I think the perceived cost of collagen care will vary depending on age group more than expected.

When I was in my 20s, I honestly felt like spending a lot of money on skincare was a waste, but my thinking changed a bit after I passed my mid-30s... haha.

In the past, I was fine as long as I didn't have any skin problems, but lately my skin generally lacks vitality and makeup doesn't look the same as before, so I started looking into skin firming care.

Then I looked into collagen care, and I think the perception of the price definitely varies depending on age. If I were in my 20s, I probably would have passed on it immediately because it was expensive, but maybe because my skin is under so much stress now, I find myself viewing it as an investment.

Of course, the price of collagen care isn't cheap, but compared to the cost of switching out various cosmetics, it wasn't entirely unrealistic.

In particular, since collagen care is often approached for the purpose of managing skin elasticity or condition, I felt that satisfaction would vary depending on what my current concerns are.

For those of you who, like me, feel your skin looks sunken as you get older, the price of collagen care might look different!