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Ciaté Mini Mani Month

Although I promised myself that I wouldn't get excited about Christmas until exams finished on the 4th December, I can't help it - everything's just so damn Christmassy! 

Today, something really exciting arrived through my letterbox, the Ciaté Mini Mani Month advent calendar. 
I'm sure that if you haven't been living under a rock for the past couple of months then you'll know just how crazy the world has gone for beauty advent calendars - it seems to be the 'in' thing of the year. I'm not complaining though! 

Ciaté is definitely one of my favourite nail varnish brands, I think that the quality of the nail polishes and treatments are excellent value for money and I can't wait to try the new make up collections! 
Can we take a moment to appreciate the packaging please? 
Thank you 

SPOILER ALERT DO NOT READ ON IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO KNOW THE CONTENTS (if you're nosy then go on) 

So, inside the calendar are 3x nail treatments, 17x nail polishes, 1x mystery full sized bottle of nail polish, 1x glass nail file and 2x nail toppers (I think this is just glitter to you and I). 
The colours are featured on the description below 

So, if you're looking for a last minute advent calendar (or a Christmas present for a beauty addict) definitely have a look at this... 
Not sure it beats good old chocolate though ;) 

Hope you've all had a wonderful November. Have a lovely lovely 1st December and let me know what lovely advent calendars you have/ what you'll be up to this festive season. 

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