2026 holiday advent calendars: The best ones to shop before they sell out
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Beauty The 24 Days of Beauty Advent Calendar Unwrap a limited-edition collection of beauty favourites valued at $300+.
Behind each of the 24 doors, you’ll find a new surprise spanning skincare, fragrance, haircare, makeup and more.
Valued at $192, it’s a gorgeous gift for yourself or someone special.
$225.00 AT LUSH Premium Advent Calendar - Limited Edition Housed in an elegant storage case with reversible drawers, this premium advent calendar from Yves Rocher contains iconic products, new launches and limited editions in generous sizes.
Worth $347.20, it features 24 beauty surprises spanning skincare, haircare, makeup, fragrance and accessories, including 16 full-size products.
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THE CURATOR
2026 holiday advent calendars: The best ones to shop before they sell out
By Robyn Fiorda The Curator Team
Posted September 21, 2026 7:00 am
1 min read
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Read on to discover highly anticipated calendars from Lush, Swarovski, Bonne Maman and more.
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We’re looking ahead to make sure you’re prepared to shop the best 2026 advent calendars before they sell out, from beauty and food favourites to fun picks for kids and collectors (you’re welcome!). Whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a fun holiday gift, there’s an option for every kind of festive fan. We’ve rounded up the calendars worth adding to your list now, so you can snag your favourites before December arrives. Read on to discover highly anticipated calendars from Lush, Swarovski, Bonne Maman and more.
Beauty
The 24 Days of Beauty Advent Calendar
Unwrap a limited-edition collection of beauty favourites valued at $300+. Featuring must-haves from Caudalie, Sunday Riley, Supergoop! and more, this curated lineup brings together some of the beauty world’s biggest hits of the year. Behind each of the 24 doors, you’ll find a new surprise spanning skincare, fragrance, haircare, makeup and more.
$108 AT ANTHROPOLOGIE
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Classic Beauty Advent Calendar
If you swoon over refreshing shower gels, nourishing body butters, face masks, haircare essentials and hydrating hand care, The Body Shop advent calendar is packed with pocket-sized self-care treats. Behind every door is a little moment of pampering, with a mix of beauty and body-care essentials to discover. Valued at $192, it’s a gorgeous gift for yourself or someone special.
$99.99 AT THE BODY SHOP
29 ½ High Street Advent Calendar
Made in Canada, the Lush 29½ High Street Advent Calendar turns the countdown to Christmas into a daily bath-time treat, with 25 festive bath bombs and bubble bars to discover. Behind each door, you’ll find colourful, limited-edition favourites and gift-exclusive goodies, from Snow Fairy and Sugar Plum Fairy to playful reindeer, penguin and donkey-shaped…
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