I have the Trilogy Radiance Mask on again and it got me thinking about this. It's about half way through and I've used it five times so at $35 a pop that would work out at $3.50 per mask.
I think that's good value really, for an organic skincare product. I'm going to follow up with the Living Nature Ultra Nourishing Mask again and by the looks of it that will probably last longer than the Trilogy mask as you don't need to apply it so thickly. You massage it in rather than washing it off although you do tissue off any excess after massaging it in.
Do you ever try and calculate the cost per application is of your skincare products?
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Hah yeah true. I hadn't thought of that. Nice way of justifying the expense :)
I'd like to figure out how much the serums I use cost me too. With some of them I have to use 5 or more drops and I go through them quite quickly, others not so much.
I suppose if you consider the MitoQ, that serum lasted me a month and I was applying three pumps twice a day. They calculate it costs about a dollar a day to use it though. So I guess skincare companies use the same logic sometimes lol
I'd like to figure out how much the serums I use cost me too. With some of them I have to use 5 or more drops and I go through them quite quickly, others not so much.
I suppose if you consider the MitoQ, that serum lasted me a month and I was applying three pumps twice a day. They calculate it costs about a dollar a day to use it though. So I guess skincare companies use the same logic sometimes lol
Shaz - I know that brain thing, it gets worse as you age ;)
Maree - that's tempting. They are nice products from what I've read in the reviews. The free head band is a nice touch!
Edited to add - it never goes as far as they say for me. I don't know if it's my skin or the 2 drops per application (on average) thing is a marketing ploy.
Maree - that's tempting. They are nice products from what I've read in the reviews. The free head band is a nice touch!
Edited to add - it never goes as far as they say for me. I don't know if it's my skin or the 2 drops per application (on average) thing is a marketing ploy.
Bex that's extortion lol. I bet you would want to see results very quickly!
It makes me feel better about the Living Nature Radiance Night Oil which is $90 for 10ml. I am getting that as part of their Skin Rewards scheme though so I'm grateful to not have to pay for it at all and can't wait for it to arrive.
Oh and maths isn't my strong point either ladies :)
It makes me feel better about the Living Nature Radiance Night Oil which is $90 for 10ml. I am getting that as part of their Skin Rewards scheme though so I'm grateful to not have to pay for it at all and can't wait for it to arrive.
Oh and maths isn't my strong point either ladies :)
Bex - if you shop around you can get really good GWPs too :)
Kim-Rose - I thought exactly the same thing. We are worth it no matter how cliche that sounds it is the truth :)
Macs - Numbers = fuzzyness lol
itsclearascrystal - Have you seen the Steps To Skincare packs? You get a great deal on a cleanser, toner and moisturiser for $70.
Jesse - hah yeah true, hadn't thought of that :)
Pifithrin - Agreed even though there is debate around whether an eye cream is really necessary or not. I suppose that rather depends on the thickness of the product you use as a normal moisturiser.
Kim-Rose - I thought exactly the same thing. We are worth it no matter how cliche that sounds it is the truth :)
Macs - Numbers = fuzzyness lol
itsclearascrystal - Have you seen the Steps To Skincare packs? You get a great deal on a cleanser, toner and moisturiser for $70.
Jesse - hah yeah true, hadn't thought of that :)
Pifithrin - Agreed even though there is debate around whether an eye cream is really necessary or not. I suppose that rather depends on the thickness of the product you use as a normal moisturiser.
chelseaadelaide I honestly think using a foundation brush for my masks has been one of the best tips i have learnt. The masks last so much longer!
The foundation brush is so much more cost effective when putting on some masks. With a brush I have made freemans and montague sachet masks last 3 goes while putting a decent amount of product on my face. Shame I had to buy the foundation brush as I didn't have one at the time and only bought it as I got tired of product mess on my hands.
AmandaJane as long as you wash the brush once you have finished putting the mask on, it comes out all clean and as you have to do something while the mask is working it's magic great time to clean it.
The only grainy mask I have is Lush magnaminty which a brush can't really do well. I wish they made the grains smaller on it so I could use the brush.
The only grainy mask I have is Lush magnaminty which a brush can't really do well. I wish they made the grains smaller on it so I could use the brush.
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