Boots shoppers can save £45 off the Macmillan 24 Days of Joy Beauty Advent Calendar, snapping it up for half-price using the code MACMILLAN50. The 24-day advent calendar would normally retail for £90, but early festive shoppers are taking advantage of the limited-time deal getting it even cheaper. 

Inside the advent calendar there are tons of pampering treats from top brands including No7, Liz Earle and Champneys. From brightening eye creams to skin boosting tonics and anti-ageing night moisturisers, it serves as a smart way to try out new items, or stock up on tried and tested favourites.

A few of the star products are the Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser, the No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Avanced Serum and the Champneys Slumber Hand Cream. Better yet, £2 from every calendar sold goes to Macmillan Cancer Support.   

Boots customers are so pleased with this, one person left a review that says: “The contents are well known brands and there is an excellent range with good sizes too. I bought 3 because of the great value and to support Macmillan.”

There are other great value for money beauty advent calendars to shop this year, including a £99 offering from OK! Beauty Box. The makeup and skincare advent calendar is worth over £600, but it’s one of the most affordable beauty advent calendars for 2025, coming in at under £100.

Those wanting to stick to a budget of under £50 might be interested in the Baylis & Harding Luxury 24 Days of Beauty Advent Calendar. Debenhams have reduced it to £27 down from £45, thanks to a 40% off deal.

Now £45, the Macmillan Beauty Advent Calendar also falls into this price bracket – a factor that is delighting shoppers. Someone said: “Good value compared to other beauty advent calendars and charity associated too.”

Another consumer wrote: “Lovely calendar and great value for money. The contents look amazing, will be gifting this and good to donate as well.”

And a loyal fan commented: “A fabulous gift for my daughters. I bought them these last year and they loved them so much, they requested them again this year.”

However, a two star review explained: “Wasn’t that impressed for the price a lot of repeat brands.” This wasn’t the case for someone else, sharing: “Nice selection of products, looking forward to trying some I’ve not used before.”