Boots is searching for Christmas lovers to test its 2026 beauty advent calendars worth more than £1,300


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Boots is searching for three Christmas-loving beauty fans to become Advent Officers, with each successful applicant receiving three exclusive 2026 beauty advent calendars.
Calling all Christmas lovers, Boots is looking for three seriously festive beauty fans to get an early look at its exclusive 2026 Advent calendars, with successful applicants receiving all three of the retailer’s headline beauty calendars to unbox, test and review.
The best part? The three chosen Advent Officers will get their hands on beauty treats worth more than £1,300, including products from some of the biggest names in beauty and fragrance.
Boots has officially opened applications for its Advent Officers, just as excitement around this year’s beauty calendars begins to build. This could be a particularly tempting opportunity for anyone who loves getting ahead of the Christmas countdown, and for the lucky chosen three Christmas will most definitely come early.
They will receive the full trio of Boots’ 2026 Beauty Advent Calendars, including the brand-new fragrance offering.
First up is the Boots 24 Days of Luxe Advent Calendar, priced at £150 but worth more than £700. Behind its 24 doors are premium beauty treats from brands including Fenty Beauty, Rituals, Sol de Janeiro, Laneige and Aveda.


There’s also the Boots 24 Days of Skin Advent Calendar, which costs £70 and is worth more than £300. It features 24 skincare treats from brands including Anua, Byoma, Dr Reju-All and Haru Haru, making it a particularly appealing pick for anyone who considers a good skincare routine an essential part of the festive countdown.
And new for 2026 is the Boots 12 Days of Scent Advent Calendar. Priced at £90 and worth more than £345, it contains 12 fragrance treats from names including Kayali, Marc Jacobs, NEOM Wellbeing and Maison Louis Marie, plus a full-size fragrance.
Successful applicants won't just receive the calendars. Boots is asking its Advent Officers to unbox, test and share their thoughts online, helping to spread some festive excitement as Advent calendar season gets underway.


"For many, opening an advent calendar is the moment Christmas truly begins," said Charlotte Ursell, Head of Christmas at Boots. "We're delighted to offer a handful of festive fans the opportunity to become Boots Advent Officers and be among the first to experience some of this season's most anticipated beauty launches."
And if beauty isn't your only advent calendar obsession, Boots says it will have more than 70 calendars available this Christmas, spanning beauty, skincare, food, novelty gifts and children's options.
If you would like to be one of Boots' Advent Officers, you can aply online. Applications are open now, and entering is surprisingly simple. You'll need to email [email protected] with your full name, social handles and around 100 words explaining why you're the perfect person to help spread Christmas cheer this season.


But don't leave it too late. Applications close at 5pm on Wednesday September 23, with successful applicants due to be contacted by email by October 2.
For Christmas and beauty fans, this could be the ultimate early start to the festive season.
- Delivery at Boots costs £3.95, or is free on orders over £25. Click & Collect costs £1.50, or is free when you spend £15 or more.


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