THE BEAUTY INVESTMENT: WHY COST PER USE MATTERS MORE THAN THE PRICE TAG
THE BEAUTY INVESTMENT: WHY COST PER USE MATTERS MORE THAN THE PRICE TAG I used to think a beauty “investment” meant one thing: expensive. You know the kind of product. Beautiful packaging. Fancy name. A price tag that makes you hesitate before clicking Add to Cart. But the longer I’ve been around beauty, the less I believe price tells us much about value. Recently, I bought a Madamua Detox Oxygen Cream on Amazon for less than $4. I wasn’t expecting much at that price, but it surprised me. My skin felt hydrated and soft, I liked the texture, and my skin still felt good the next morning. And the packaging? It looks nicer than products I’ve seen costing five times as much. Then I picked up a package of Intense Repair Nail + Cuticle Masks at Dollar General for around $2. I’ve only used them once, so I’m certainly not ready to call them a miracle treatment. But after that one use, my cuticles looked noticeably less ragged. Two dollars well spent. At the other end of my bathroom are my Eart...