I need a nice gift for a neighbor's birthday.
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Anonymous
| Hey, my neighbor's birthday is coming up, and she's got it all. I was thinking bath stuff, but I don't take baths, so I'm clueless. Any ideas for a good gift around fifty bucks? |
Anonymous
| Do you know she takes baths? |
Anonymous
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If you know any specific hobbies or things she enjoys (pickleball, coffee, etc.) she enjoys, then I'd go with that as a springboard. If not, I say a little self-care kit from Sephora. I would love an travel size hair kit, but I wouldn't spend the money on it myself. Here is what I would get:
https://www.sephora.com/product/santal-body-essentials-set-trial-travel-P515547?skuId=2840197&icid2=products%20grid:p515547:product If she doesn't like it, she can always regift it which is also very helpful. I also think a hand drawn sketch of their house could be cute: https://us.letterfest.com/collections/illustrations/products/house-pencil-sketch |
Anonymous
| Fancy candle. |
Anonymous
| A nice plant. Or flowers are always good. No need to get original. |
Anonymous
| A gourmet food gift basket. Assemble something from a local store. |
Anonymous
| Why do you need or want to give her a gift if she's "got it all" and you don't seem to know her well enough to know what she actually likes? |
Anonymous
Maybe I wasn't being clear in my original post. Im asking for bath products recommendations. I dont take baths and don't know any that are the nicer & gift worthy. |
Anonymous
| I would go to blue mercury and pick something |
Anonymous
| Flowers and a gift card to a restaurant. |
Anonymous
| Le labo or diptyque candle. A big one |
Anonymous
Molton Brown is nice bath products. |