The thing to learn about advent calendar is to know the true value of what you’re are bargaining for. In the past years I have seen people shop advent calendars and get disappointed after opening it up. First for the quality of products they got and the sizes of products they expected. A tiktoker had actually taken Chanel to her timeline telling her followers how ludicrous the brand’s advent calendar was back then(2-3 years ago). The advent calendar was sold at a high price only to get key rings and souvenirs instead of quality products with money well spent stamp.
So we consumers have learnt to ‘stop and shop’ meaning we learnt to value the product itself before buying. We’ve learnt to look and see how many mini products and true size products we will be getting so as to get a true value for money. We are done with brand’s souvenirs, we now want products that’s worth the hype, we want a few full size fragrances with other mini fragrances, a few full size lipsticks or moisturisers accompanied by other mini lipsticks or moisturisers, in a nutshell an advent calendar that’s worth a lot of money but sold at a good bargained price.
As beauty editor I am impressed by the 2025 selection of advent calendars, they are rich with the best worth more than £500 yet cost little to nothing to its true value, from look fantastic, to cult beauty and if you’re looking for something in the luxurious side think of Harrods or Harvey Nichols. To find the best advent calendar you’re most advised to look for quality, quantity, true value and diversity of content and most of these qualities can be found in beauty retailer’s advent calendars.
Cult Beauty
The Cult Beauty Advent Calendar – Classic Curation (Worth over £1,100)
£240.00





