Holiday Gift Guides for literally EVERYONE.

It’s that time of the year! Holiday season is upon us, and it’s time to start thinking about how you can show the people in your life the love and gratitude you have for them. While I’m not the most shopping obsessed of people, I have always actually loved getting gifts (and always writing cards!) for people. It’s a little chance to not only show that you cared enough to get them a little something, but showing your relationship with them and how well you know them.

While there are most definitely plenty of great ways to show your love and care with non-material goods, nearly all of us end up needing to get some holiday gifts for all the different people in our lives. You don’t want to show up empty-handed to holiday festivities and peoples homes— there are quite a few socially obligatory scenarios in which you’d want a gift in tow.

SO. I curated these guides for you guys to help you get gifts for all the people that tend to be the most difficult to shop for!

I tried to include a variety of prices (and I listed them all!) and some low + higher end options of several items to fit a somewhat reasonable range of needs. It is also Black Friday / Cyber Week just around the corner, so it really is the ideal time to shop! Most of the places I curated these guides from are participating in some sort of deals— AND I LISTED A CHEAT SHEET RIGHT HERE below.

TIP: it’s even more creative when you combine some smaller gifts into a special combination for a bigger, more thoughtful gift (like a coffee bean subscription WITH a pourover, or tea lights, bath salts, and massage oils to go WITH a book), rather than just jumping for an expensive item and calling it a day.

Black Friday / Cyber Week Deals

MADEWELL— Extra 25% off with code DEALWITHIT through 25th

WEST ELM— code SAVE MORE for up to 30% + free shipping

SUR LA TABLE— up to 75% off

ALO YOGA— 30% off all

NORDSTROM— up to 60%

REFORMATION— 30% off all

Yep. It’s that awkward phase where you’re past the swiping and casual hookup, but you’re not quite serious yet, so it’s kinda awkward to get a nice gift but it’s even more awkward to get nothing at all. Welcome to dating in 2018 😂Luckily, there are a bunch of low-key options that say “thoughtful enough” but not “you my wifey / hubby,” and I put them below to save you:

Tickets to anything: Honestly, my main vote, especially for the people that tend to value experiences > goodies. Go see a cool independent movie, take your person ice skating, a comedy show, a local live band, concert, wine tasting, a cooking class, etc. Make memories, keep the cost reasonable, and don’t be afraid to get in the cheesy holiday spirit and skip being too cool for school.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Camera ($69)
Perfect way to capture adventures without having phones out + instant mementos

Goop Martini Bath Soak ($35)
Who doesn’t want a destressing, fancy bath? These kinds of things are too $$$ for most of us to purchase on the regular, so this is the perfect little treat for your crush… or with your crush.

Orbitkey key organizer ($38-$44)
This is something people rarely buy themselves because it feels frivolous, but is a gamechanger for your keys and it makes you look like you’re #adulting.

Google Home Mini ($49)
Cheapest personal assistant ever! And put on some jams or get that movie audio going for an upgraded Netflix n’ Chill 😏

Saje Pocket Farmacy ($69.95)
My absolute favorite company for essential oils, this little travel kit has their 5 most popular blends that help for stress, headaches, digestion, and the winter cough.

Flight Ready Travel Kit ($20)
Your dude (or anyone who shaves) that’s on the go or a gymgoer will appreciate this basic travel kit of face wash, hair + body, shaving cream, and post shave.

Boy Smells 3 Candle Set ($44)
These candles are just the right balance of masculine + feminine notes for luxe candles that will make any home smell amazing. Candle sets are always safe, because they have options of scents!

Whiskey Set ($21 now, orig. $35)
Fancy ice molds that won’t dilute good whiskey + glasses that are all grown up. Oh hay.

Birchbox Subcription for Men (from $10-60 per month)
We all feel good when we’re using good product, but unlike us ladies, men tend to have less guidance + blogger advice on products. This is their perfect entryway!

Calling all my ladies and gents that enjoy Friday nights in just a little too much! Well, even if you’re not one yourself, you’re bound to have someone on your list that is. Everything from pampering essentials that treat your friend / loved one to some at-home luxury feels, cozy up items, and social games for stay at home nights with friends, I gotchu:

Know Yourself Cards ($15) and 100 Questions ($30)
These two card games are pretty awesome ways to get to know your friends, even if you already know them pretty well. Played with a group over a bottle of wine or some kombucha, you got yourself a fun night that’s more than surface level. You can also opt for some classic board games, because who doesn’t like a throwback?

