Woolworths Stock La Mer Skincare for Over R40k, Woman in TikTok Video Can’t Believe Product Has 7 000 Reviews

• A TikTok video shows that a luxury French brand is available at Woolworths but at a steep cost
• La Mer is a skincare brand, and it costs a fortune to buy, and the price is mind-blowing in South African rands
• People were in disbelief after seeing the exorbitant price of the moisturiser in the local online store

One woman discovered La Mer skin care is listed on the Woolworths website. A screenshot of its price tag left South Africans astounded.

The French skincare brand is only accessible to those with deep pockets. People commented to express their disbelief at the exorbitant price tag.

French luxury brand La Mer sold at Woolworths at sky-high price point

@silver_daisys posted that she found La Mer on the Woolworths website. The lady was floored when she saw it priced at R42 350 for 500 ml. Watch the video below:

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South Africans amazed by price of La Mer and number of people buying it

People love seeing products with ridiculously high prices. The expensive moisturiser available at Woolworths was even more fascinating because it had 7 000 reviews. The feedback may also be from those who bought smaller sizes, the 30ml costs R 3 400.

Nezuko Kamada said:

"The fountain of youth better be in that tub."

Bohemian hun_ commented:

"I thought it was photoshopped, I went to the Woolworths website, yoh,it’s true!"

kgothiie wrote:

"Okay but those reviews. Guys re squeezeng in please."

tadielisa added:

"Someone's whole year salary for what? I will apply cooking oil."

DIY By Ndivhuwo reasoned:

"I’m assuming this may be the 500 ml or the 750 ml."

silver daisys, the creator replied:

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"It’s 500ml, but that’s also like a tub of Nivea or Vaseline."

Cotton On sells metal mugs at over R150, SA upset at cups you can find at gogo's

Briefly News previously reported that Cotton On is one of the most popular retail stores in South Africa, but is getting negative attention. The shop is being criticised for selling supposedly overpriced mugs.

Most peeps were infuriated as they thought the cups looked exactly like steel cups. Others did not hop on the hate train as they argued that the mugs had different functions.

Radio 94.7 reported that Twitter users were up in arms after radio presenter Anele Mdoda brought their attention to Cotton On selling pricey mugs. The mugs, going for R199, received backlash as they compared it to similar-looking ones for R10.

Source: Briefly News