Splitting up for Christmas - Gift sets that is!

A couple of years ago, I blogged about splitting up for Christmas and don't worry, I'm still not advocating breaking up with your other half just so you don't have to buy them pressies!  No, this is a much more beneficial for your loved ones and quite possibly you too!  What I'm talking about is rather than giving your friends or family members a gift set, hows about buying a few, sure you'd be buying them anyway, and splitting up the goodies into personalised little goodie bags for them.  That way, they can try a bunch of different brands and products and then they'll know what ones they want to invest in next year!

I've picked some of my favourite gift sets to show you and there are so many of them out there.  So if this post even gives you inspiration, then we're on to a winner!

I'll take one of each please!

So here's what's in my little collage that has me drooling as I type.  I've a little bit of everything and some of them are on sale too.  I've linked where you can buy everything online with the exception of The Body Shop who don't have an online shop yet, but if you go into stores today, Friday 29th, you'll get 30% off everything!

• Ciate Tree Trinkets €36 - Cloud10Beauty
• Origins Drink Up Hydrating Lip Balm gift sets €29 - Debenhams
• Weleda Mini Body Washes €14.59 - Evergreen.ie
• Lancome Gloss in Love Miniature gift set €36 - Arnotts
• The Body Shop Body Butter Lollipop €29.96 from The Body Shop stores nationwide
• Stila Colour Me Glossy Lip Glaze Set £29.50 - Stila.co.uk
• Benefit Love at first shine gift set €29.50 - Debenhams
• Urban Decay Black Market 24/7 Glide-On Pencil set €32 - Debenhams
• Clinique Whole Lotta Candy Gift Set €25 - Arnotts
• Molton Brown Bath & Body Treasures gift set €52 - Arnotts
• Smashbox Wondervision Lip Gloss gift set €25 - Arnotts

So there you have it folks.  And let's talk about how this benefits vous shall we?  Well it's simple… Some sets have an even and odd number of products in them and depending on how many friends you're buying for, you're fully entitled by right to keep any leftover products.  Those are the rules and quite possibly the law.  So it's best to play by the rules isn't it?

What sets are calling out to you?