The Most Expensive Beauty Products in the World

Boasting rare, pure essential oils – including jasmine, rose, and neroli – JK7’s Rejuvenating Serum-Lotion promises to kickstart your anti-aging skincare routine. If you’re concerned about the signs of aging and also have $1,200 to spare, give this luxurious serum a try. JK7 Rejuvenating Serum-Lotion, $1,200

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Luxury skincare brand La Prairie is famous for products with anti-aging ingredients and high price tags. Their Skin Caviar Concealer-Foundation is a two-in-one product, featuring a dewy foundation and matching full-coverage concealer, each infused with caviar extract. This luxurious makeup experience will cost you $230. La Prairie Skin Caviar Concealer-Foundation SPF 15, $230

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Caviar is not only a delicious luxe snack, but also a pretty popular luxury skincare ingredient. Orogold Cosmetics 24K Caviar Elastin Restoration capsules look like caviar and feature the ingredient to help deliver plump, smooth, glowy skin. One jar – containing 120 little capsules – costs a cool $1,200. Orogold Cosmetics 24K Caviar Elastin Restoration, $1, 200

Want some lipstick to match your red-bottomed shoes? Iconic designer Christian Louboutin delivers an opulent sensory experience with a velvet matte lipstick in his iconic red shade (among others). At $120 a pop, at least Louboutin lipstick is nowhere near the cost of Louboutin shoes! Christian Louboutin Velvet Matte Lip Colour, $120

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The brand that revolutionized foundation application with toothbrush-style makeup brushes is at it again. Artis Bespoke is a combination of a product, experience, and service. For a mere $25,000, you get a custom-engraved, white gold-plated makeup brush embellished with diamonds. In addition to the brush, you also receive one-on-one training with the brand’s in-house makeup artist, as well as ongoing phone and email support, servicing, and insurance. Talk about opulence. Artis Bespoke, $25,000

Mason Pearson hair brushes are iconic in their own right. With over 130 years of craftsmanship behind them, the company claims that the product has hardly changed since the 1920s. Why mess with a good thing, right? Diehard fans of the brush claim that it helps improve the hair’s condition, conditioning and exfoliating the scalp to leave hair smooth, shiny, and more manageable. Mason Pearson Handy Bristle Hair Brush for Medium Length Hair, $320

If there were a beauty dictionary, La Mer would be on the “luxury skincare” page. The brand is synonymous with high end skincare and higher prices. The whole La Mer line – including this cult classic cream – features their trademarked Miracle Broth, a secret ingredient meant to moisturize, soothe, and renew the skin. Price varies based on size, but the 0.5 oz jar retails for $120; the jumbo 16.5 oz size goes for a cool $3030. La Mer Crème de la Mer Moisturizing Cream, $120–$3030

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Inspired by a surge in popularity of both crystals and skincare, crystal face rollers have become staples in many beauty lovers’ skincare routines. Touted as improving circulation and promoting firmer, clearer skin, facial rollers can vary in price depending on size and the type of crystal used. In this case, Trouva’s dual-ended jade face roller will set you back $88. Trouva Pure Mind Double Jade Face Roller, $88

La Prairie makes the list again for luxury products at luxury prices. Their Platinum Rare cream harnesses the power of one of the rarest elements on earth, allowing it to bond with human skin to deliver hydration as well as anti-aging benefits. La Prairie Cellular Cream Platinum Rare, $1751

Drugstore mascara just not cutting it? You might consider trading it in for Chantecaille’s Faux Cils mascara, which promises to give a false lash effect while promoting longer, stronger lashes with a unique peptide blend. Chantecaille Faux Cils Longest Lash Mascara, $97

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For those days you can’t be bothered to use both blush and highlighter, why not try a two-in-one? Sisely Paris’s gorgeous L’Orchidée Highlighter Blush doubles as both blush and highlighter, and will look beautiful on your vanity to boot. Since you’re shelling out $135 for it, at least it’s a multipurpose product? Sisely Paris L’Orchidée Highlighter Blush, $135

Luxe skincare brand Sisely rounds out their Confort Extrême line – a line of nourishing and revitalizing products – with a lip balm. With hazelnut, plum, and sunflower oil as well as shea butter, this balm promises to nourish and repair dry and dehydrated lips for a fuller, plumper effect…all for a cool $95. Sisely Paris Confort Extrême Nutritive Lip Balm, $95

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Celebrated fashion designer Christian Louboutin’s foray in to the beauty world is not limited to lipstick. Louboutin combines stiletto-inspired packaging with his iconic red lacquer for a beauty experience that’s very Louboutin. Christian Louboutin Nail Colour in Rouge Louboutin, $65

A hair dryer might seem like a puzzling release for a company famous for its vacuum cleaners, but on second thought, it makes perfect sense. Dyson’s Supersonic Hair Dryer brings the company’s expertise in air flow technology to the haircare game. The pricey dryer promises to dry hair faster than other dryers on the market. Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer, $500

When it comes to fragrances, Tom Ford is the peak of luxury. If notes of bergamot, mandarin orange, lavender, myrtle and rosemary are your jam, you might not mind shelling out $390 for Tom’s Neroli Portofino perfume. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Eau de Parfum, $390

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