28 Holiday Gifts Your Grandmother Will Love

Available in powder blue and trimmed with pearls, this the Lele Sadoughi Pearl Hat is a toasty hat connects the dots between feeling snug and looking stylish.

$150 (Shop Now)

If Grandma likes to keep her skin care simple, she's going to love this Weleda set. It features two versions of the brand's beloved Skin Food: the Original Ultra-Rich Cream and the Light Nourishing Cream. Tell her to use the Original all winter or at night — when she needs more intense dryness relief — and make the Light one her go-to day cream or summer moisturizer. Both work on face and body, which any minimalist can appreciate.

$12 (Shop Now)

Your grandmother is already a fan of Anthony Hopkins as an actor, and she's about love him as a perfumer, too. The Oscar winner has a passion for fragrance, which is apparent in his Gardenia Tuberose Diffuser. As beautiful to behold as it is to smell, the bottle's white floral notes — brightened and softened by lemon peel and powder — are conveyed through nine reeds that extend the scent through Grandma's room of choice.

$50 (Shop Now)

If your grandmother is a little intimidated by high-tech beauty gadgets, introduce her to the cute-as-can-be, easy-to-use NuFace Mini. A petite version of the original NuFace, this microcurrent device delivers the same toning and contouring benefits in a few minutes that Grandma can spend focusing on herself. She'll love how simple the ritual of gliding it across her face is, and she'll love the shimmery Platinum finish even more.

$180 (Shop Now)

This gorgeous holiday edition of Guerlain's Météorites Highlighting Powder Pearls look a little bit like a jar of candy your grandmother may keep in her entryway, but it's so much more glamorous than that. The little balls are made of six types of iridescent and matte powders that blend seamlessly to brighten up Grandma's complexion — and her day.

$64 (Shop Now)

With all of the Zoom calls and FaceTimes Grandma has been on this year, it's time to equip her eyes with something to counteract all that strain and blue-light exposure. The Look Optic Blue Light Glasses don't require a prescription — only the desire to look cute and give your eyes a much-needed break when looking at screens. We love this particular style, Bond, which goes with every outfit (including the PJs Grandma's been wearing for a couple of days in a row).

$78 (Shop Now)

Grandma has never experienced a body moisturizer quite like the Kate McLeod Grounding Stone. It looks a bit like a bar of soap and presents almost like some sort of lucky charm — and in a way, it is, in how it bestows so much goodness onto the skin. Its four harmonizing oils — sweet almond, apricot, avocado, and fractionated coconut — blend with cocoa butter and essential oils of vetiver and bergamot for a simple yet indulgent moisturizing moment.

$45 (Shop Now)

The Origins Mask Delights Mask Essentials Set is such a great deal, you can get one for your grandmother and one for yourself — and then coordinate once-a-week spa nights over Zoom. Aside from the bonding benefits, this set is packed with the countless skin-improving perks that come with the Original Skin Retexturizing Mask, Drink Up Intensive Overnight Hydrating Mask, Hello, Calm Relaxing & Hydrating Face Mask, Clear Improvement Active Charcoal Mask, and Out of Trouble 10 Minute Mask.

$20 (Shop Now)

No one likes the consequences of mixing up lookalike bottles in the shower, but no one likes wearing their glasses in the shower either. Save Grandma the annoyance of both by getting her the Shower-Eye. This clever, plastic magnifying glass suctions to the tile wall, giving her a way to closely inspect the product she picked up before accidentally conditioning her hair with body wash.

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Grandma has long been a fan of Crabtree & Evelyn classics, and the timeless brand gave its Buff & Brighten Hand Care Set a truly chic, contemporary gift-ready presentation. It's what's inside that counts the most, however, which is why she'll truly appreciate the kit's Buff + Polish Hand Wash, which simultaneously cleanses and physically exfoliates, and Renew + Nourish Hand Cream, which relies on a blend of alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and shea butter to further brighten and soften.

