Nail Polish Costs How Much?

According to Goodhousekeeping.com, In 1934, a bottle of Cutex nail polish cost 35 cents. It was only available in three shades of red. These days, you're pressed to find any Cutex nail polish, as their current marketing efforts are nail polish remover.

Nail polish has come such a long way. Mere cents on the dollar has become several dollars. As with anything, you get what you pay for, and nail polish isn't an exception to the rule. Cheap polish will flake only after a few hours of wear it seems; and don't think of washing dishes without a protective barrier like rubber gloves. It will stain your nails, and make them more brittle -- due to the harsh chemicals used in them.

Then, there is the world's most expensive nail polish, costing $250,000. Yes! you read this correctly... $250,000 is the cost for Black Diamond King nail polish -- made with 267 carats worth of black diamonds.

Where Black Diamond King doesn't tout too many other qualities, we are proud of our benefits to cost value analysis.

M by Marlo Nail Lacquers are manufactured with several qualities we are proud of:

• Made in the USA - our polishes won't be sitting on a cargo ship in port from overseas ever!

• Low Odor

• Fast Drying - say bye-bye to paying an extra $1 upgrade for fast dry topcoat

• 5 Free - No Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, DPB, Camphor, or Toulene in our formula! = Better on your nail bed, less harsh chemicals to weaken nails.

Remember, you get what you pay for, and your nails will thank you for investing in a quality product like M by Marlo Nail Lacquers.