This hair dryer may cost as much as a clothes dryer, but it delivers the windpower of a category 1 hurricane (93 mph!) and has a 10,000 hour motor life. Bet your $30 version can’t match that.
A plastic Caboodles box is no place to house your precious Chanel polishes and Tom Ford lipsticks. Upgrade your storage with an over the top treasure chest.
Treat the nicest on your “nice” list to the world’s most expensive soak: Hotel Victor in South Beach offers a $5,000 Evian bath in its $6,000 a night penthouse. A thousand liters of pure Evian spring water are used to fill the room’s 350-gallon infinity tub (and apparently, it gets Serena Williams’ seal of approval).
This isn't your typical fragrance gift. Lancôme partnered with Swiss music box maker Reuge and Baccarat crystal to create the Edition Féérique La Vie est Belle, a $35,000 piece that takes over 120 days of work to produce. Only 15 numbered editions exist in the world.
La Prairie's scientists discovered that platinum could bond with human skin to recharge the skin's electrical balance, so the brand infused an incredibly pricey skin cream with the precious metal.
While the common people use their holiday scented Glade Plug-Ins, you can bask in the luxury of this high-tech machine that turns sealed fragrance capsules into gorgeously scented vapors.
The dozen-step skincare routine trend that started in Korea is bound to break the bank sooner or later. If you're not using a Renovating Cream, Perfecting Water, Perfecting Emulsion and Body Serum already, it's time to get with the program.
