Beauty Tips For Body Care
I had a bottle of DE TLC, I counted the pumps while I used it. It’s MSRP is $134. This is about $.54/pump (exactly $.536) and if you use a 20% coupon like I do at Sephora, then it is $113.62 after taxes for ~$.45/pump.It gave out on 244, but then if you open it, there’s enough for 2 days worth of TLC, and I use 3 pumps a day, so that’s how I got 250.I use 3 pumps 2 nights in a row, then I take a night off. So by that I mean, Monday/Tuesday will be 3 pumps each, Wednesday will be 0, Thursday/Friday will be 3 pumps each, Saturday will be 0, etc.This is about 83 days worth of pumps for me, meaning I get about 125 days of use for each bottle I purchase (due to my pattern). This is just over 4 months which is accurate for the lifespan of the bottle. I had the bottle for 6 months, but I had the occasional baby facial (meaning no TLC) and every time I stop in Sephora I grab a sample of TLC for that night/the next night so it prolonged the life a bit. I bought the bottle at the sale back in April and it ran out a week before the sale in November.Kind of shocked I got an even 250 for the number, but there you go, hopefully this will help you on planning.I’m currently trying it with my DE CFirma but it’s not empty yet, and I bought the littles for an upcoming trip, I intend to count with the littles, but I’m not starting until the trip (on 12/20) so that one won’t come for quite a while.But according to the math, 250 pumps for 50ml, I’m gonna guess that my little TLC is going to be 40 pumps bc it’s 8ml. We will see!Important note: sample size: 1
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