What's In The Oscars £100,000 Goody Bag This Year?

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Oh, just a trip to Tanzania...

The Oscars 2018 are in sight, taking place at LA’s Dolby Theatre on 4th March 2018, and hosted this year by talk show host Jimmy Kimmel.

If this year’s Golden Globes and Baftas are anything to go by, we’re in for a night of black-coloured couture, high profile activism and some record-breaking wins – with Ladybird’s Greta Gerwig being the fifth woman ever to be nominated for a best director Oscar.

But the question on everyone's lips this week doesn't revolve around winners or acceptance speeches - instead people are dying to know what's going to be in the legendary goody bags - this year apparently costing a whopping £100,000.

Yes you read that right, £100,000 - but given the fact that these are no ordinary goody bags, including a trip to Hawaii and phobia relief sessions, it makes sense.

What is in the Oscars 2018 goody bag?

Edible jewellery from Chocolatines Underarm sweat patches from Dandi Patch Lemonade-flavoured moonshine from Southern Wicked Lemonade A 12-night Tanzania trip for two from International Expeditions A 7-day Hawaii trip at Koloa Landing Resort in Poipu A stay at Avaton Luxury Villas Resort in Halkidiki, Greece A week-long spa retreat at Golden Door Pepperface, a lightweight pepper spray Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation dental procedure 23andMe genetic service A Luxura Diamonds "conflict-free" necklace NeverMissed dating app, available pre-launch A 10,000 bowl donation to an animal shelter of their choice and bags of pet food from Halo, Purely For Pets

MZ Skin firming eye cream and golden treatment mask A lifetime supply of Oxygenetix foundation Locally-grown oranges, courtesy of delivery app EpiFruit A memoir by Esther Fairfax about her mother, Lotte Berk, innovator of Barre Healing Saint's skin serum and follicle stimulant Jarritos, the Mexican soda 10 sessions with personal trainer Alexis Seletzky A one-year supply of ALLÉL's skincare programme Bangarang's Positive Cube, a wooden box filled with 199 cards of positive action and quotes Colour-changing lipstick from Blush & Whimsy Charleston & Harlow soy candles Danish cookbook, Cook Yourself Happy Curlee Girlee children's book Organic, vegan and small-batch Delicacies lollipops Face It and Eye Love It facewash and makeup removers Happiest Tee's American-made T-shirts Weight loss supplement Hydroxycut Organic 10-piece Inception of Beauty makeup set Justice for Vets symbolic coin An 18-minute phobia-relief session with Kalliope

LE CÈLINE eyelashes products Liwu jewelry from Ireland Look Fabulous Forever makeup specially formulated for older women My Magic Mud toothpaste, which combines activated coconut shell charcoal and bentonite clay M.Y.O cosmetic clutch 99 Creative WOWs creativity kit Nurse Gigi skin rejuvenation procedures Oumere anti-aging skincare Paiva Aloe cleanser and mask PETA's cruelty-free bath bombs 2 gourmet pretzel gift boxes from Posh Pretzels A.I. beauty startup PROVEN's personalised skincare products Quincy Herbals detox tea Quip's oral care kit Commissioned work from Reian Williams Fine Art Rouge Maple syrup Safi Kilima bracelet with oval tanzanite stones Shop Modern Innovations' levitating bluetooth speaker The Green Garmento's multi-use Gigantote Vaya's Tyffyn lunchboxes Totalee hair care products Wetsleeve on-the-go hydration sleeve Youthblast anti-aging supplement and 24k Gold Facial

Jenny Proudfoot is an award-winning journalist, specialising in lifestyle, culture, entertainment, international development and politics. After working at Marie Claire UK for seven years - rising from intern to Features Editor - she is now a freelance contributor to the News and Features section.

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