When thinking about buying your partner something for Valentines Day, most would settle with chocolates and flowers.
But according to Gwyneth Paltrow’s gift guide those eager to please will have to dig deep, as only a £26,000 necklace or a two-person sauna will suffice.
Releasing her annual Goop Valentines Day gift guide, Gwyneth Paltrow claims ‘nothing says I love you’ like some overpriced and outlandish gifts.
This year her list features a £7,000 two person Infared sauna, which as of Wednesday, had just one remaining in stock.
A £24,000 18karat diamond necklace was also a suggestion for those stuck for ideas.
As was a £17,000 yellow gold bangle – which also only had one left in stock.
According to Gwyneth Paltrow ‘s gift guide those eager to please will have to dig deep, as only a £26,000 necklace or a two-person sauna will suffice
This year her list features a £7,000 two person Infared sauna, which as of Wednesday, had just one remaining in stock.
A 125g tin of Russian Osetra Caviar was suggested for £600.
Other food includes a box of four dates for £50 and a £250 Matcha making kit.
A crossbody bag that holds a bottle of champagne for £120 is also on the list, as is £500 Goop jumper, a £400 hairbrush and a £170 ‘sex pillow’.
Pyjamas, underwear and perfume were also on the list.
Gwyneth also promoted some of her own Goop beauty products including lip balm for £80, body cream for £55, a vibrator for £80 and sex oil for £40.
The actress founded Goop 17 years ago in 2008 with what began as a newsletter to her family and closest friends.
Now growing to a website, podcast, brand and shop, it’s generated criticism over the years for being too expensive and promoting eyebrow raising products such as sex dust and vampire repellent.
She had also previously advised readers to purchase a £12,000 24k gold vibrator and vaginal jade eggs.
But Gwyneth has seemingly had no trouble pulling in the big bucks having raised more than £113 million in capital from blue-chip firms.
Releasing her annual Goop Valentines Day gift guide, Gwyneth Paltrow claims ‘nothing says I love you’ like some overpriced and outlandish gifts
A £24,000 18karat diamond necklace was also a suggestion for those stuck for ideas.
As was a £17,000 yellow gold bangle (left) – which also only had one left in stock, meanwhile a 125g tin of Russian Osetra Caviar was suggested for £600 (right)
A crossbody bag that holds a bottle of champagne for £120 is also on the list, as is £500 Goop jumper, a £400 hairbrush (above) and a £170 ‘sex pillow’
Gwyneth also promoted some of her own Goop beauty products including lip balm for £80, body cream for £55, a vibrator for £80 and sex oil for £40 (above)
In recent months the company is said it has shifted its focus into beauty, food and fashion (Gwyneth pictured in September)
In October last year she laid off ten of her staff after laying off 40 in September from the 216 person strong team.
In recent months the company is said it has shifted its focus into beauty, food and fashion.
It includes the in-house clothing brand G. Label, beauty lines Goop Beauty and Good Clean Goop, and the start up of Goop Kitchen, a restauran
t that only delivers takeout.
Earlier this month, Goop announced a massive donation for victims of the LA fires.
Gwyneth revealed Goop will be donating more than $2 million worth of products to charities assisting those afflicted by the disaster.
The CEO said the donation has been sent to charities including Baby2Baby, a nonprofit supporting children living in poverty, and Altadena Girls, a donation drive for teenage girls impacted by the Eaton fire.
Goop’s Brentwood store is also sending care packages consisting of beauty and skin care products to goop clients impacted by the blaze.
