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Gwyneth Paltrow launches her own Pleasures range
by Grant Osborne, 25 September 2006

“When I can indulge, it’s usually with the simplest of pleasures,” says Gwyneth Paltrow.“I enjoy a nice, hot bath with bath salts and surrounded by tea candles. It’s very relaxing, like a mini-spa at home.”
The new limited edition range includes:
- Eau de Parfum: The pleasures by Gwyneth Paltrow Eau de Parfum packaging was created based on Gwyneth Paltrow’s sophisticated and modern esthetic. The spray bottle is frosted pink with a chic gold label. (2.5-oz $58.00)
- Soothing Bath Salts: These finely ground bath salts have the texture of the smooth sand found only on the most beautiful of beaches. As the grains are poured under a running bath, the water turns a dreamy milky blush pink. Your skin will delight in the formula’s mineral enriched sea salts, which soften and soothe. Skin is left subtly scented with pleasures. (6.7-oz $38.50)
- Body Satin Spray: is a silky dry-oil skin spray that mists evenly and absorbs quickly. Apricot oil renders skin glowing and radiant with a beautiful sheen. (6.7-oz $35.00)

The pleasures by Gwyneth Paltrow Limited Edition Collection will be available September 2006 through December 2006 at all Estée Lauder counters and on www.esteelauder.com. ![]()
Categories: New Products, Women's Fragrance, Collectors, Celebrity, Estée Lauder, Estee Lauder Companies
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