Saje “The Pain Duo” ($29.95)
Two therapeutic roller balls to take care of that body and a rollerball of their Pain Release Essential Oil helps love on a body after a long week / stressful holiday times.

Peruvian XL Cut Palo Santo Sticks ($12)
Cleanse that air, that energy, and make it smell good in the process. These sustainably sourced XL cut Palo Santo sticks from Peru will breathe some life into any stocking.

Brooklyn Candle Studio in Cypress ($38)
One of my absolute favorite candles in their limited edition design + smell— it makes you feel like you’re out there in the woods on a crisp early winter evening, all from inside your home.

Campfire Studio Mug ($42)
Ceramics are having a MOMENT and for good reason— it makes your morning coffee or tea that much more special. Plus they’re more durable than mass-produced stuff and supports artists. Win win. If this is a lil pricey for you, Anthropologie has some cute ones for ~ $16. Another ceramics company I love lately is Farmhouse Pottery.

Astrology Vermeil necklace ($78, take extra 25% off for Black Friday at Madewell!)
Is your girl into that zodiac woo woo? This necklace is so dang cute and is a safe bet for any of your astrology meme-loving friends.

Becoming by Michelle Obama ($19.49)
This book is #1 on my booklist right now and is the perfect read to curl up to in this weather for any feminist in your life.

Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown ($9.82)
One of my favorite leading women in the world, this was my first Brené Brown read and I promise you that there is not a single person in the world that wouldn’t benefit from these words.

Mount Lai Jade Roller ($34)
Jade Rolling is the hot thing in 2018 for skincare regimens. This jade roller is super quality plus the company was founded by a girlboss and one of my friends!

Honest Hazel Eye Gels ($12)
The perfect thing pre-holiday party or the morning after you had a lil too much mulled wine. A great stocking stuffer!

Goop Bedtime Bath Soak ($35)
Another extra bath soak, with all the sleep-inducing goodness of magnesium and valerian root. A more price-conscious option are these ($26 for 6 pack), that you can split up into multiple secret santa gifts!

Tata Harper Clarifying Masque ($70)
Yes, this masque is very expensive. But also one of the few beauty products at this ticket price I actually understand it’s worth. It is liquid gold (even though it’s green). Your friend will hug you so tight for this that you may break a rib.

Saje Aroma Breeze Merlot Matte Diffuser ($79.95)
One of my favorite diffusers— I gifted my mom the black one last year, but I love this color even more! No better way to introduce a friend to the magical world of essential oils than this quality diffuser. Plus, Saje has a lifetime guarantee on all their diffusers— so worth it!

Anyone in your life that spends way too much money on boutique fitness classes, knows all about turmeric, loves non-toxic products, and is always into the latest wellness/fitness/ anything ‘ness thing, this list is for them.

Travel Yoga Mat ($58)
Lightweight and easy to travel with, any yogi in your life would greatly appreciate this.

Trigger Point Balls ($12)
These balls are the most painfully wonderful gift you could give. Also perfect for the active friend that travels a lot, as they’re easily packable compared to a foam roller!

Saje Pocket Farmacy ($69.95)
Yes, again. Because everyone should have one. My absolute favorite company for essential oils, this little travel kit has their 5 most popular blends that help for stress, headaches, digestion, pain, and the winter cough.

Pursoma Soak $34
Can you tell I like baths? But seriously, it’s one of the easiest ways to gift relaxation to a loved one. These kinds of salts are the things everyone loves but it’s hard to justify spending money on for yourself as regularly as you’d dream of.

Dry Brush ($20)
Good for that lymphatic drainage, exfoliating that dead, dry winter skin, and it just feels dang good. Major pampering brownie points!

Peruvian XL Cut Palo Santo Sticks ($12)
Cleanse that air, that energy, and make it smell good in the process. These sustainably sourced XL cut Palo Santo sticks from Peru will breathe some life into any stocking.

Gua Sha ($28) + Odacite Hydration Serum ($42)
Together is an amazing kit, but they’re great separately too. Gua Sha is another facial massage tool that is all the rage with actual benefits, and you need a serum to use it— the hydration one from Odacité is perfect to complete a winter skin savior gift set.

