The first for 2021 is the reusable advent calendar, created in collaboration with UK illustrator Kity McCall and inspired by nature. Read the full Body Shop 2021 advent calendar review In it you can expect to find 25 full-size and mini bestsellers, such as the drops of youth concentrate (full size £28, ), a vitamin C glow-boosting moisturiser (full size £16, ), and miniature face masks, including the Himalayan charcoal purifying glow mask (full size £18, ). The third and final option is the share love and joy ultimate advent calendar, costing £140, this is one for the big spenders. Inside is a hearty mix of full-size and mini face and body products, including face masks, shea butter shampoo (£7.50, ) and an avocado body butter (£18, ). The second one on offer is called the share the love big advent calendar. You can expect to find travel-size body butters, sheet masks and bath bubbles for an affordable, pampering treat every day in December. The first is its share the joy advent calendar, costing £55 and filled with 24 little treats that are worth £77. Read the full Asos 2021 advent calendar review But, the goodness doesn’t stop there because Asos has hidden a golden ticket within 36 advent calendars – if you find one, you’ll win a whole host of the retailer’s most popular items across its face and body collection.

You can get everything from Bulldog original moisturiser (£6.39, ) to Johnny’s Chop Shop texturising cream (£7, ).īoth advent calendars can be recycled once each box is opened and they come with a reusable tote bag. The second costs £40 and is a 12-day grooming calendar which is full of hair and skincare heroes. In our review of the product, our tester said that “after a few days’ use, our skin was noticeably brighter, less red and more even in tone, and better held moisture throughout the day.” You can also expect the Estee Lauder advanced night repair serum (£60, Lookfantastic).

Plus, The Ordinary’s 100 per cent plant-derived squalane (£5.50, ), which took the top spot in our guide to the best squalane products, and Olaplex’s no.3 hair perfector (£26, ). We’re talking Clinique’s take the day off balm (£27, ), a cult product our writer loved when she reviewed it claiming her skin felt “baby soft, smooth and soothed after use”. The first is the Asos face and body 24-day calendar, which costs £75 and is brimming with goodies.

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