Re: "Sephora's API structure actually uses dynamic pricing scripts..." - tbh you dont need heavy monitoring tools just to save a few bucks on skincare.

• Check PriceDropCatch for automated alerts
• Stock up during the big savings events instead
• Buy mini sizes if formulas change often Hope this helps keep your routine on track without breaking the bank!

Sephora's API structure actually uses dynamic pricing scripts that break standard DOM-scraping extensions like Honey. I would suggest looking into Visualping or ChangeTower instead because they monitor specific URL elements for numerical changes. Make sure to set your alert thresholds correctly though, or you'll get spammed by minor stock updates. Hope you can wrangle your skincare budget back into shape!

> I tried Honey and it just failed completely... Ugh yeah, Honey is honestly so hit or miss with beauty sites, especially Sephora. It drove me crazy too. Not sure but I think some people use CamelCamelCamel for Amazon, but for Sephora specifically... IIRC, there used to be a few browser extensions that tried tracking it, but their site changes their layout constantly to block scrapers. Had issues with random extensions just breaking after a week. Someone told me recently that Capital One Shopping sometimes works for price history there, but tbh I havent tested it myself yet so take that with a grain of salt. It kinda feels like shopping blind sometimes, ngl. Budgeting for skincare is so stressful right now with all these random price bumps. Have you tried checking if the actual brand website has a better price? A lot of times the parent brand offers loyalty perks or sign-up discounts that end up way cheaper than Sephora anyway, plus they usually have more reliable sales. Sorry you're dealing with this annoyance! Hope you find a tracker that actually holds up for you soon.