$45 gift ideas

[Anonymous]

I'm in a family gift exchange. What is a nice gift to get someone who has - literally, I think - everything already she already wants?

This is for my mom, who is 80, very well off, youthful, and has more clothing, scarves, etc. than I could even fit into my home. She is very into fashion and very stylish. I am none of those things, so wanted to gather a few opinions here.

No candles - her dogs jump everywhere and she's allergic to most scents anyway
No plants - she kills them ALL despite loving them
No lotions - she's very specific about these and allergic anyway

She likes to follow trends on occasion, so that might make sense on the given budget? Suggestions, please!

[Anonymous]

Margot Elena bath products?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Margot Elena bath products?

Separately - Her True Vanilla perfume is the best I’ve ever found for a vanilla perfume

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Margot Elena bath products?

Separately - Her True Vanilla perfume is the best I’ve ever found for a vanilla perfume

I love ME products! The Lollia peony line is my favorite.

[Anonymous]

An iPad or phone case, or a charger
Soap, shower gel, etc.
Lip tint - Dior lip glow balm, Bobby Brown lip tint
Korean face masks
A bag charm
Wine, chocolate, etc.

[Anonymous]

Day at spa for the two of you
Fashion organizing thing (e.g. for scarves)

[Anonymous]

Body shop is back, who knows how long - something there

Cashmere hat/gloves

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm in a family gift exchange. What is a nice gift to get someone who has - literally, I think - everything already she already wants?

This is for my mom, who is 80, very well off, youthful, and has more clothing, scarves, etc. than I could even fit into my home. She is very into fashion and very stylish. I am none of those things, so wanted to gather a few opinions here.

No candles - her dogs jump everywhere and she's allergic to most scents anyway
No plants - she kills them ALL despite loving them
No lotions - she's very specific about these and allergic anyway

She likes to follow trends on occasion, so that might make sense on the given budget? Suggestions, please!

A case of Corona Light is $44 and some change. 👍

[Anonymous]

Cash

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cash

Someone hasn't had their coffee this morning.

[Anonymous]

Something consumable! A fancy coffee in her preferred grind/pod, olive oil, teas and a cute Yeti type tumbler, cocktail set, Bloody Mary mix and bottle of vodka, cheese board accents like jams, honeycomb, etc

Or look on Etsy for personalized notecards if you have enough time for the shipping.

[Anonymous]

Spend time with her. Take her out to the theater and dinner before hand, or do a matinee and lunch. Spending time with her is the best gift for mom.