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La Mer
Crème de la Mer Moisturizing Cream costs about $200 for 30 ml ($197.16 / fl oz). The closest match below is NIVEA Creme Moisturizing Cream at $10, about 99% less per ounce. Each pair is compared on format, finish and key ingredients, including what the dupe doesn't do.
Rich occlusive cream built around the brand's fermented sea kelp ferment. It should be warmed between fingertips and pressed into skin, not rubbed in. Best for dry skin.
Cost per fl oz
What matches
Both are built on a mineral oil, petrolatum and glycerin base, which does most of the moisturizing.
What the dupe does worse
NIVEA lacks the kelp ferment and has a stronger scent.
NIVEA Creme Moisturizing Cream at about $10. Both are built on a mineral oil, petrolatum and glycerin base, which does most of the moisturizing. NIVEA lacks the kelp ferment and has a stronger scent. The price difference is more than 250× per ml.
Crème de la Mer Moisturizing Cream costs about $200 for 30 ml, or $197.16 / fl oz. NIVEA Creme Moisturizing Cream works out at $0.74 / fl oz, roughly 99% less.
No. A dupe matches the format, finish or key ingredients closely enough that most people won't see a difference in wear. Packaging, scent, shade range and longevity usually differ, and each comparison on this page says how.
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