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Mother's Day is right around the corner, which means you’re no doubt on the hunt for the perfect gift. Being a mom is hard work, after all, and yours deserves the very best! If you're drawing a blank, not to fret: We've got you. Scroll through for 14 luxe beauty sets that will make her feel extra special. Did someone say favorite child?
Clinique Party Favorites Collection ($50 with $30 purchase): This all-in-one box includes 12 of mom's favorite lotions, soaps, lip and cheek colors, and mascara. You’ll need to spend $30 or more on Clinique products to add it to your order, but the loot found within is well worth it: It’s valued at $191!
Kate Spade Cameron Street Blossom Briley Set ($118): Makeup storage has never been prettier! This floral-print Kate Spade set includes two zip-around bags and interior slide pockets for extra organization. A word to the wise? Order by 5/12 to get it shipped just in time.
Chanel Gloss Moisturizing Glossimer Trio ($92): Your mama deserves a gift that’s as timeless as she is, and this Chanel gloss set most certainly fits the bill. Three neutral shades offer up just the right amount of sheen, while coconut oil and vitamin E help smooth rough spots. She’ll also get a classic limited edition pouch to store the lot in.
Tiffany & Co. Eau de Parfum Prestige Gift Set ($132): Get the little blue box of mom's dreams at a price tag you can actually afford with this two-piece fragrance set.
Mr. Bubble Original Bubble Pamper Me Please Gift Set ($20): This relaxing bubble bath set is all about "me" — or rather, mom — time with 20 bath bombs in a martini shaker, a body butter for smoother skin post-tub, and a lip tint.
Claus Porto Deco Mini Soap Collection ($75): These elegant little beauties are both decorative and functional. They brighten up any sink in the house and come in a boxed package of nine that's practically a work of art — talk about good clean fun!
Zoeva Rose Gold Luxury Set ($76): If your mom's makeup brushes have seen better days, this super luxe rose gold brush set won’t disappoint. It comes with eight natural synthetic tools she'll use every day, plus a pebbled brown carrying clutch that makes for easy travels.
Lancôme Mother’s Day Beauty Box ($45 with purchase): With $224 of valued product inside, this Lancôme Mother's Day box recipient is a lucky one, indeed: She’ll get a train case, eyelash primer, eyeliner, mascara, two lipsticks, AND an eyeshadow/blush palette. You can also score a little something-something for yourself, since you’ll have to make a Lancôme
purchase to get the deal.
Peter Thomas Roth Mask-A-Holic Kit ($75): This five-piece kit would be worth it for the 24K gold mask and eye patches alone, but the cucumber gel, Irish Moor, and pumpkin enzyme masks are nothing to sniff at either.
KKW Beauty Concealer Set ($80): Kim Kardashian West’s concealer kit has everything your mama will need to put her best face forward, including a liquid concealer, baking powder, brightening powder, and dual-ended brush. Score!
Pat McGrath Labs Mothership IV Eyeshadow Palette ($125): Is it any coincidence this 10-shadow jewel-tone palette comes packed in a gorgeous bedazzled crown case that's fit for the queen? We think not.
Origins Mother’s Day Nature’s Skin Relief Set ($85): This four-piece set was designed to calm, soothe, and build resilience for dry, combination, or oily skin with a secret ingredient mom will love: Reishi mushroom, AKA the “Mushroom of Immortality."
Maison Margela REPLICA Memory Box ($35): This 10-piece box of rollerball scents offers up far more than just travel-ready perfume. Each smell is inspired by universal memories — a walk on the beach or a jazz club, for instance — that will take your mother on a figurative walk down memory lane.
Anastasia Beverly Hills Mini Matte Lipstick Set ($21): The perfect nude for any occasion comes in the form of this little four-piece mini kit that will flatter her every look.
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Which set will you be buying for mom? Share with us @BritandCo.
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