The Parisian skincare house draws on emblematic 1960s illustrations to dress its Advent calendar and three limited-edition gift sets.
Some houses choose to tell a geography for the festive season; Maria Galland Paris preferred to tell an era. For Christmas 2026, the skincare brand draws on the Paris of the 1960s — where everything began for the house — and dresses its festive collection in illustrations inspired by that period, between heritage, elegance and Parisian art de vivre.
The Advent calendar, offered at 135 euros for a stated value of 594 euros, conceals behind its 24 windows 19 facial treatments, 2 make-up products and 3 exclusive gifts, mixing travel and discovery sizes. This structure, in which most of the compartments are devoted to facial care rather than make-up, places the object from the outset in a logic of ritual rather than one-off surprise.
Three gift sets complete the collection, each organised around a distinct cosmetic promise. Éclat & Hydratation, at 82 euros, targets fresh, luminous and intensely hydrated skin. Nutrition, at 99 euros, offers a cocooning routine designed to nourish and comfort the skin during the cold months. Fermeté, finally, at 115 euros, presents itself as an expert ritual intended to smooth, firm and revive the radiance of the complexion.
This triptych of gift sets, which isolates three clearly identified skin needs rather than offering a single range, allows the house to address different skin profiles without diluting its message in a generalist Christmas offer. The openly claimed reference to the Paris of the 1960s also anchors this collection in Maria Galland’s own history, rather than in the more expected imagery of the fir tree or snow.
The collection, Advent calendar and gift sets included, is available on the brand’s website as well as in the 400 partner institutes in France — a distribution network that places Maria Galland Paris in a presence of proximity, far from the selective circuits of department stores alone.





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