The ‘Oh Sh*t’ Gift Guide for Procrastinators

It’s tiny and cute and will make her lips look nice.

These Picasso-inspired earrings are under $10.

This refillable lint roller will fit into any bag so she’ll never show up covered in fuzz.

This teeny toothbrush stand is unobtrusive but still stylish.

This cute cherry shape will never get lost in her purse, no matter what other junk is in there.

A vase just weird enough to qualify for quirky new flower-arrangement trend Freakebana.

This ‘facial sauna’ will let you steam your face to loosen dirt and impurities. Karrueche Tran is a fan.

You can also use it as a milk frother to add some pizazz to your morning coffee.

At $10, this pretty mug is a great stocking stuffer, especially if you add in some hot chocolate or tea bags.

A sheet mask that actually anticipates what January 1 is going to feel like.

The psychedelic swirls will showcase her perfect cupcakes.

Reviewers rave that this Japanese exfoliating towel is better than a loofah or sponge for getting rid of rough winter skin.

Use it for water, orange juice, or flowers.

This soothing eye mask won’t give you claustrophobia, but will de-puff your eyes and block out light.

Made with binchotan charcoal, these towels won’t stink no matter how many wet spills you wipe up.

This lip product was created to capitalize on the vampire frenzy of several years ago. Regardless of whether you think Robert Pattinson was hot, it’s still a favorite because it goes on like a balm but looks like a pretty lip stain.

Our friends at the Strategist love this brand for their ability to keep drinks perfectly chilled or hot.

A nice cheap alternative to our hands-down favorite toiletry case.

Just enough room for all of her cards.

Just add your favorite coffee grounds to the chamber with cold water and leave it in the fridge overnight, and you’ll have delicious cold brew waiting for you in the morning.

Corgi-imprinted emery boards: a much more low-maintenance gift than a new puppy.

He’ll get a kick out of asking Google the most mundane questions. And if he has an Alexa, he can listen to them converse, which is always fun.

Everyone needs a classic, well-reviewed chef’s knife.

The better to coordinate with her Glossier pouch, of course.
Original Price: $35

This spray lets you hydrate your face without ruining your makeup.

If gastropod slime doesn’t turn them off, this Korean beauty eye cream is for them.

What’s cuter than a beauty blender and just as effective? This guy.

In a pretty emerald green, it’s a nice reminder of her favorite grandkid (you, obviously.)
Original Price: $40

We’ve always loved this Japanese mascara, and so will whoever you get it for. It never flakes, never smudges, and lasts until you choose (via a lot of elbow grease) to take it off.

To go with her puffer, cashmere sweater, jeans, and boots of course.

The Japanese gold standard for anyone who appreciates a good pour over.

A sheer, glossy, barely-there lipstick in an easy “you can’t mess this up” pencil.

Don’t want to fuss with an elaborate set-up? It doesn’t get easier than a French press.

These cute little hoops offer just enough sparkle to dress up her school outfit.

We’ve written about this robe a few times for good reason: it’s hands down the favorite on Amazon for its warmth and softness.

Another Cut favorite, this memory foam neck pillow will make even an 16-hour trip in economy class tolerable.

She’ll get a ton of wear out of this dark green sweater.
Original Price: $70

A delicate initial necklace is something she can wear every day.

Good for late nights studying in her dorm room.
Original Price: $122

A classic cashmere scarf will match his work clothes perfectly.
Original Price: $145

Cropped, red leather gloves will keep ‘em nice and warm.

She’ll be posting this hoodie on Instagram the second she opens the box.

Editor’s note: It’s on sale today for $33 but only for another 12-hours so act fast!

It’s not Le Creuset, but it looks close enough to win over the most discriminating home cook.