The MCoBeauty Advent Calendar is a fun and affordable beauty Advent Calendar that many people are talking about this year. It has been all over my Instagram feed and on my TikTok ForYouPage. So I bought the MCoBeauty Advent Calendar from Target, and it cost around $20. Sometimes it goes on sale because of the holiday deals, so the price can be between $15 and $20. This still makes it a good choice for people who want to try new makeup without spending a lot of money. It is also a nice option for people who are new to makeup and want to test different products.

However, I bought the calendar online because it was out of stock at my nearest Target. When it arrived at my house, it was in very good condition. The package came on time and was well packaged. There were no dents on the box nor crushed corners. When I opened the package, there was a lot of bubble wrap inside to keep the calendar safe and cushioned so it would not break. I even popped a few of the bubble wrap bubbles before taking the calendar out, which was fun, but it got me distracted. The calendar itself looked clean and brand new, just like how it would show online. The calendar has 12 days, so you get to open one door each day for twelve days.

Inside the calendar, there are many mini beauty items. The products include a mini mascara, a beauty puff, clear gel, mini setting powder, cheek and lip tint, glow golden drops, a mini beauty blender, setting spray, peptide lip treatment, grip primer, lip liner, and lip gloss. Each item comes in its own little space inside the calendar. Even though all the items are minis, a few of them are “deluxe mini” sizes like the lip products and bronzing drops; they felt bigger and more useful than some of the other items.

Most of the shades and products work well for different skin tones. The lip products and cheek tints are neutral shades, so many people can wear them. This makes the calendar more inclusive. The bronzing drops may work best for light to medium skin tones, but they can still be used by others depending on how they apply them. Overall, most of the products are wearable for many people.

Some items were a little disappointing. A few products feel like filler, such as the mini sponge and the tiny setting powder. These items are very small and may not last long. Well, at least for me, because I just use pressed powder, not setting powder. There were also some items that you might not use every day, depending on your makeup routine.

Overall, this calendar is best for beginners learning makeup, teens, or people who like travel-size products. It is also great for someone who wants a budget-friendly beauty calendar. However, it may not be the best choice for people who want full-size or luxury-level products. For the price, the MCoBeauty Advent Calendar is a fun and affordable way to try new makeup.

Do you think this Advent Calendar is a good fit for you, or would you buy it as a gift for someone else?