GWYNETH Paltrow’s Christmas Goop gift guide has caused quite a stir over the nature and price of many of the mentioned items.
The gift guide contents have many people questioning the ridiculous but awesome ideas, including one $28,000 luxury item.
Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow has always gone against the grain with her nontraditional outlook on health and wellness.
The wellness and lifestyle company launched in September 2008 with Paltrow sharing a weekly email newsletter that provided cutting-edge advice concerning sex, intimacy, and relationships that were ahead of its time.
She recently revealed her present picks for the holiday season on Goop’s 2022 Gift Guide which has some people hollering over how ludicrous some of the items are.
The gift guide was divided up into categories with separate guides for men, wellness, cooks, hosts, travelers, kids, and more, but the real highlight is the “ridiculous but awesome” grouping.
What makes many of the gift choices ridiculous but awesome is not just the hefty price tag for many but also the random uses for them, like a Gucci GG Waste Bag Holder, $420, so your pup can go outside in style.
Also, your pet friend can be the most popular dog in the dog park with another gift guide recommended item, a hair color kit for dogs from Rowan, $50.
The list only gets more extreme as it delves deeper with a tricked-out Higherdose Two-Person Infrared Sauna worth $8,099 that includes low-EMF carbon and ceramic heaters, LED lights, and Bluetooth or AUX capabilities.
In addition, why shave with a regular razor when you can gift your friend a Bolin Webb 24-Karat Gold Razor Set, $425, for Christmas that is Goop-approved?
The next two products are conversation starters as they both are unconventional in nature but intriguing nonetheless.
The Kiki de Montparnasse Tufted Boudoir Chaise, $28,500, allegedly mimics the contours of the body and is decked out with stirrups and restraints.
The leather recliner can be displayed in your bedroom or living room as either a sex chair or maybe just an avant-garde piece of furniture.
But in all seriousness, would you pay $75 for a literal bag of free-range goat, horse, chicken, and cow manure called “The Good S**t?”
Apparently, the team at Goop thinks that people will willingly pay for the so-called “finest poop in LA” from Flamingo Estate.
Some other hot takes on the ludicrous list include a Gold-Plated AirPod Chain, $110, Kama Sutra Dinner Napkins, $88, and a Cowgirl Sex Machine, $1,750.
Numerous people took to Twitter to voice how they felt about the uncommon gift guide items.
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“Speechless, especially the sack of organic shit and that chair,” one user wrote online.
“Is all well in Goop’s blond wood and blush pink HQ or did someone take a test kitchen copper ladle to the head?” another tweeted.
