When the Glossier Skincare Edit launched last year it elevated the brand's holiday gifting experience to a whole other level. So much so, that Glossier's many dewy-skinned fans demanded it make a return this year.
Those pleas have been heard and this very giftable 'routine in a box' is back.
The kit features six limited-edition, travel-friendly bottles of Glossier's best-selling skincare, housed in a carry case made of recyclable pulp.
Glossier Skincare Edit, £42
Inside you'll find the Milky Jelly Cleanser, which contains the same gentle cleansing agents found in contact lens solution making it kind around the eyes; Super Bounce Serum, which is packed with multiple-sized hyaluronic acid molecules to moisturise deeper layers of skin as well as the surface; Priming Moisturizer Rich, which uses shea and murumuru butters to keep dry skin supple; Futuredew,a skincare/make-up hybrid that leaves skin gleaming, and the Balm Dotcom in Original and Rose flavours - all for just £42.
Better still, the set is designed to be hypoallergenic and suitable for each skin type. So, you can rest easy knowing that if you decide to gift the Glossier Skincare Edit to someone for Christmas, unwanted blemishes and redness won't be unwelcome house guests.
Alternatively, save this complete skincare routine on the go for yourself and next year's summer holiday.
If you do decide to plump for the Skincare Edit, you may want to go ahead and purchase another product to bump up your shopping cart to £65. That way you can snag the G Pal Scarf, which is free with every order of £65 or more.
Other lust-worthy products in the Glossier Holiday Collection 2020 include the Limited Edition Gold Kit, complete with gold-plated G necklace and shimmering lip balm and Limited Edition Balm Dotcom Roulette in a deck-of-cards inspired pack.
You won't be short of choices!
Glossier G Pal Scarf, £25
Glossier Limited Edition Gold Kit, £70
Glossier Limited Edition Balm Dotcom Roulette, £25
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