L’Oréal designs luxury advent calendar for Selfridges

Published: 20-Oct-2010

Each window to contain miniature L\'Oréal products

In an exclusive tie-up, L’Oréal’s Luxury Products Division has designed an “All I want for Christmas” advent calendar, which will be exclusively sold in the leading department store during this festive season.

Priced at £60, the calendar will have miniature L’Oréal products behind each of the customary 24 windows, providing what Selfridges is calling “the ultimate gift for any beauty lover”.

Products from the L’Oréal portfolio to be included are Giorgio Armani’s Eyes to Kill mascara, Kiehl’s Crème de Corps, Lancôme’s Trésor in Love fragrance and Shu Uemura’s Skin Purifier.
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