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Aroma Calm Relaxing Body Treatments introduction counters Aroma Tonic energizing body treatments, which bowed in May 1999 with three SKUs (1"The Rose Sheet" Jan. 18, 1999, p. 10). The four-SKU relaxing line offers a soothing fragrance to calm the senses, the firm notes. Aroma Calm Fragrance of rose, iris, nutmeg, sandalwood and cedar will launch in June for $39 for 3.4 oz. Additional introductions following in August include Body Night Creme ($32), Legs and Feet Gel ($27) and Body Treatment Oil for Bath and Massage ($22). Lancome also will add three SKUs to the energizing line - Fragrance with Pure Vitamin E, Cooling Body Smoother with Matifying Powders and Body Oil for Massage & Bath. The additions will be on counter in May and will retail for $38, $28.50 and $20, respectively

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