Price History & Buying Guide

L'Oréal Paris Infaillible 3-Second Setting Mist 75 ml

Buy nowTiming Score90/100

Price history for L'Oréal Paris Infaillible 3-Second Setting Mist 75 ml

Current best price: 91 kr.
Fair value: 105 kr.

13% below fair value

Lowest (12 mo.): 91 kr.
Highest (12 mo.): 105 kr.
Average (12 mo.): 103 kr.
Price drops / month: 0.8
Volatility: Moderate
Days tracked: 38

Is now a good time to buy L'Oréal Paris Infaillible 3-Second Setting Mist 75 ml?

Yes — L'Oréal Paris Infaillible 3-Second Setting Mist 75 ml is currently trading at 91 kr., which is 13% below our computed fair value of 105 kr.. The timing score of 90/100 indicates you rarely need to wait for a materially better moment. Historically we register about 0.8 significant price drops per month for this product, so an even deeper drop can occur — but at the current discount, the risk of waiting typically outweighs the potential gain.

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Full price history (365 days)

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Price development over the last 12 months

Across the last 38 monitored days, the price of L'Oréal Paris Infaillible 3-Second Setting Mist 75 ml has ranged between 91 kr. and 105 kr., averaging 103 kr.. In that period we registered 1 significant price drops — day-over-day declines of at least 2% — which corresponds to roughly 0.8 per month. Lowest and highest prices are measured across the verified retailers we monitor, after obvious misreads are filtered out.

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How we compute fair value

Swuupi's fair value is a statistically cleaned reference price based on the product's full price history across the retailers we monitor. Obvious misreads and artificially inflated was-prices are filtered out, so the "below/above fair value" call reflects the market's real level — not a campaign price the retailer chose as its own comparison.