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Estee Lauder Pays NASA $128,000 for Photo Shoot in Space

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5:30 PM IST, 26 Sep 20205:30 PM IST, 26 Sep 2020Save(Bloomberg) -- Estee Lauder Cos.&nbsp;is sending its newest skincare formula into space, and it’ll cost only about as much as paying a big influencer for a few Instagram posts. Estee Lauder Cos.&nbsp;is sending its newest skincare formula into , and it’ll cost only about as much as paying a big influencer for a few Instagram posts.The U.S. cosmetics giant is spending $128,000 for NASA to fly 10 bottles of its skin serum to the International Space Station. Once there, astronauts will take pictures of Estee Lauder’s&nbsp;Advanced Night Repair in the cupola control tower, which has panoramic views of the cosmos. The images will be used on social media, with the company planning to auction&nbsp;one bottle off for&nbsp;charity when the items return to Earth this spring.The global recession, triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, has pushed brands to get more creative with their advertising because consumers are cutting back. Within beauty, several companies are spending less on traditional ads, while looking for new ways to break through the glut of content out there. In a press release, Estee Lauder highlighted it being the “first beauty brand to go into space” as a means to tout its “skincare innovation.”The Northrop Grumman Antares rocket that will transport the skin serum as part of a supply run is scheduled to launch on Tuesday night from Wallops Island, Virginia. The Cygnus cargo craft will then dock on the space station early Saturday.Estee Lauder’s push into micro-gravity is part of NASA’s effort to commercialize low-earth orbit and make it a domain where private enterprise eventually does business as routinely as the government conducts spacewalks. Companies from Goodyear Tire &amp; Rubber to Merck &amp; Co have used space for research, and NASA is hoping to expand its use, including private citizens visiting the space station.“We need to expand people’s perspective on what we can accomplish in space,” said Phil McAlister, NASA’s director of commercial spaceflight development.©2020 Bloomberg L.P.Add BQ Prime App to home screen.INSTALL APP

5:30 PM IST, 26 Sep 20205:30 PM IST, 26 Sep 2020Save(Bloomberg) -- Estee Lauder Cos.&nbsp;is sending its newest skincare formula into space, and it’ll cost only about as much as paying a big influencer for a few Instagram posts. Estee Lauder Cos.&nbsp;is sending its newest skincare formula into , and it’ll cost only about as much as paying a big influencer for a few Instagram posts.The U.S. cosmetics giant is spending $128,000 for NASA to fly 10 bottles of its skin serum to the International Space Station. Once there, astronauts will take pictures of Estee Lauder’s&nbsp;Advanced Night...

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