Oscar Losers Will Score Big With $55,000 Swag Bag, Especially in the Beauty Department

Those that don't go home with an Oscar statue will have a swag bag worth $55,000 as a consolation prize.

"We always look forward to introducing celebrities to an array of companies with fabulous gifts to share," said Lash Fary of marketing firm Distinctive Assets. "But it's particularly fun to be able to do so when you know it will truly brighten someone's day. Even Hollywood's most acclaimed starts are disappointed over this particular loss, and when our consolation gift shows up the next day we like to think it's a welcome distraction."

Other than watches, shoes, and teas, the actors will score big in the beauty department.

Let's take a look at the nine items or services that have been listed, shall we?

1. Acure skincare products, valued at $300

This family-owned, organic company is all about natural and fair trade. According to Acure, "We use only the purest, most effective fair trade, natural and organic ingredients available. We travel the globe to find the highest quality ingredients to formulate our products."

2. M3K beauty products, valued at $300

Kim S Johnston set out to create a brand that worked for women like herself, women "with a job, kids and a mortgage could afford," she said on her brand's website.

3. 10 personal trainer sessions, $850

They can drown their sorrows in some high-fat foods, and then be back in shape just as quickly.

4. Nutritionist, acupuncturist house call, valued at $500

5. Steamist home spa system, valued at $2,560

This is the biggest splurge in the beauty/health category.

6. Aromatherapy session house call, valued at $450

7. Hydoxycut gummies and protein bars, valued at $85

Hydroxycut brands itself as "America's No. 1 weight loss supplement brand."

8. Massage session house call, valued at $350

9. Makeup Studio products by Diane Capt, valued at $105

The list will keep growing, but should the celebrities be dissatisfied with their beauty haul, they'll at least be able to blow off some steam by going on vacation.