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User comments�:
"Plateau candles not only light the room but have the most pleasing scent of any candle I have tried".
"The candle is a little pricey but worth every cent. The fragrance is amazing and they really last".
"I just loved the essence. I don't know how many compliments I've received on "My new scent".
"The Body and room spray is by far the most� pleasant fragrance I�have tried".
"Where have you been. I haven't been able to purchase Plateau since the Spa was closed in Manhattan".
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Plateau has been the subject of rave reviews and garnered national media attention.
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SHARON ELCOCK BEAUTY EDITOR OF ESSENCE MAGAZINE CALLS PLATEAU:
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Eric J. Herrera, owner of Innovative Events, Inc. in New York City, who has designed parties for Whoopi Goldberg and Celine Dion, recommends among other amenities, Plateau Essence for a �romantic spa `a deux�.
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