With only a few weeks until the beginning of December, I thought I would compile my favourite beauty advent calendars of the year. With more and more people opting to ditch the traditional chocolate one, brands are really pulling out all the stops when it comes to creating a beauty lovers dream.
1. The One for the Bath Lover: The 12 Days of Christmas, Lush, £49.95
Lush are well known for making amazingly innovative bath products and very cute Christmas gifts. Put the two of the together and you get The 12 Days of Christmas advent calendar containing 12 of their most popular products, including bath bombs, bubble bars and shower creams. It doesn't have the biggest saving compared to the others, but for Lush lovers it's an incredible gift.
2. The One for the High-End Beauty Lover: Bath and Body Advent Calendar, Liberty, £149
The price tag on this one makes me squirm a little, but including brands like Diptyque, Omorovicza, Nars and Eve Lom it's a dream for any high-end beauty lover. Containing a good mix of makeup, skincare, bodycare and haircare this one is full of surprises.
3. The One for the Makeup Addict: Book of Makeup Magic, Charlotte Tilbury, £150
Wondering what to get the makeup addict who has everything? Charlotte Tilbury, always Charlotte Tilbury. There isn't quite as many full sized products in here as I would have liked for the price and the fact it's only 12 days worth, but it's a great way to try some of the best makeup and skincare from the range.
4. The One for Everyone: 24 Days Happy, The Body Shop, £60
In terms of variety this one has got to be one of the best, with makeup, skincare, tools and bodycare from The Body Shop you don't have to be beauty obsessed to like this one. Although sample sized, the shower gels and body lotions are pretty decent and would be great to save for travelling or as a taster into new scents. Perfect for any ages, this is the best all-rounder.
5. The One with a Bit of Everything: The Ultimate Beauty Advent Calendar, M&S, £25 when you spend £25 on beauty
Unless I am missing something this one is the last to drop, and the one I have my eye on. £25 for over £200 of products is an absolute steal, and with Pixi now stocked in their beauty hall I won't find it difficult to spend the extra £25. I am trying not to look too hard into the products as I like the surprise, but with a mini Glow Tonic and the much raved about Philip Kingsley Elasticizer it'd be rude not to.
Have you got your eye on a beauty advent calendar this year?
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