One Love Organics charcoal mask ($49)
Listed as one of my favorite masques on my clean beauty guide, and is a wonderful gift for the skincare junkie.

Matcha Brewing Kit ($69)
This traditional brewing kit will introduce the basic amazingness of matcha. Welcome to the addiction.

Ottolenghi Simple ($35)
This cookbook has simple, nourishing meals that can be whipped together in 30min or less. We all need healthy food inspiration to get excited about, and this gorgeous book is a lovely gift under any tree.

Nespresso Aeroccino 3 Frother ($99.95)
Save your friend a ton of $$$ on $6 lattes at coffeeshops by getting them this ultra luxe frother to have at home. There is one I also like for $35— not the same quality, but it is solid!

Hurom Juicer ($299.99)
If Santa is being extra generous, this juicer is not only a high-performing slow juicer (the kind you want, to retain nutrients), it’s RIDICULOUSLY cute in any kitchen. Hi Santa.

Instant Pot Duo ($99.95)
Major gamechanger for weeknight meals— you will introduce a new world of cooking to someone for under a $100. Not a bad deal and mine was worth every penny.

The was the most requested item on my list and damn, it’s a hard one, so I get it! Dudes are pretty hard to shop for in general, but then to make a gift feel more personal is difficult. Below are a variety of gifts that will suit a variety of men in your life:

Cufflinks ($30- $$$)
A traditional gift, but easy to make personal by choosing one to suit their taste. This works for boyfriends, husbands, dads, uncles, and even your boss.

Birchbox Subcription for Men (from $10-60 per month)
We all feel good when we’re using good product, but unlike us ladies, men tend to have less guidance + blogger advice on products. This is their perfect entryway!

Crosley C6 Vinyl Turntable ($179)
I feel like every man or woman would appreciate this, but for the music lover in your life, this is a super nice gift that adds a new (or old, rather) dimension to listening to tunes.

Airpods ($159)
Every. Single. Person. would be down for these in your life. Super convenient and it’s hard to make someone not happy to receive these!

Polaroid ($99 originally $119)
The perfect nostalgic gift to capture memories in a much more fun way than just your iPhone.

Bellroy Wallet ($89.95)
Every guy needs to replace his wallet on occasion, and this one has received mad rave reviews from several guy friends of mine. It’s all about functionality + sleekness!

Boarding Pass Dopp Kit ($85)
Your man travel a lot or is a gym rat? This dopp kit is the perfectly sophisticated way to tote around all his products.

Trigger Point Grid Roller ($26)
The best foam roller around, in my trainer’s opinion. Give the gift of a better feeling bod, all your dudes could use it.

Bose Bluetooth Speaker ($99)
Bose quality sound for a more affordable price point— this bluetooth speaker is great for everyone on your list.

Nespresso Aeroccino 3 Frother ($99.95)
Save your man a ton of $$$ on $6 lattes at coffeeshops by getting them this ultra luxe frother to have at home. There is one I also like for $35— not the same quality, but it is solid!

Filson Medium Duffel ($395)
Now this is a luxe gift that you can get on your own if you’re a baller, or do like my sister and I frequently do and siblings go in on one nice gift for a parent. Filson’s quality is unbelievable (I have one of their camera bags and it has not only survived but looks new still after snowstorms with it), and this bag will last forever.

Bombas Merino Wool Sock 4 pack ($78)
I know what you’re thinking, socks? But seriously, socks are one of those items we all hate spending money on but need to replace frequently if you’re getting the cheaper stuff. Bombas is great quality, and they donate a pair to someone in need for every pair they sell.

All Birds Wool Runner ($95)
Make your man feel Silicon Valley tech chic with these ultra comfy wool runners. Everyone I know who has them, loves them.

Polo Ralph Lauren Bathrobe ($67.50)
Cozy Sunday mornings, gifted in a bathrobe. Seriously, it’s perfect for this cold season coming up.

Dagne Dover Large Neoprene Weekender Duffel ($185)
Another great duffel option for a different price point, the neoprene makes it super durable (and machine washable). Perfect gym bag or weekender!

