Pattern treated tissue paper product

A personal care product comprising a planar substrate and an emollient carried by said substrate;

• said substrate comprising a laminate;
• said laminate comprising at least two plies of tissue paper in juxtaposed relation;
• at least one of said plies comprising a first layer and a second layer;
• said first layer being weak relative to said second layer and having its outwardly facing surface soft, relatively untextured, and smooth;
• said second layer being sufficiently strong to impart sufficient strength to said ply to enable it to perform its intended function;
• said plies being oriented in said laminate so that said outwardly facing surface of said first layer forms one exposed surface of said substrate;
• said emollient being distributed over at least a major portion of said exposed surface;
• said substrate comprising at least one longitudinal edge;
• said plies being united to form said laminate by a pattern of embossments in an embossing region;
• said embossing region extending generally parallel to and adjacent said longitudinal edge;
• said embossing region being substantially free of emollient.

A personal care product comprising a planar substrate and an emollient carried by said substrate;

• said substrate being a two-ply sheet type tissue paper laminate having a substantially flat velutinous top surface;
• said laminate comprising a first ply of tissue paper and a second ply of tissue paper in juxtaposed relation;
• said first ply being a two-layer tissue paper sheet comprising a first layer and a second layer;
• said first layer comprising a primary filamentary constituent of about 60% or more by weight of relatively short papermaking fibers average lengths of from about 0.25 mm to about 1.5 mm;
• said velutinous top surface being the outwardly facing surface of said first layer, which surface is defined by substantially unbounded free end portions of a multiplicity of said short fibers;
• said sheet having an average HTR-Texture of about 1.5 or less;
• and said velutinous surface having an average FFE-Index of at least about sixty;
• said emollient being distributed over at least a major portion of said velutinous top surface.