Olive Young x Sephora Advent Calendar 2026: $69, 13 Products and What's Inside

The Olive Young x Sephora K-Beauty Hall of Fame Advent Calendar costs $69 and holds 13 skincare products from 12 Korean brands. Sephora lists it as a limited edition and currently shows it as coming soon, with no public on-sale date yet. If you want a K-beauty countdown without ordering from overseas, this is the one to watch.

What is in the Olive Young x Sephora advent calendar?

According to the product listing as relayed by Hello Subscription, the box is built around Olive Young's idea of a K-beauty hall of fame. That means big-name Korean skincare picks rather than makeup or fragrance.

The biggest item is a full-size Rejuran Dual Effect Ampoule at 50 mL. Everything else is a deluxe or travel size, ranging from a tiny 5 mL serum to a 30 mL cream or mask.

The full list of 13 products: Menokin 30sec Quick Bubble Mask Lift (30 mL), Rejuran Dual Effect Ampoule (50 mL), Bioheal BOH Probioderm 3D Lifting Cream (10 mL), Torriden Dive In 5D Hyaluronic Acid Serum (20 mL), Arencia Vitamin C Booster Shot (10 mL), Abib Heartleaf Essence Pad Clear Touch (2 pads, 7 mL), S.Nature Aqua Squalane Moisturizing Cream (30 mL), Beplain Mung Bean pH-Balanced Cleansing Foam (20 mL), Makeprem Safe Me Relief Moisture Cleansing Milk (21 mL), Cell Fusion C Toning C Dark Spot Serum (10 mL), Fully Green Tomato Clay Mask Cleanser (30 mL), plus two 5 mL serums from Thome, the CPR Triple Synergy Wrinkle Care Serum and the ABC Triple-Synergy Redness Comfort Serum.

Thome appears twice, which is why the box has 13 products but only 12 brands. The pack's printed net contents come to 248 mL, or 8.38 fl oz.

How much does it cost and is it good value?

The price is $69. Deal-tracking sites put the combined retail value of the contents at roughly $147 to $148, which would mean paying a bit under half of the sum of the individual prices. Treat that figure as an estimate from third parties, since it depends on which sizes and prices they used.

Most of the value sits in the Rejuran ampoule, because it is the only full-size item. The rest are samples, so this works best as a way to try a lot of brands at once rather than a way to stock your shelf.

It also helps to think about what you will actually use. A calendar with 13 products does not mean one new product every day, so check the final packaging details once it goes live to see how the days are split.

Why does this calendar matter for K-beauty shoppers?

Most K-beauty advent calendars come from Asian retailers and ship internationally, which can mean longer waits and import fees. This one is sold by Sephora, a US retailer, as part of the Olive Young K-Beauty Edit that launched at Sephora on August 20, 2026.

It is also a useful snapshot of what Olive Young considers its bestsellers. Torriden, Abib and Beplain are familiar names to anyone who has browsed Olive Young Global, while Menokin, Arencia and Thome are less common in Western routines, so the box doubles as a discovery tool.

If you shop on Olive Young Global directly, note that this specific calendar is a Sephora product. Olive Young Global ran its own 25-day calendar last year, and a 2026 version has not been confirmed in the sources we found.

When can you buy it?

No release date has been published. Hello Subscription's write-up from October 19 describes it as coming soon and links to Sephora's listing. One deals site also notes it appears to be sold through the Sephora app, though that detail comes from a third party and is worth confirming on the listing itself.

Limited-edition advent calendars tend to move quickly once they land, so setting up a stock alert on the Sephora page is the practical move. We will not guess at a date, and anything here may change before launch.

KBeauty Codes is an independent site and has no connection to Olive Young or Sephora. Contents, sizes and pricing are as reported by the listing sources above and could be updated by the retailer.