Another confusing person to get gifts for— buying gifts for your parents is hard enough as it is, but what about in-laws or significant others parents or other important adults in your life?? I actually found so many good gifts that I had to create two mini guides for it! Here are the more accessible price points in this first guide, and then the more luxe items are in the guide below:

Vintage Vogue Linea Coasters ($29 for set of 4)
Cute little gift for those parents that just love to host people at their homes— I’ve gotten so many cute coasters for people, and they’re always an appreciated gift!

Mini Olive Oil Gift Set ($49.95)
Fancy olive oils are one of those things that people never buy for themselves on the day to day, but is such a great gift for someone who likes to cook. These are infused too!

Wood and Chain Bar Tools Set ($29.95)
We all have the crappy cork opener we bought for too much money in a last minute pinch! My friend got me a nice bar tools set awhile back and I always think of her when I use them.

Herbivore Self Love Beauty Kit ($36)
This little pampering set of body polish, bath soak, body oil, and a rose quartz stone is perfect to give the give of at home R&R.

West Elm Throw ($19 on sale right now)
I looooove throw blankets and it’s something that can really help refresh a room decor for an affordable price point. These throws are on major sale but great quality— their assortment is amazing and affordable too!

Pancake + Syrup Set ($45.95)
Okay, this might seem very fruit basket-like, but I promise if there is thought behind this, it’s a cute gift! Some families love their weekend morning traditions of making pancakes at home, so it’s the perfect way to hand them a fancy little breakfast on a platter from afar! Also this maple syrup > $10 jugs at TJ’s.

Jacobsen Salt Set ($35)
Also for someone who loves cooking, salt assortments are such a great way to switch it up in the kitchen! Jacobsen is really popular at the gourmet food stores in NYC, and for good reason— I’ve used them before and they’re so good.

Ottolenghi Plenty Cookbook ($24)
A classic cookbook of Mediterranean flavors, it’s also an amazing one for people who get frustrated trying to make vegetables interesting— it is a gaaaamechanger for that!

Blue Bottle Coffee Subscription (starts at $8)
Coffee is an always appreciated gift, so giving someone a few months supply of freshly roasted fancypants beans? Winning all around.

Himalayan Salt Tequila Glasses ($28)
Such a fun little gift for the tequila fan. Both beautiful and practical!

Matcha Brewing Kit ($69)
Learning how to properly make matcha is so fun, and by gifting someone this brewing kit, you’re gifting them a little new healthy ritual in their lives!

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Saje Aroma Breeze Merlot Matte Diffuser ($79.95)
Introducing people to the magic of essential oils is one of my favorite things to do because it is both a powerful thing for your health + mind, it’s just purely pleasant and a forever homey gift as opposed to just candles (Saje has a lifetime warranty on diffusers!).

Saje Treehouse Blend ($59.95)
To go along with your diffuser gift, this limited edition of the Treehouse set for the holidays is my absolute favorite!! The Stanley Park, I sparingly use throughout the year because I love it so much.

Parachute Robe ($99 but 20% off for Black Friday)
I love this robe so much I’ve gotten it for my mom and my aunt. It’s one of the plusher robes I’ve found, but breathable, and also absorbent. Amaaazing parent gift.

Coffee Set idea: Coffee Subscription, Ceramic Pourover, and Grinder ($28-$210)
You can get as much or as little of this set as you want, or mix high + low, but I love putting together items to make a whole experiential gift for someone— so the entire process of coffee is covered here with your Driftaway Coffee Subscription (starts at $39 for 3 months) for worldly beans, your fancy Handheld Coffee Grinder ($90), and then your Ceramic Mug ($28) + Coffee Dripper ($52).

Throw Blankets ($19-$$$)
Putting throw blankets on here again because there are more accessible price points from West Elm, but also nice sustainably made ones from places like The Little Market if that’s more your parents tune.

Bose Soundlink Revolve Bluetooth Speaker $179 (originally 199)
Quality tunes on a quality sound system that deserves it. Upgrade your parents streaming experience with this beautiful and chic system

Nespresso Aeroccino 3 Frother ($99.95)
This is the third time this is on here because it’s that good of a gift. There is one I also like for $35— not the same quality, but it is solid!

