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As of mid-October, I’ve found that most beauty advent calendars are live. Of course, every year differs, but the overarching pattern is earlier launch dates with each passing year. For example, Anthropologie was the first on my radar to launch on August 13, and both the retailer’s 12-day and<\/em> 24-day calendars have since sold out.<\/p>\n In most cases, yes. I’ve outlined the total value for each calendar above if you need a monetary comparison, but it ultimately depends on what you think your beauty routine is lacking (Dermstore’s calendar<\/a> is great for skin care) or if you’re interested in trying out one particular brand (Charlotte Tilbury<\/a>, Benefit Cosmetics<\/a>, etc.). Personally, I think advent calendars are great for splitting the wealth between you and your friends. You get some treats, and you can also cross off some of your gifting list\u2014it’s a win-win, and it it helps justify the more expensive sets.<\/p>\n Some brands\/retailers will restock later in the holiday season if there’s enough demand. I’d recommend signing up for waitlists whenever possible and keeping an eye on your inbox. For this roundup\u2014which is continuously updated through early-to-mid December\u2014I will be adding back in any advent calendars I previously featured if they do restock, and note that they’re likely to sell out quickly.<\/p>\nAre beauty advent calendars worth it?<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
What happens if the calendar you want sells out?<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
Why trust Allure<\/em>?<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n