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Trust us: You’ll want to grab Free People’s beauty Advent calendar before it’s gone

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Radol, E. (2026, October 12). Trust us: You’ll want to grab Free People’s beauty Advent calendar before it’s gone. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/12/style/the-free-people-advent-calendar-for-2026-is-a-fantastic-value-for-beauty-lovers/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-12 · by Erica Radol

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Page Six Style Shopping reports that Free People has released a 2026 Curated Beauty Advent Calendar featuring over $400 worth of beauty products from brands like Sunday Riley and Lanolips. Available now, the calendar includes full-size and travel-sized items such as skincare, lip glosses, perfumes, and more, packed in appealing packaging that fans are already praising online. Erica Radol, a commerce reporter at Page Six, personally tested the advent calendar and confirms it offers excellent value for its price.
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Free People, a fashion brand known for its trendy apparel and accessories, recently released their 2026 Curated Beauty Advent Calendar. This calendar includes 24 beauty products from renowned brands such as Sunday Riley, Lanolips, and Supergoop!. The value of the items inside is estimated at over $400, but it retails for a much lower price, making it an attractive buy for beauty enthusiasts looking to try various high-end products during December. Items range from skincare essentials like Supergoop!'s Glowscreen SPF 37 to luxurious perfumes and lip oils. Shoppers who have already purchased the calendar are praising its contents and presentation, with some comparing certain fragrances to vacation scents. The advent calendar is seen as a unique holiday gift or self-treat option for anyone interested in premium beauty products.

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📰 Free People Beauty Advent Calendar
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🔮 Holmes’ choice of a chocolate hue practically forecasted that the color would be everywhere this season.
🔮 And while you might never guess it from her on-screen presence, the “Housemaid” star has struggled with acne for years, prompting her to search for skin care that wouldn’t cause a reaction — but still look perfect under makeup.
🔮 “It goes on like a dream,” she says, raving that it could be her “new favorite serum.”
🔮 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is such a fan, she even once told Refinery 29, “If I could sum up my career in one scent, it would be the L’Oréal [Elnett] Hairspray.
🔮 Lili Reinhart may have just wrapped one of the year’s most fashionable press tours (for “The Love Hypothesis,” which saw her channeling past rom-com icons), but the actress and producer prefers more laid-back looks when she’s off the clock.
🔮 “The first two products I landed on were the Silky Highlighting Powder and the Lip Crayon — two products similar to ones I created decades ago, but I knew I could make them even better now,” she told us.
🔮 Page Six Style will have all the latest news here.
🔮 You might say it runs in the family, as her daughter Sophia Umansky also dubbed it the “best lip plumper on the market,” in a separate Live.
🔮 You might call it a double-masking habit.
🔮 Page Six Style will have all the latest news here.
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Free People’s Lanolips Page Six Sunday Riley Supergoop!

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Page Six ORG · 3× Christophe Robin PERSON · 1× Ellis Brooklyn ORG · 1× Erica PERSON · 1× Erica Radol PERSON · 1× Free People’s ORG · 1× Lanolips ORG · 1× Nuxe ORG · 1× Sunday Riley ORG · 1× Vacanza ORG · 1×

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From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products.
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What’s better than one gift? asserted
What → ’ → gift
And that’s just what you’ll find in Free People’s 2026 Curated Beauty Advent Calendar: a delightful mix of full- and travel-size picks from some of the best beauty brands out there, including celeb favorites like Sunday Riley, Lanolips and Christophe Robin. asserted
you → ’ → Riley
Stocked with over $400 worth of lip glosses, skin care, perfumes and more, it’s the perfect present for any beauty lover — or to treat yourself. asserted
it → stock → yourself
We scored one in advance, and while we’re not always impressed with beauty curations, we can confirm this one is the real deal. asserted
one → score → curations
It has a bit of everything, from Supergoop! Glowscreen and a mini Salt & Stone deodorant to a luxe cherry lip oil and our favorite multipurpose oil from Nuxe. asserted
It → have → Nuxe
Oh, and the perfumes — from the likes of Ellis Brooklyn and Vacanza — are chef’s-kiss scents anyone can wear. asserted
anyone → wear → Brooklyn
The latter brand’s Cap Ferrat is basically an afternoon on the Côte d’Azur bottled (and comes in a decently sized decanter). asserted
Ferrat → bottle → decanter
Having excitedly torn through the boxes, I can attest it’s an excellent beauty haul for the cost — all stashed in cute packaging that’s sure to be well received. asserted
that → tear → packaging
Though it just debuted, shoppers are already raving about it too. asserted
shoppers → debut → it
“Obsessed with this year’s calendar!” reads one review. asserted
review → obsess → calendar
“I am so excited to try out these products, especially the mini FP hand cream. asserted
I → try → products
It’s my favorite, and I’m so glad I have one that fits into my purse now!!” wrote a second fan. asserted
fan → ’ → purse
Score yours early; beauty Advents are so popular, they have a way of selling out long before Thanksgiving. asserted
they → score → Thanksgiving
Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. asserted
article → trust → Radol
From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. asserted
Erica → identify → knack
Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst. asserted
she → join → Weekly
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