The Holidays are quickly approaching, and you know what that means… gift giving! But don’t be alarmed! Not only does Ulta have killer deals on a regular basis, but in December the sales are ever better! Here are some of the best gift sets and individual products that you need to get your friends this season.
Holibae Matte Liquid Lipstick Set
Not only is this on sale for only $29.00 (regularly priced at $54.00) but it’s also beautiful! These pretty velvety colors will go great with any holiday party outfit. This set is sure to please anyones bae for a holiday gift.
Tarte – Magic Star Collectors Set
Tarte has done it again y’all. With this amazing collection you have a full eyeshadow pallet, two lip colors, two blushes, highlighter, mascara and eyeliner! I mean, what else could you ask for. This is priced at $49.00.
IT Brushes – All That Shimmers
Okay, not only are these makeup brushes gorgeous, but they are also very good quality! IT Brushes 5 piece beauty set comes with full-size powder, foundation, eyeshadow, crease and smudger brush. These brushes come guaranteed with Ulta’s award-winning Heavenly Luxe cruelty-free hairs that make your makeup go on smooth and beautiful! This set runs for $58.00 at Ulta.
Mario Badescu – Everything
Yes, I mean everything. Mario Badescu has some of the most amazing skin care products on the market, and this Essentials Kit has a little bit of it all. These products are available for all skin types, it treats your acne, treats dehydrated skin and smells great on your skin. There are more and more available on Ulta.com this particular set costs $38.00.
Fizz and Bubbles – Holiday Bath Truffles
Everyone loves a good bath bomb, and look at these cutie festive ones! Give the gift of relaxation and luxury this holiday season with a set of bath fizzies from Fizz and Bubble! This set costs $20.00 at Ulta this holiday season.
Next time you are looking for inspiration for gifts this holiday season, check out all of our top products! Her Campus Chapters, do you have any advice for Holiday gift sets? Comment below in the comment section.