Sephora, Clarins, Fenty Beauty, Lancôme, L’Oréal Paris… Review of the best Advent calendars to wait for Christmas in style.
Every day for a month, you wake up with a new beauty product. You don’t have to be a great cosmetics expert to find the idea tempting. Whether in full format or travel version, the surprises of beauty Advent calendars allow you to discover new shards as you count down to Christmas. Some of the many released every year stand out for their quality/price ratio, but also for their design, which makes them real decorative objects.
Highlight your beauty routine
Skincare and makeup calendars have everything you need to transform your indulgences and expand your beauty horizons, such as calendars from Clarins, Lancôme or even Fenty Beauty + Fenty Skin by Rihanna. Skincare addicts can turn to publications that exclusively contain it, such as Nuxe, Kiehl’s, Typology, or Biotherm. Those who prefer makeup can indulge their creativity with Benefit or Paul & Joe Beauty.
Beauty Advent calendars for less than €100
Smaller budgets will also find what they’re looking for this year in a range of beauty Advent calendars for under €100 that don’t skimp on the content. From Blissim to Nocibé, by OPI, Nivea, Sabon or Compagnie de Provence, these well-stocked and beautifully decorated boxes prove that you don’t have to break the bank to afford quality. Some even display a sale price much lower than the actual value of the content. For example, L’Oréal Paris, which costs €94.99, contains 24 full-size products, valued at over €265 in total. Equally profitable is the My Little Box, priced at €49.90, containing €240 worth of cosmetics and beauty products. The same goes for the Sephora Collection (on sale for €49.99, a €90 value), L’Occitane (€64, a €121 value) or even Yves Rocher (€44.99, a €113 value). euros).
Decorative objects
Some unusual-looking calendars to display in your living room this holiday season will have their impact not far from the tree. Ideal for those who love handiwork, rituals depicted as a “village” made of boxes in the shape of small snow-covered houses and lit with a light garland. As for Oh My Cream, created in collaboration with Maison Sarah Lavoine, is designed as an elegant box with several “shelves” that can be stored after Christmas.
Source: Le Figaro
