The Inkey List raises its prices as Trump’s tariff market woes deepen

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 6-May-2025
Skin Care Finance

The British skin care brand’s US price adjustments range from 50 cents to US$1, with some hero products remaining unaffected

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The Inkey List has become the latest brand to raise prices on its products in the US in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s global tariff hikes. 

Price adjustments have been made to the British skin care brand’s Caffeine Eye Cream (rising from US$11 to $12) and Omega Water Cream (from $12 to $13) for US and Canadian consumers. 

Hydrocolloid Invisible Pimple Patches and Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Body Stick are also slightly more expensive, with the overall tweaked costs ranging from 50 cents to US$1. 

Other products, such as the Hyaluronic Acid Serum and Oat Cleansing Balm, remain unaffected by the price changes.

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