“Yeah. I think, like, under $50, I would buy it if it took care of all my skincare needs.”

“For a whole system that would work for everything that you need in, like a whole AM system, I'm imagining it would be anywhere from four to five products. So I would say probably in the $50.60 dollars a month range.”

“Adding an extra step if it really works. I'm not gonna pay a whole lot extra because, like, I stay on my budget, and I try to stick to it because I'm broke and rent's expensive. But I definitely wouldn't mind adding an extra step. I would take that extra time in the morning and just do something else a little faster to make up for it. Different texture wouldn't bother me, but I definitely am not gonna pay more. Like, I like the price of what I buy because it fits in. Like, I know when it starts getting low, hey. Get ready to spend that on that. You know what I mean?”

“Smooth, like, 30, $35, I would definitely switch. I feel like that's, like, valid, especially if it's, like, good like, in good size for all those products, I would switch.”

“Yeah. It definitely has to be reasonable. Like, in the $20 range, I can't spend more than that per product item.”

“The trade off I'd be willing to make would be, fewer steps and a higher price. I I don't mind price if it helps me in getting the look that I want.”

“I would say something around my products cost about, like, $50, $60. So I would say 50 to $60.”

“Might save I might pay a little bit more, so I would be willing to pay, maybe, $5 more for each product.”

“I would say maybe, like, $40 and under because it is coming with a lot of products, and it's natural. So that is beneficial to the skin. So I would say $40 and under, maybe 50 and under, I think, is also good good price.”

“Honestly, I feel like $40, but that feels way too cheap for how much you would be getting. So maybe just even 30 or 40 for cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen.”

“If it delivered the, the results I was hoping for, I definitely would be willing to have fewer steps. I don't really care about fragrance, so that's not an issue for me because I prefer no fragrance, when it comes to anything on my face. And, slightly higher price, I think nothing more than 10% higher. That would be where I cap out and say, no. Thank you.”

“It's mostly for the texture and what it does for my skin that day. If I need something that's a little bit more dewy and glowy, I would use, a more richer skincare product and finish off with a dewy finish setting spray. But for availability and price, it doesn't really matter to me. Unless it's an astronomical expensive product, I would not buy. But, usually, if it's under a $100, I don't really shy away from anything.”

“I would love to because it seems like it would make everything so much easier. But I feel like usually the packs are expensive and usually just that's just not tailored for everybody. So especially if you're on a budget, buying, like, a whole pack every time is gonna be expensive. So, it's nice for me to mix and match, get what I can at that time, if I can spend more, if I need to spend less, if I need to skip something, to have that freedom.”

“Around the $50.”

“I keep it because, I mean, I have it. It was pretty cheap. So, I need a sunscreen. So I'm not gonna throw this one away and buy a entire new one. I'm just I don't like wasting products, so I'll just use the rest of it. And when I'm done with it, I'll look into buying a new sunscreen and one that I actually like.”

“I think I saw something on TikTok, for drugstore products that a dermatologist recommended. So I was motivated by the price. And when I actually liked how it worked, I just kept using it.”

“I think it's for most of it how each product performs on my skin. That's probably number one. Price is important and could sway me like one way or another, but it's not the most important factor. How it layers under makeup is really important. The Glossier moisturizer was like kind of too thin to mix with eye. Every time I wear makeup, I don't do this when I don't wear makeup, but I will use the Drunk Elephant bronzing drops as like the first step in my makeup routine. So, when my moisturizer doesn't mix well with the drops or my primer, that's a big factor. Then, yeah, of course, I want my skin to feel ready and prepped for makeup.”

“I think I'd be open to paying more as long as I feel like a product really works. I'm open to paying the price for it.”

“If it was, like, a price range, it would really depend on how many products is in there. If we're talking two or three products, I'm not paying for that shit. No. If we're talking like a five, six product thing that has like a moisturizer, a sunscreen, a face wash, a few serums, you know, I would pay a little subscription for that. It also would depend. Are these mid size, full size, or travel size? I'm not paying for travel size anything because if I wanted a sample, I could've got the sample off the website. So if it was like mid size, the products and everything was cohesive and made sense, like $25.30 dollars.”