$48 (Shop Now)

Even the most coffee-obsessed grandmother will appreciate this set of Feel-Good Teas from DavidsTea. The box holds a dozen creatively named flavors — Bed of Roses, Buddha's Blend, Cold 911, Ginger Crystals, Headache Halo, Just Beet It, Mother's Little Helper, Peppermint Amour, Pomegrateful, Serenity Now, Sunny C, and Tulsi Tranquility — that promote not only deliciousness but also relaxation, better digestion, and more. Be sure to pair it with a World's Best Grandma mug.

$24 (Shop Now)

Grandma may like that one drugstore body wash she's been using for years, but she will love Aromatherapy Associates De-Stress Muscle Shower Oil. This oil-to-milk cleanser feels like nothing she's ever tried before, especially if she's seeking out a little relief from everyday aches and pains. In addition to soothing and moisturizing, it relaxes with an aromatherapeutic blend of rosemary, ginger, and black pepper essential oils.

$39 (Shop Now)

We've all done a lot more sitting around this year, and that means our posture can easily fall into a slump — literally. Whether Grandma is retired, working from home, or bravely going to a job every day, she'll appreciate the comfort and posture check BackEmbrace provides. It helps prevent slouching by stabilizing the shoulders, properly aligns the spine, and offers relief without the bulkiness and less-than-cuteness associate with posture-correction devices. It's even machine-washable.

$60 (Shop Now)

If Grandma doesn't feel quite comfortable enough to start visiting spas again, you can bring the spa to her — and at a remarkably reasonable price. The Spa de Olay at Home Spa Gift Set includes the 2-Step Vitamin C Mask + AHA Resurfacing Peel, the practically mess-free Fresh Reset Clay Stick Mask, and one of our favorite affordable retinol creams, Retinol24 Night Moisturizer. In addition to a relaxing afternoon of self-care, Grandma gets smoother, refreshed skin.

$49 (Shop Now)

Your grandmother loves a pretty manicure. Your grandmother also loves bagels with lox. Seemingly unrelated, right? But this adorable trio of nail polishes from Unkosher Market — a collaboration with Positive Times — marries the two passions into an adorable gift set. It comes with mini bottles of three 10-free, crystal-infused shades: the cream-cheese-white Schmear, the salmon-orange Lox, and Everything Bagel, made with glitter particles that resemble ample seasoning. And here's what may be the best part: The founder's own Bubbie Roslyn packs up all the orders. From one grandma to another!

$28 (Shop Now)

There isn't a single skin type that wouldn't benefit from Tammy Fender's new Celestial Rose Crème, especially during the winter months. Grandma will love its natural rose scent and the way its manuka honey, glycerin, aloe, and kakadu plum moisturize, soothe, and protect skin. Ideal as a night cream, it gives Grandma a luxurious, plant-based boost to her skin-care routine.

$145 (Shop Now)

Estée Lauder has long been a reliable go-to for fabulous fragrances, so there's a good chance your grandmother already loves at least one of the four scents in the Fragrance Treasures Set. Perhaps she's been wearing Beautiful since it launched in the mid'-80s, or maybe she's found a more recent favorite in Beautiful Belle. Or even if these classics — which also include Pleasures and Bronze Goddess — are totally new to her nose, she'll undoubtedly enjoy this new eau de parfum mini wardrobe.

$35 (Shop Now)

Your grandmother would adore a half-used tealight in an empty toilet paper roll as long as it came from you, but she obviously deserves better — much better. Show her just how special a scented candle can be with Amass's Art of Staying In Candle, which makes an aromatic celebration of what we've all be doing so much of this year. It will fill her space with eucalyptus, lavender, and chamomile — a relaxing-yet-refreshing blend to ease and energize her mind. And once the candle burns through (in about 45 hours), she'll have the loveliest matte black jar to remember it — and you — by.

