Expensive fun!
That’s how much Duchess Meghan invests in her beauty routine
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Beauty at any cost? When it comes to beauty, Duchess Meghan and Duchess Kate leave little to chance – and dig deep into their pockets.
When Duchess Kate or Duchess Meghan step in front of the cameras, the world looks at one thing above all else: their outfits. Understandable, but a shame, because the royal beauties also have a lot to offer when it comes to beauty. Whether perfectly cared for skin, the right make-up and one or the other treatment – Kate, Meghan and Co. rely on a sophisticated beauty routine that especially the latter can cost a lot.
Dermatologists from the Vera Clinic in Istanbul have taken a closer look at the royal ladies based on TV interviews and magazine articles in which they talked about their care and believe they know which products can be found in the bathrooms of the royals.
Duchess Meghan is expected to spend around 700 euros on beauty products
Accordingly, Duchess Meghan in particular should dig deep into her pockets when it comes to her beauty favorites. She allegedly spends around 730 euros on products, including the moisturizing serum from Kate Somerville (around 80 euros) or the enzyme peeling from Tatcha Rice (around 66 euros). Biggest cost factor: the facials by Nichola Joss for the equivalent of over 400 euros. According to the experts, the wife of Prince Harry, 40, does not only use expensive branded products. Even drugstore evergreens such as a Nivea sunscreen can be found in your bathroom cabinet.
“Meghan has a huge selection of products in her beauty cabinet – from cheap to high-priced. Including one of the most useful products – tea tree oil, which happens to be the cheapest of them all. Tea tree oil can be used to dry out impurities and has an anti-inflammatory effect.” , reveals dermatologist Mehmet Göker.
Kate pays half as much for her beauty routine © Getty Images
But not only Duchess Meghan has optimized her care routine for herself, her sister-in-law Duchess Catherine should also swear by a fine selection of beauty products – including the Silver Bee Venom Mask by Heaven by Deborah Mitchell (around 100 euros) or the Beauty Sleep Elixir by Beuti Skincare (around 76 euros). Prince William’s wife probably pays a lot less for her daily moisturizer from Nivea (around 7 euros) and rose hip oil (around 20 euros). Overall, the contents of her bathroom cabinet are significantly cheaper than Meghan’s. Kate allegedly costs around 360 euros for her care.
Only the Queen is even more economical than the two. It is said to get by with the equivalent of around 75 euros, with the legendary “Eight Hour Cream” from Elizabeth Arden for around 30 euros and a shower gel from Molton Brown for around 35 euros being the most expensive items.