Not long ago, Guerlain manufactured a lipstick tube made of 18-karat gold and encrusted with rubies, emeralds, and almost 200 free diamonds (totaling a weight of 2.2 carats). It sold for $62,000. A few years back, you could buy a $14 million (yes, we said million) tube of mascara from the now-defunct cosmetics line H. Couture Beauty. The mascara inside the tube could hardly compare to our drugstore favorites. The tube itself—with 1000 Swarovski crystals, 2500 blue diamonds, and 18-karat gold tubing—was responsible for the price. To the credit of these products, both items would be refilled (free of charge) by the brand whenever you ran out. Nonetheless, there’s a reason neither one is available today. While the products in this list dont inspire quite as much sticker shock, they are among the most expensive you can buy today.

 Here are 10 of the most expensive beauty products that have graced the market:

1 – Theodent 300 Clinical Strength Whitening CrystalMint $100.00

Starting off our list at the measly $100 mark, we have toothpaste. That’s right, toothpaste. Many of us shell out a Benjamin for a high-powered serum or a luxe makeup brush set, but toothpaste is another story. This pricey paste is a blend of minerals and the brand’s proprietary ingredient Rennou, which contains theobromine, a fluoride alternative found in cocoa beans that strengthens tooth enamel. The classic variety costs $16 (still about quadruple the price of Crest), so why the massive price jump? Theodent 300 represents the “extra-strength” version of the proprietary formulation of nontoxic ingredients.

2 – La Prairie Skin Caviar ConcealerFoundation $275.00

All of La Prairie’s products find themselves in the luxury category, thanks to their unique, potent ingredients. This foundation-and-concealer duo promises to fight off environmental damage and plump fine lines, all while keeping your skin looking dewy and fresh. The secret is right in the name: caviar. It’s one of La Prairie’s longstanding anti-aging ingredients, which means it delivers skincare benefits, plus the coverage of makeup, for $275.

3 – Guerlain Orchidée Impériale Mask $327.00

Masks usually dont break the $300 mark, but Guerlains Gold Orchid Technology promises to replenish skin energy and vitality. Plus, it comes in chic packaging with a dainty brush. Its Gold Orchid Technology promises to replenish skin’s energy and vitality while a soy protein extract is meant to firm and lift and mango seed butter is meant to hydrate and nourish. We’re guessing the chic packaging and dainty brush add to the product’s steep price tag. Consider it bathroom décor and skincare in one.

4 – La Prairie Cellular Serum Platinum Rare $805.00

Serums are probably the best beauty splurge because they have the power to make serious skin improvements. Would you pay $805 for one packed with platinum, though? Colloidal platinum, a rare precious metal, helps maintain the skin’s electrical balance in order to preserve its youthful appearance. (Platinum: Its not just for wedding rings.) The futuristic-looking serum also contains tensing agents, a brightening complex, and a blend of antioxidants designed to leave you with firmer, brighter skin, according to the brand.

5 – RéVive Peau Magnifique Youth Recruit Intensive Neck & Décolletage Serum $900.00

RéVive’s Peau Magnifique Youth Recruit Intensive Neck & Décolletage Serum is an opulent investment in your skins vitality and radiance. Whether you choose the full system or the serum alone, prepare for a luxurious skincare experience that delivers visible results.

6 – La Prairie Cellular Cream Platinum Rare $950.00

For the third (and final) time on this list, we have La Prairie—this time with the accompanying cream to the aforementioned Platinum Rare serum. At about $950 per ounce, this luxurious, platinum-infused cream has been creating buzz for years. The jar—with that diamond-shaped lilac inset—is practically famous in and of itself (did you know it weighs more than a pound?). In addition to the DNA-protecting and cell-recharging platinum,

 the brand claims that this moisturizer contains exclusive “smart crystals” to boost the anti-aging properties and climate-activated hydration and deliver the perfect amount of moisture.

7 – Orogold 24K Nano Night Recovery $1,200.00

If gold is more your speed, look no further than this “night recovery elixir. Its infused with 24-karat gold and essential oils, which deliver nutrients and hydration to the skin. Nano-gold (the key anti-aging ingredient) is said to be small enough to efficiently penetrate the deep layers of your skin, ensuring a younger-looking, tighter, more radiant complexion.At least this $1200 per 1.76 ounce product is only a weekly treatment.

8 – Guerlain Orchidée Impériale Cure Face Treatment $1,550.00

Guerlain makes a second appearance on our list. This intensive, four-week treatment (found in the same Orchidée Impériale line as the mask in our #3 spot) is supposed to accelerate the renewal cycle of your skin to leave you with a visibly younger-looking complexion in 28 days, according to the brand. Much like the RéVive eye treatment, this product contains four vials, each of which is designed to address a different skin concern. Weeks one and two focus on stimulating and activating the regenerative process of your skin, which allows for better absorption of the Imperial Orchid Molecular Extract in weeks three and four. In the end, the brand says that the bioenergetic innovation should leave you with firmer, more radiant skin, and fewer fine lines and wrinkles. This treatment also comes with a twice-per-year recommendation (that’s a total of $3100 per year, in case you’re counting).

9 – Clive Christian Baies Rose Iconic Elixir $2,500.00

No roundup of the “most expensive” would be complete without a little fragrance. This one-ounce bottle of women’s fragrance combines juicy notes of exotic yuzu and ripe cassis with rose. Clive Christian (formerly Crown Perfumery), one of the oldest British perfume houses, uses natural ingredients to create all of its pure perfumes. The weighty crystal bottle is certainly handsome enough for display, and when spending $2500, you’re going to want to show it off.

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