Gwyneth Paltrow shared a video of herself in the shower as she plugged her Goop hair care products.
The Hollywood beauty’s lifestyle brand – known for things like vagina-scented candles and a sex pillow – is offering a Healthy Hair Starter Kit for 77 dollars (£63.60).
So Gwynnie, 49, slipped into the shower to show it off.
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Video posted on Goop’s Instagram account showed the actress lathering up in a black-tiled shower.
She was totally fresh-faced and looked stunning as the jets cascaded over her face.
“More shine? Less frizz? Amazing texture?” the post was captioned.
It then linked to the products Gwyneth uses for her long blonde locks – GOOPGLOW Restore + Shine Hair Serum and G.Tox Himalayan Salt Scalp Scrub Shampoo.
“This two-step routine that GP uses for shinier, healthier-looking hair comes at a beautiful price when you buy both steps,” said the site, which had marked it down from 110 dollars (£90) to 77 dollars.
Many flocked to comment on “gorgeous” the star looked, praising her “natural beauty”.
“LOVE IT,” posted one person.
Another teased: “Let it rain GP.”
But others suggested the hair products were a bit pricey.
“Who could afford it!?” one fan asked.
“I’m sure it’s 1 million dollars,” joked another.
Gwyneth launched Goop in 2008 and she’s raised a few eyebrows over the years with some of the things it sells and promotes, including the This Smells Like My Vagina, which sold out online.
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She also sparked controversy when an article recommended vaginal steaming, claiming it could help with balancing hormones.
Many experts didn’t agree, saying they’d advise against it.
The site also sells a range of sex toys, including a Viva la Vulva Vibrator, a Verge Vibrating Perineum Stimulator and an Arcwave Ion, which is described as “an air-pulsing sex toy for penis owners”.
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