3 discounted beauty sets to buy now ahead of the Christmas rush

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# Highlights and prices

• Hannah Martin Beauty Advent Calendar: originally priced at £109, now £98 with code ADVENT11. The calendar contains 25 products, 22 of which are full-size, across makeup, fragrance, skincare, haircare and nail care. Total value is stated as over £605. Hannah Martin describes the calendar as containing "gorgeous treats and a few insider secrets." One standout is a Rodial eye cream listed at £145 — higher than the calendar price.

• Timeless Beauty Edit by Lady of the Manor (OK! Beauty Box): priced at £59.99 and advertised as containing about £250 worth of products. The box includes an £85 bottle of Rodial Collagen Drops and brands such as Pixi and Gatineau. The box was curated by influencer Hayley Karseras (Lady of the Manor). A reviewer said the selection gave £250 of good-quality skincare they would use regularly.

• Boots and LookFantastic comparison picks: Boots' K+J Beauty Skin Edit is listed as offering around £140.68 of full-size items for £35. LookFantastic's You Deserve It Edit is described as giving more than £125 of beauty favourites for £35 and includes brands such as Sol de Janeiro, Colour Wow, ICONIC London and Elizabeth Arden.

# How to decide which box to buy Consider three points: the total value versus your budget, whether the included brands or product types fit your routine, and whether you prefer mostly full-size items or a mix of sizes. The Hannah Martin advent gives many full-size items and strong individual product value. The Timeless Beauty Edit focuses on skincare with at least one high-ticket item (Rodial Collagen Drops). The Ultimate Time to Shine Bundle spreads value across multiple brands at a low per-item price.

# Practical shopping notes

• Use the promo code ADVENT11 for the Hannah Martin calendar price shown.
• If you're buying as gifts, expect overlap in category coverage (skincare and haircare commonly appear across boxes).
• Consider who will use the products: a high-value item in a box may suit someone who appreciates specific brands, while a mixed bundle works well for trying new formulas.

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