Make the bottle math useful

Cost-per-wash calculator

Enter what you paid and how much you use. Compare the cost of a wash, not just the size of a bottle.

Example inputs only. The 10 mL amount is not a recommended dose.

Estimated cost per use

$0.80

Equivalent uses30
Full uses30
Lasts about15 weeks
Monthly cost$6.93

300 mL ÷ 10 mL = 30 uses. $24 ÷ 30 = $0.80 per use.

0 mL left after 30 full uses.

Monthly estimate uses 52 weeks ÷ 12. Bottle residue, spills and changing amounts can reduce the number of uses.

Measure once, compare more fairly

Use the amount you actually apply. If you shampoo twice, add both applications when you want the cost of a complete wash. For a mask used every other wash, enter the number of times you use that mask each week.

A pump or spray is not a fixed unit. Measure your usual set of pumps in mL, or weigh the amount in grams, before entering it here. Choose the matching bottle unit.

How to measure your hair-product amount

Keep weight and volume separate

US fluid ounces and mL measure volume. Net-weight ounces and grams measure weight. This calculator converts within the same measurement type, but never turns an 8 oz jar into 8 fl oz. That would require knowing the product’s density.

Formula: cost per use = price × amount per use ÷ bottle amount. Full uses are rounded down; a partial dose does not count as another complete use.