Shop Christmas gifts at Lazada’s Women Festival (5-13 Oct) and enjoy massive savings

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Lazada 10.10 Women's Festival
Lazada 10.10 Women's Festival

Social distancing rules will probably still apply when our favourite year-end season comes around, but there's no stopping us from celebrating the spirit of love and sharing this Christmas. While we stay home as much as possible in a bid to flatten the curve, why not take this opportunity to check out what the Lazada 10.10 Women’s Festival has to offer? Being confined at home right now doesn’t mean we need to halt our Christmas gifting tradition.

Shop at Lazada between now to 13 October and enjoy free shipping with a minimum spend of ₱500. Now, who can resist deeper discounts and big savings? Check out the list below on what we think makes for great Christmas gifts for yourself and your loved ones.

*Click on images for huge savings.

Best Beauty Buys

We all want to present our best selves to the world. And sometimes a touch of colour is all we need to look good. Tinted lips, a touch of mascara, a bit of blush and a spritz of your favourite perfume goes a long way. Here are our beauty picks for yourself and your loved ones.

Professional make-up

IMAGIC Beauty: Professional make-up. PHOTO: Lazada
IMAGIC Beauty: Professional make-up. PHOTO: Lazada

Your one-stop make-up shop

Magic Beauty: Your one-stop make-up shop. PHOTO: Lazada
Magic Beauty: Your one-stop make-up shop. PHOTO: Lazada

Male skincare needs

Face Republic: Male skincare needs. PHOTO: Lazada
Face Republic: Male skincare needs. PHOTO: Lazada

Fragrances for him and her

ShopMax: Fragrances for him and her. PHOTO: Lazada
ShopMax: Fragrances for him and her. PHOTO: Lazada

Style up (11-13 Oct)

One of the easiest ways to jazz up your look is by accessorizing. And the best part about accessories is that one can never have too many! Take a look at these pretty little things for your significant other, BFF and colleagues. Secret Santa mission accomplished!

Of headbands, hair scarves and more

Lanshi: Of headbands, hair scarves and more. PHOTO: Lazada
Lanshi: Of headbands, hair scarves and more. PHOTO: Lazada

Rings for every day of the week

iuah09: Rings for every day of the week. PHOTO: Lazada
iuah09: Rings for every day of the week. PHOTO: Lazada

Unique necklaces and rings

Jaioh Mall: Unique necklaces and rings. PHOTO: Lazada
Jaioh Mall: Unique necklaces and rings. PHOTO: Lazada

Sweet, cool and quirky jewellery

Jewelry Club: Sweet, cool and quirky jewellery. PHOTO: Lazada
Jewelry Club: Sweet, cool and quirky jewellery. PHOTO: Lazada

Shop casual menswear

Blueyue02: Shop casual menswear. PHOTO: Lazada
Blueyue02: Shop casual menswear. PHOTO: Lazada

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