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Best Relaxing Christmas Gift for Her: NuFACE Petite Facial Toning Device 

Sending a loved one to the spa is nice and all, but it’ll set you back a fair whack. For the same price, you could buy this dinky device, which uses microcurrent technology to provide a five-minute facial at home, making it the gift that keeps on giving.

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Best Smelling Christmas Gift for Her: A Niche Fragrance

We can’t think of a single woman who would turn her nose up at a new scent to wear while wolfing down Sunday dinner. Just make sure it’s right for the season, that means shaping citrus notes for fragrances described as aromatic and sensual.

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Best Blowout Christmas Gift for Her: The Dyson Hair Dryer

Unless your other half is Amber Rose, there’s a fair chance she obsesses over her hair. Pick up Dyson’s ground-breaking hair dryer, which uses air multiplier technology to speed up the process, and there’s a (slight) chance she’ll be ready faster. A gift for you, too.

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Best Indulgent Christmas Gift for Her: Kate Somerville At-Home Facial

Days (if not weeks) of over-indulgence can take their toll on the face. Give the gift of recovery with a batch of smart skincare saviors designed to reverse the damage. You’ll likely save a pretty penny buying them together, too.

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Best Therapeutic Christmas Gift for Her: Therabody Mini Massage Gun 

Life right now is hectic and all over the place, so a great Christmas gift for her is giving her the chance to blast some of the stress-induced knots away. Introducing: Therabody’s Mini Massage gun. A little less intimidating than the regular size gun, this massage gun still packs quite the massaging punch, helping to promote muscle healing, relaxation, and other great benefits.

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Best Christmas Gift for the Wine Mom: Electric Corkscrew

Wine is the sweet nectar of the holidays, and giving the gift of wine accessibility is never the wrong answer. Help nourish her soul by gifting her with an electric corkscrew and charging station. Not only will you avoid the hand cramping, but there is a much lower chance that the cork will break into the wine – and trust us, no one wants that.