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Beauty Christmas Crackers - Next

Sue5809
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I am no beauty expert but these crackers seem to be a special present to give and very good value.
There are different crackers; make-up, skin, pamper, rest/relax.
https://www.next.co.uk/g85269s1/k69692#k69692
There are different crackers; make-up, skin, pamper, rest/relax.
https://www.next.co.uk/g85269s1/k69692#k69692
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I think the trouble with these, and beauty advent calendars is that the products are a bit generic / non specific and may not be appreciated - I love my beauty products, but having looked at the possible gifts in the crackers I'm not sure I'd want any of them!
Something to be given to those you have no idea what to buy... Unfortunately these gifts smack of desperation and are often given when you don't know the person that well really.
Would you buy one for yourself? Or be happy to receive it? I'd personally prefer a £1 bottle of radox shower gel.0 -
Emmia said:I think the trouble with these, and beauty advent calendars is that the products are a bit generic / non specific and may not be appreciated - I love my beauty products, but having looked at the possible gifts in the crackers I'm not sure I'd want any of them!
Something to be given to those you have no idea what to buy... Unfortunately these gifts smack of desperation and are often given when you don't know the person that well really.
Would you buy one for yourself? Or be happy to receive it? I'd personally prefer a £1 bottle of radox shower gel.0 -
It's a great bargain if you are 100% sure that the recipient will love and use all of the contents.0
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If not you may get them back next year?😂0
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I get very tired of these headline claims, especially on beauty products such as advent calendars and other 'composite' offerings, that they are 'worth £[insert big number]'.
It may indeed accurately reflect the recommended selling prices of the products included, but what they are 'worth' can be a very different figure - and generally rather lower!
That said, several of the Next offerings (thanks OP!) look attractive, even if you would only use some of the products eg https://www.next.co.uk/style/LS413208/K69693#K69693
Or https://www.next.co.uk/style/LS413207/K69692#K69692 (plenty of full size items rather than tiny samples)
Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0
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