Vitamix A3500 Series (originally $599, now $549 for Black Friday)
One of hell of a gift, but honestly a Vitamix is the ONE fancy kitchen appliance that I actually think is well worth the investment. The fact that you can make literally everything in this machine… and it makes healthy cooking so much easier for those married to their old lifestyle parents, like we know how some parents can be!

Oh dear, what to get for that special person in your life?? Hopefully you’ve paid attention to clues or random mentions they’ve dropped of things they’re eyeing for themselves, but if you didn’t, all these gifts are extremely practical or just guaranteed to make someone smile.

Airpods ($159)
Yep, on here again because every. Single. Person. would be down for these in your life. Super convenient and it’s hard to make someone not happy to receive these!

Catbird Initial Earring ($48)
Damn do girls love Brooklyn-based Catbird or what— and for good reason, their jewelry is stunning. Get a little mix and match with their earrings, or explore their other offerings. If Catbird is a little out of price range reach for you, Madewell has some of my favorite earrings ever for more affordable prices (plus they are offering 25% off everything for Black Friday)

Ariel Gordon Dual Birthstone Ring ($295)
Gorgeous gift for when you want to get your gal something special and personal— you can put your birthstone on one end and hers on the other. I just advise to not present it to her a ring box or she will think it’s something else 😂

Wildsam Field Guides ($20— extra 25% off for Black Friday)
brooklyn, sf, new orleans extra 25

Tickets
Experiential gifts like concert or show tickets are so great. Has your person mentioned wanting to go see something different like the opera, ballet, or some other show? It’s the perfect memory to create together! Airbnb has some awesome experience ideas.

Tantra Body Oil ($29.95)
I mean, this ain’t a bad gift for anyone. I adore Saje’s nontoxic, all natural body oils and they’re perfect for massages. Give it bundled with some Tea Lights ($19.95 for 25) and a Satin Robe ($52) for a sexy lil’ pampering evening.

Hario 5 Piece Pourover Set ($90)
This set comes with the pourover dripper and carafe, olive wood stand, biodegradable filters, and scoop. I got this for myself as a housewarming gift (lol) and is one of the best things I’ve ever bought— it upgrades that morning ritual x10!

Dagne Dover Large Neoprene Weekender Duffel ($185)
Another great duffel option for a different price point, the neoprene makes it super durable (and machine washable). Perfect gym bag or weekender!

Rag and Bone Leather Bifold Wallet ($125)
A classic wallet for a classic guy. Make him feel all trendy and chic with this one from rag & bone.

Filson Field Bag ($295)
Another Filson bag and one of my favorites— perfect for work everyday and also for a travel carry on.

Echo Alexa ($149.99)
We all know why having Alexa and wireless speakers around is nice. If this is a little too pricey, you can get this other Bluetooth speaker one for only $30 (obviously Alexa is not included).

Instant Pot Duo ($99.95)
Get on your cooking game together with a nifty little Instant Pot. Pro chef or absolute amateur, it doesn’t matter— literally anyone can become an Instant Pot master to make some killer dinners.

I don’t know when this happened, but suddenly the cheapie stuff from Ikea doesn’t cut it always (but hey, I still have stuff I love from there!). We are now in the time of actually getting fewer, but nicer things for our homes, and honestly these types of gifts are always so appreciated because it can get pricey to get on your own!

7 Piece Wine Set ($53, originally $89)
Perfect hostessing gift. Nuff Said.

Vintage Sunrise Coaster ($29 for set of 4)
You can’t have enough coasters when you’re having a party— just leave em all around, and these vintage style ones are so chic.

Ice Cube Trays ($9.99 for two)
Might seem silly, but this is a perfect stocking stuffer— these perfect cube sizes are great for liquor on the rocks, matchas, cold brews, and ice cube facials!

Marble Cheeseboard ($49)
So much better than presenting your fancy cheeses (or fancy-looking ones from TJ’s) on a silicone cutting board. A gorgeous staple for the entertainer.

Handheld Coffee Grinder ($90)
For your coffee nerd friend, this handheld grinder is a stunning gift that will definitely be used all the time.

Nespresso Aeroccino 3 Frother ($99.95)
4th mention, can’t stop, won’t stop. There is one I also like for $35— not the same quality, but it is solid!

Saje Dawn to Dusk Diffuser Gift set ($109.95)
Their gorgeous new holiday version of this aromaOm diffuser with frosted glass comes with two of their most popular diffuser blends, liquid sunshine and tranquility. It’s like getting a little art piece for their home that is also functional!

