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You can never be too old for advent calendars, in our opinion. Waking up to a piece of chocolate heaven every morning in December is one of our favourite Christmas traditions. 

And what is the one thing that could get us as excited as chocolate? Make up, obviously. Spoil yourself this festive season with a tonne of beauty treats and opt for a more sophisticated take on a beloved Christmas tradition.

Or, you know, get both. We won't judge…

Benefit Party Poppers Advent Calendar, €46, Debenhams
Featuring mini samples of all of Benefit's top sellers including the POREfessional, high beam, Badgal lash and They're Real!, this is the ultimate beauty buy for any Benefit fan.

House of Fraser Beauty Advent Calendar, €28
Includes 30 Colour Couture samples, from lip gloss to nail polish to eyeshadow. You'll be nicely set up for 2016 with all those new shades.

 

 

Liberty London Bath & Body Advent Calendar, €211, liberty.co.uk
Buy yourself pure luxury with this tasty bath and body set. Includes a variety of products from top brands such as Nars and Dermalogica. When finished, the box doubles as a pretty awesome display case! 

 

The Body Shop Advent Calendar, €85, The Body Shop
Never run out of gorgeous body products with this advent calendar. Luxurious soap, body butter, lotion and lip balm – you'll be spolit for choice. 

 

The 12 Days of Christmas Advent Calendar, €69.95, Lush
This is a must have for anyone who loves Lush's homemade products – and it smells divine. It's time to start running that bath…

 

 

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There is something about a delicious scent that can really make it feel like summer, even if the sun has failed to show its head. And if we’re being honest, probably won’t – *sad face*

However, the fresh new collection from LUSH Fresh Handmade Cosmetics has come to the rescue with their delicious scents that smell good enough to eat – but you definitely shouldn’t!  The new range includes bath treats, shaving creams and hair styling products so there is bound to be something for everyone.

For hair there’s Zest hair gelly – a self-preserving orangey hair jelly that gives both your hair and mood a boost., It contains sweet wild orange oil, pettigrain oil from the twigs of the bitter orange tree and neroli oil from the flowers of the bitter orange tree and will give your hair great hold, without feeling greasy.

There is something about a nice relaxing bath after a really long day and we highly recommend you pop a Granny Takes a Dip bath bomb in.  It is a multi-coloured bath bomb that contains an uplifting, spicy citrus scent, perfect for relaxing in after a long day. Its spicy, citrusy scent will pep you up while the lemon oil will boost your mood.

Not forgetting the legs, there’s the D’Fluff shaving cream. Made with strawberries, coconut oil, maple and corn syrups and egg whites you might mistake it for something edible.

Not only do the products smell amazing, they are all guilt-free as they are self-preserving and cruelty -free.

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To celebrate Valentine’s Day, Lush Cosmetics will be standing up for everyone’s right to love.

In partnership with All Out, Lush will be promoting the campaign for Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender & Queer (LGBTQ) rights.

The campaign is to coincide with the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where new anti-gay laws have created a massive surge in anti-gay violence within the country.

Lush shop windows are saying, ‘We believe in love’, and staff are asking all of their customers to show solidarity by painting a pink triangle on their body to share their #SignofLove 

The pink triangle, which was first used by the Nazis as a badge to mark and identify gay people in concentration camps, has been turned on its head and is now seen as a global sign of LGBTQ rights.

Tamsin Omond, head of Lush Campaigns, says: “Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to stand up for everyone’s right for love.”

 

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