I just asked all of my editor friends—these are the exact beauty products they think are worth investing in

From £65 face mists to £215 perfumes

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Journalists and content creators within the beauty community are some of the best sources to speak to about investment beauty products. We are lucky enough to be able to try a huge variety of products—from moisturisers and mascaras to perfumes and hair tools. It's safe to say, therefore, that we really do know which pricier items are worth the extra spend.

Let me just preface this by saying we all love our high street, affordable beauty buys; in fact, I recently wrote an ode to my go-to 15 under £15 products. However, sometimes you just deserve a beauty treat, particularly if you find something you can't replicate and that brings you joy like no other.

So let myself and my best beauty mates influence you: these products are worth it.

1. Rebecca Fearn, Freelance Beauty Editor

2. Shannon Lawlor, Marie Claire Executive Beauty Editor

3. Olivia McCrea-Hedley, Freelance Writer & Editor

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4. Zeynab Mohamed, Freelance Beauty Journalist

5. Madeleine Spencer, Podcaster and Beauty & Wellness Writer at The Evening Standard

6. Humeara Mohamed, Freelance Beauty Journalist

7. Mica Rickets, Freelance Beauty Editor

8. Mollie Burdell, Freelance Beauty Editor & Presenter

9.  Aleesha Badkar, Digital Beauty Editor at Woman & Home

10. Lucy Abbersteen, Freelance Beauty Editor and Copywriter

Rebecca is a freelance beauty journalist and contributor to Marie Claire. She has written for titles including Refinery29, The Independent, Grazia, Coveteur, Dazed, Stylist, and Glamour. She is also a brand consultant and has worked with the likes of The Inkey List on campaign messaging and branded copy. She’s obsessed with skincare, nail art and fragrance, and outside of beauty, Rebecca likes to travel, watch true crime docs, pet sausage dogs and drink coffee. Rebecca is also passionate about American politics and mental health awareness.