PHOTOSTeresa Giudice's Beauty Routine Costs $27K Per Year
Nov. 8 2018, Published 6:16 p.m. ET
Teresa Giudice's beauty regime doesn't just consist of fake tans, blowouts and Botox. It actually composed of so much more than that and it all comes down to a very hefty price. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star spends roughly $27,077 on her beauty routine PER YEAR. Would you expect any less from a shining star like her? She opened up to Glamour about her daily routines and even divulged their price tags. Keep reading to get all the deets on her lavish beauty lifestyle.
The hot momma of four is a stickler for letting professionals do her hair and even has doubles of her makeup bags. She makes sure she has one for home and one for traveling around the globe.
The 46-year-old revealed that her skin care regime costs about $232 but her in-office skin treatments can run her approximately $4,800 a year. She's religious in wearing eye cream, using moisturizer and getting Botox & Hydrafacials.
Shower and perfume essentials are a must for the reality star and run up to about $332. Exfoliation and great-smelling scents are the keys to being fresh.
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Teresa's eye, face and lashes makeup combined values per year at about $3,488. It takes a lot of dough to maintain her lipstick obsession.
Now this is a big one. Her intensive hair care routine makes a dent in her pocket at about $12,124 annually. Teresa uses keratin treatments for her golden locks which keep her hair glossy and smooth.
Finally, her body care treatments costs $1,101. She spray tans once a month and regularly uses laser hair removal.
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