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If your grandmother is not yet familiar with the skin-care majesty that is Susanne Kaufmann, you may need to explain to her what a boon it is to get six miniature versions of her products for $75. The calming St. John's Wort Bath, Warming Foot Cream, Body Butter, Hand Cream, Firming Oil, and Moisturizing Mask will get Grandma hooked on this Austrian import, thanks to the skin-reinvigorating head-to-toe experience.

$75 (Shop Now)

Whether or not she's getting out much these days, this TRVL Design Luxe Top Floral Zip Triangle Makeup Bag gives Grandma a gorgeous place to put her favorite and most-used makeup. Its vegan leather outer is covered in an eye-catching, vintage-y floral print that's just a joy to behold, and it's made even more glamorous by its golden lining. An additional zipper on the interior pocket ensures grandma's favorite little items like a lipstick or liner will never fall out.

$48 (Shop Now)

Whether your grandmother has been embracing her grays for years, started to transition to silver strands during the pandemic, or rocks a platinum-blonde bleach job, the Philip B Ultimate Blonde & Gray Savior Gift Set is going to make maintenance super easy for her. The Icelandic Blonde Shampoo and Deep Conditioner keep brassiness at bay with plum extract, the Weightless Conditioning Water sprays in healthy-looking glossiness, and the Detangling Toning Mist helps rebalance hair to an ideal pH. Grandma will be such a babe. (OK, even more of one.)

$115 (Shop Now)

Sure, tie-dye is trendy, but who says Grandma can't be? The "Pastel Pebble" version of Feat's BlanketBlend Hoodie is truly eye candy for everyone that sees it, but the fuzzy exterior and smooth interior also makes it one of the most comfortable sweatshirts we've ever come in contact with. How you can resist getting yourself a matching one so you can twin with Grandma next time it's safe to hang.

$128 (Shop Now)

The only thing prettier than the watercolor packaging of the Bobbi Brown Luxe Encore Eye Shadow Palette is the array of looks your grandmother will create with the four shades inside. Available in two tones, Burgundy (pictured here) and Bronze, the quad offers luminous color in a bouncy, easy-to-blend geleé format. Despite their creaminess, the shadows will stay put for your next eight-hour Zoom session with Grandma.

$55 (Shop Now)

For the grandma who's been warming up to your tattoos so much that she may even want one of her own: Bic's BodyMark Temporary Tattoo Markers give her the opportunity to play around with artistic ideas without committing to permanent ink. Even if she never makes an appointment with your go-to artist, these skin-safe pens give her a fun project that goes beyond coloring books.

$28 (Shop Now)

This may look like another high-tech fitness watch, but this wearable tech is in a league of its own. The Embr Wave Bracelet cools and warms via one of the most temperature-sensitive parts of the body (the wrist, obvies) to increase comfort. That means warming Grandma up when she's chilly, cooling her down during stress or hot flashes, and helping her achieve her ideal sleep temp.

$299 (Shop Now)

No offense, Lancôme, but "Holiday Beauty Box" is simply not an accurate name for this set. Timeless Train Case of Full-Size Beauty Treasures is more like it. Grandma will flip her lid over these 10 skin-care and makeup products — we're talking a palette, lipsticks, Advanced Génifique products, and more — which normally add up to a whopping $555. But for the holidays, a $42 purchase will grant you access to this set for just $73. (Shhhh — let Grandma think you splurged.)

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These tweezers may be tiny, but your grandmother will never misplace them, thanks to their impossible-to-miss sparkly finish. A perfect stocking stuffer, the Tweezerman Hollygraphic Micro Mini Tweezer Set features both a slant tweezer and a pointy tweezer to accurately address every imaginable plucking need Grandma may have.

$15 (Shop Now)

Obviously, #NotAllGrandmas are cat ladies or even have a cat — but those who are and do will enjoy the Fancy Feast Advent Calendar as much as their kitties will. Unlike advent calendars that… um… don't have cat food in them, this has 24 cans of Fancy Feast. Different varieties, to boot! There is literally no better gift to give to anyone, frankly.

$20 (Shop Now)