Fellow Kettle ($79-- extra sale for Black Friday)
One of THE most common questions I get on my IG stories is where I got my kettle from for my pourovers. So, so worth the price tag for this gift.

Linen Apron ($83.00)
Aprons are one of those things you think you don’t need but are wicked useful. This blush colored one is absolutely stunning, eco-friendly, and durable.

Ceramic Mugs (starting at $16)
Can you ever have too many mugs? Select a pair of foursome of mugs you think will suit your friends style and they’ll think of you every time they use them!

Double Wall Glasses (set of 2 for $30)
What’s the big deal about double wall glasses, you ask? Hot or cold drinks don’t freeze or burn your hand, you don’t need a coaster because the glass won’t sweat, plus they look beautiful. I never would have thought to get them for myself, but I got it as a gift and used them alllllll the time til I dropped them and broke them…

Echo Alexa ($149.99)
Great to have for entertaining and for cooking hands-free. If this is a little too pricey, you can get this other Bluetooth speaker one for only $30 (obviously Alexa is not included).

For adulting part 2, here is a great guide for the people who live for kitchen goodies and entertaining, and those who are always on the road.

Indoor Garden Grow Kit ($99.95)
I am a NERD for this. Do you have plant-obsessed friends in your life that love to cook? The ultimate cute gift for them!

Instant Pot Duo ($99.95)
Major gamechanger for weeknight meals— you will introduce a new world of cooking to someone for under a $100. Not a bad deal and mine was worth every penny.

Saje Kitchen Party Cleanup Kit ($24.95— $18 when you spend $40 or more at Saje)
Laugh all you want at me putting a cleaning kit on a gift guide, but if I threw a party and one of my friends gifted this to me at the party?! I would kiss them, no mistletoe needed. This kit has my favorite dishsoap of all time that makes me actually like doing the dishes, all-purpose cleaning spray that smells like HEAVEN, and an eco-rag to do it all.

Feed Hand-Carved Wooden Cutting Board ($39— plus more Black Friday savings)
I was using a crappy Ikea plastic cutting board but having a nice wooden cutting board is a gamechanger in the kitchen. Plus, this doubles as a serving board because it’s so nice.

Campfire Studio Mug ($42)
This is hygge in a gift. Ceramics are having a MOMENT and for good reason— it makes your morning coffee or tea that much more special. Plus they’re more durable than mass-produced stuff and supports artists. Win win. If this is a lil pricey for you, Anthropologie has some cute ones for ~ $16. Another ceramics company I love lately is Farmhouse Pottery.

Saje Road to Wellness ($19.95) -car disffuser and sleigh ride oil
Have a friend who has long car commutes to work or often does roadtrips? This car essential oil diffuser kit (that comes with one of their Christmas scents) is an amazing gift. Those car fresheners are literally toxic devils, so this is a HUGE upgrade for cheap.

Madewell Stripe Cape Scarf ($41.25 originally $55)
Such a cute travel item to have— any girl would love to have this on a plane ride to keep warm, but also stay looking airport chic and like they put some effort in!

Waterproof All Travel Essentials Pocket Case ($139)
In-bag organizers like this are some of the best inventions ever. This helps keep passports, ids, headphones, etc. organized in that carry-on for easy security and access.

Madewell Leather Passport Case ($29.50 with extra sale for Black Friday)
Perfect gift because it’s one of those things you forget to buy yourself but you so appreciate having.

Vitamix A3500 Series (originally $599, now $549 for Black Friday)
One of hell of a gift, but honestly a Vitamix is the ONE fancy kitchen appliance that I actually think is well worth the investment.

Le Creuset Cast Iron ($179)
Everyone could really use a cast iron in their kitchen and this gorgeous lilac one from Le Creuset is a gorgeous gift. Lodge has a cheaper version that is also awesome at $20.

All those helpful people in your life that make your life easier and better— it’s hard to know what to get for them because sometimes you don’t know their personal lives outside of the context of how you know them. But the good thing for you in this situation is, is that these people who have chosen helping professions usually are all people that are usually bad at treating themselves to nice little luxury items and the like 🤣, so this is the perfect opportunity to!

