ASOS Face + Body Advent Calendar 2026
For today’s Calendar Countdown, we’re taking a look at the ASOS Face + Body Advent Calendar 2026.
As always, these posts are based on my own opinion. I’ll be comparing the calendar with previous versions, other advent calendars on the market, and most importantly, whether I think you’ll get your money’s worth from the products inside.
I don’t buy every calendar I feature because, quite honestly, that would be a huge waste of products! Instead, I’m looking at them from the perspective of someone who loves beauty, has years of retail experience, and thinks advent calendars are a great way to discover new brands and try products you might not otherwise pick up.
At a Glance…
- Price: £98.00
- Total Product Value: £360.00
- Full-size products: 15 out of 25
- Previous year’s calendar price: £98.00
- Savings: Over £262.00
What does the brand say?
“This this year’s calendar as a beauty countdown featuring 25 skincare, make-up, haircare and self-care products, including 15 full-size products. The 2026 calendar brings together a mixture of premium names, accessible favourites and cult beauty buys, with a particular focus on some of the K-beauty brands currently making waves.”
What’s inside?
- NUXE Huile Prodigieuse Floral Pink Shimmer Dry Oil 10ml
- Sol de Janeiro Body Badalada Vitamin Infused Body Lotion 30ml
- The Ritual of Ayurveda Body Scrub 125g
- Psychic Sisters Citrine Manifest Candle
- Hair By Sam McKnight Cool Girl Volume Blow Dry Foam 150ml
- ARKIVE The Future Youth Treatment Mask 60ml
- Wella Professionals Oil Reflections Luminous Smoothening Hair Oil 30ml
- Benefit Benetint Liquid Blusher
- KIKO Milano 3D Hydra Lipgloss – Limited Edition – 43 Timeless Rose
- e.l.f. Power Grip Matte Primer
- Gisou Honey Infused Lip Oil – Glazed Plum
- Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand – Pillow Talk Original
- Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge
- Glow Hub Lip & Cheek Glow Balm – Jammy
- ICONIC London Soft & Smokey Eyeshadow Palette
- Morphe Signature Lip Pencil – Sweet Tea
- The INKEY List Hydrocolloid Pimple Patches x22
- ELEMIS Dynamic Resurfacing Facial Wash 30ml
- LANEIGE Water Bank Blue Hyaluronic Cream Moisturiser 20ml
- Patchology Serve Chilled Rose Eye Gel Patches
- Anua Niacinamide 10 TXA 4 Serum 10ml
- Sunday Riley CEO Glow Vitamin C and Turmeric Face Oil 10ml
- BIODANCE Rejuvenating Caviar PDRN Real Deep Mask
- MEDICUBE PDRN Pink Peptide Serum 30ml
- haruharu wonder Black Rice Probiotics Barrier Essence 30ml
How does it compare to last year?
Last year’s calendar contained 26 products, including 15 full-size products, while this year’s calendar contains 25 beauty products, with 15 of those being full size. So, although we’ve lost one product overall, the number of full-size products has stayed exactly the same.
I’m personally not crazy about the design used, but it isn’t festive, making it reusble to store products. The biggest difference for me is the actual product selection. This year’s calendar feels particularly focused on makeup and skincare, with brands such as Charlotte Tilbury, Benefit, and Sunday Riley. A great mix of high end and high street.
And when it comes to repeats, I’m pleased to say there are no exact product repeats from last year. So while some of the brand names may look familiar, this isn’t a repeat of last year’s.
Who would I recommend this to?
This would be a good choice for you if you:
- Love trying lots of different beauty brands
- Want a mixture of skincare, makeup, haircare and body care
- Enjoy discovering viral and cult beauty products
- Like brands such as Charlotte Tilbury, Benefit, Gisou, ELEMIS and Sunday Riley
- Want a good number of full-size products without spending hundreds of pounds
- Are interested in trying some of the K-beauty brands currently trending
- Have £98.00 to spend on a beauty advent calendar
- Want an advent calendar that offers a mixture of high end and high street brands
I’d probably skip it if you:
- Prefer a calendar made up almost entirely of luxury brands
- Only want skincare or only want makeup
- Already own lots of the brands included
- Don’t think you’d use enough of the products to justify the £98.00 cost
- Prefer calendars with a much higher number of full-size products
My Thoughts
This is a really solid advent calendar, and the fact that they’ve kept the price at £98.00 is definitely a positive.
At £98.00 for 25 products, with 15 of them being full size and a stated value of £360.00, I think there’s a lot here for the money. With some recognisable brands and newer ones such as Anua and haruharu for that k-beauty element, it gives you a lot of choice too.
I also like that there is a reasonable mixture across the categories. You have skincare, makeup, haircare, body care and even a candle. So it doesn’t feel like you’re opening 25 variations of the same type of product.
The cherry on top, there are no exact product repeats. For me, that’s an important element of an advent calendar. If you’ve bought last year’s calendar, you’re not simply getting a selection of the same products again.
Then there’s the £98.00 price tag. I think ASOS is still sitting in a really interesting position here. It’s more affordable than many of the larger luxury beauty advent calendars, but you’re still getting some very high end recognisable brands and a decent number of full-size products.
As I have mentioned before, the £360.00 stated value doesn’t automatically mean you’ll personally get £360.00 of value from it. If you don’t use hair products, for example, some of those products won’t be particularly useful to you. The same goes for skincare, makeup or body care.
Overall, I think this year’s ASOS calendar is a good option, particularly if you’re looking for something under £100.
Do you get your money’s worth?: Yes
Calendar Countdown Verdict: Recommend
Link to advent: https://www.asos.com/asos-gifting/asos-face-body-advent-calendar-2026-73-saving/prd/210335519#colourWayId-210335521
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