmetics)