Appropriate gifts for a 15yo girl

[Anonymous]

My 15 yo DD would love a gift card to Sephora. $25 can get you a tower 18 lip jelly and some sheet masks…priorities!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 15 yo DD would love a gift card to Sephora. $25 can get you a tower 18 lip jelly and some sheet masks…priorities!!

It would have felt so weird to be as a teen to get a gift of make up or skin care store gift card from a boy. Did he notice my zit?

I vote for something more neutral like Target. She can still use it on makeup or skin care if she wants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

It’s fortunate this gift isn’t for you then, isn’t it.

I prefer giving real gifts to gift cards, but I also remember being a teen with limited funds and really loving getting them. Go with the gift card.

[Anonymous]

Starbucks gift card and cute tumbler (not a Stanley; those are like $50

[Anonymous]

Just had a White Elephant and the Starbucks gift card was the most sought after gift.

Go with gift cards. This age loves them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

Agree. Clutter in a drawer. Never used

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A tortilla blanket.

Something like this is perfect, especially if she "loves quesadillas" or something like that.

Someone else mentioned her favorite candy. that's also a great idea. and if its something common, like gummi bears or something, pair it with an oversized stuffed gummi bear.

dont do a gift card. they are so lame

Agree. No Lulus, Starbucks, Ulta…that screams my mom got this for you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A tortilla blanket.

Something like this is perfect, especially if she "loves quesadillas" or something like that.

Someone else mentioned her favorite candy. that's also a great idea. and if its something common, like gummi bears or something, pair it with an oversized stuffed gummi bear.

dont do a gift card. they are so lame

Agree. No Lulus, Starbucks, Ulta…that screams my mom got this for you

And she assumes you are basic

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A tortilla blanket.

Something like this is perfect, especially if she "loves quesadillas" or something like that.

Someone else mentioned her favorite candy. that's also a great idea. and if its something common, like gummi bears or something, pair it with an oversized stuffed gummi bear.

dont do a gift card. they are so lame

Agree. No Lulus, Starbucks, Ulta…that screams my mom got this for you

Yup, there's gotta be something unique that she's into that's kind of silly. Even if its something like SpongeBob pajama pants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks gift card and cute tumbler (not a Stanley; those are like $50

I got all the teens and college kids one of these bottles in various colors so they could trade with their sibs and cousins: https://owalalife.com/products/freesip?variant=43048895283359

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

Agree. Clutter in a drawer. Never used

Must be nice to have so much money that you think a GC is clutter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks gift card and fuzzy socks per my 16yo DD

This is super cute and not weird coming from a boy, unlike some of these other suggestions (Sephora, Ulta etc) also like Target + candy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

Agree. Clutter in a drawer. Never used

Must be nice to have so much money that you think a GC is clutter.

Many people dont end up using them, including most of the teachers I know that have huge collections of gift cards

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just want to go on record with how much I hate gift cards.

Agree. Clutter in a drawer. Never used

Must be nice to have so much money that you think a GC is clutter.

Many people dont end up using them, including most of the teachers I know that have huge collections of gift cards

And that's part of the reason why retailers love them.

Most of them have outstanding balances that expire.

Or, you come in with a 25 dollar GC but end up spending 30 dollars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Starbucks gift card and cute tumbler (not a Stanley; those are like $50

I got all the teens and college kids one of these bottles in various colors so they could trade with their sibs and cousins: https://owalalife.com/products/freesip?variant=43048895283359

Good job! My 14yo wants one of these.