Driftaway Coffee Subscription (starts at $39 for 3 months)
Most of these professions are also early birds, and they likely drink coffee (or they superwo/man)— this is such a treat to not have to worry about getting beans, and getting gourmet ones at that. Sure beats Starbucks.

Healthy Human 20 Oz Tumbler for cold and hot ($18-22)
On that note, give them a nice reuseable tumbler to tote that coffee along in. This double insulated tumbler also keeps drinks hot for HOURS and iced drinks the same way.

Goop Bedtime Bath Soak ($35)
A lot of these jobs are emotionally taxing because it requires such care— unwinding with a fancy bath at the end of the day is an amazing treat.

Nirvana Robe ($59)
A cozy robe is so nice to have and makes you feel instantly hugged— always an appreciated gift!

Saje Road to Wellness ($19.95) -car disffuser and sleigh ride oil
If you live in anywhere where anyone commutes by car, this car essential oil diffuser kit (that comes with one of their Christmas scents) is an amazing gift. Those car fresheners are literally toxic devils, so this is a HUGE upgrade for cheap that your kid’s teacher will SO appreciate.

Diptyque 5 Mini Candle set ($78)
Fancy candles are something I just never buy my self but are some of my favorite gifts. This assortment of those iconic Diptyque candles are a great way to say thank you to someone helpful in your life.

Saje “The Pain Duo” ($29.95)
Those nurses, nannies, and anyone else on their feet all day from helping people? Two therapeutic roller balls+ a rollerball of Pain Release Essential Oil is such a treat.

Gua Sha from Mount Lai ($28)
This little rose quartz pampering facial massage tool is all the rage and lemme tell you, it puts me in an instant state of zen when I use it.

Slip Silk Pillowcase ($85)
When I first saw these and the price tag of them, I thought anyone would be nuts to have them. But I bought myself one when on major sale and lemme tell you… I would buy more at full price because it is amaaaaaing— not just luxe feeling, but much better for your skin and hair

Aesop Hand Wash ($60 for 18 oz)
An item I can’t manage to bring myself to buy because it is so expensive for soap, but I got this as a gift from one of my training clients one year and I literally got happy every single time I used it. What. A. Treat. And I’ve discovered that yes, expensive soap does indeed feel and perform very differently.

Saje “All the Feels” Trio Gift Set ($47.95)
This little holiday kit of room spray, hand wash, and lotion is like the upgraded, non-toxic version of those holiday bath + body works kits we all used to love.

For anyone you are subtly trying to transition to more eco-friendly living, these things are all super practical and will help them discover the feel-good magic of being less wasteful. And it’ll end up saving them money on disposables, so to me, that is a great practical gift.

Zero Waste Kits ($43-59)
Got someone who is just starting out in the eco-friendly world? Get them any of the start kits— the basics, the lunch kit, and/or the grocery shopping kit.

Stasher Bag set of 2 ($24)
Getting rid of those single use ziploc baggies, one at a time. They’re food grade silicone, dishwasher safe, and mighty cute.

Glasslock 18-Pc Set ($39.99)
I know, tupperware for gifts? THEY WILL THANK YOU. Honestly, an amazing gift.

Reuseable Tumbler ($22)
This hand-blown glass tumbler is perfect for mimicking the feel of a coffeehouse to-go cup. Baristas love it too, as the 12 oz is the perfect size for that latte.

Healthy Human 20 Oz Tumbler for cold and hot ($18-22)
This double insulated tumbler also keeps drinks hot for HOURS and iced drinks the same way.

Healthy Human 5 Pc Straw ($14.99)
A straw set and carrying case to get people out of that plastic straw habit! It’s one of those things people complain about being “too expensive” to go green, but now they don’t have any excuse if it’s in their stocking hehe.

Contigo Travel Mug ($17 for 20oz)
Do you need a travel mug that is leakproof because you are a bag lady or know one? This is THE one for you. Nothing compares when it comes to that. And it does keep your liquids pretty warm for awhile.

Food Storage ($30)
For those people you know who pack lunch, get them away from those BPA plastic tupperwares, and give them this cute little solution.

Saje Kitchen Party Cleanup Kit ($24.95)
This was on another list, but did I mention that the cleaning solutions are all biodegradable and won’t harm the environment / your pipes? Plus, the rag saves many a paper towel.

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