12 Beauty Gifts to Buy For Every Personality Type in Your Friend Group

Your minimalist friend doesn't like to wear a ton of makeup, and when they do, they like to rely on products multiuse products that won't take up too much space in their bathroom. The Glossier Makeup Set ($54, originally $68) comes with four products that all give you a subtle wash of color: Boy Brow, Balm Dotcom, Cloud Paint, and a Haloscope highlighter stick.

Unlike the minimalist, this friend needs it all, so a big gift like the Charlotte Tilbury Bejeweled Beauty Chest Advent Calendar ($200) will fit their needs perfectly.

This friend always has either an email to answer, somewhere to be, or both. More often than not, you'll catch them applying their makeup mid-commute, which is why this person needs a collection of travel-size products that can perfectly fit inside their handbag. Enter: the Milk Makeup Here For the Party Mini Face Set ($39), which comes with a primer, a moisturizer, a serum, a liquid eyeliner, a mascara, and a clear brow gel.

This friend has a taste for the finer things in life and is a sucker for a designer product. Get them something luxurious like the Valentino Voce Viva Eau de Parfum ($130) which is a warm, delicious-smelling blend of Italian bergamot and mandarin.

This friend needs to stay photo ready at all times, so they obviously need a mirror like the Fenty Beauty Hand Mirror ($22) in their beauty inventory.

We all have that one friend who nurtures their skin like a baby and is always looking for the next best product. For this person, you can't go wrong with a set like the Glow Recipe Glowing Skin Trio ($42), which comes with three products that'll keep their skin looking healthy and hydrated.

Gadgets and gizmos never fail to impress this friend, so buying them something like the For the Tech Junkie: BlendSmart Holiday Glow 4-Piece Kit ($98) — a motorized foundation brush with three different heads — will basically be a slam dunk for you.

You're not 100 percent sure why this friend is always so exhausted, but what you do know, is that eye masks and creams are their best friends (behind you, of course). The Peter Thomas Roth Full-Size Hydra Gel Eye Patch Party ($75) comes with full-size packs of some of the brand's most popular gel eye patches to hydrate, soothe, and wake up the area around the eyes.

Don't bother giving this friend anything that's not certified clean. The Ilia Eye Heart Clean Holiday Set ($45) comes with a liquid eyeliner, a mascara, and an eye tint, all of which are cruelty-and-gluten-free.

This friend would rather you do something charitable than give them a physical gift, and there are actually a handful of ways that you can do that. You can donate beauty products or money to a specific organization that provides personal-care items to homeless people and families, or you could sponsor a portion of someone else's beauty education in your friend's name. Either of these things would put a smile on their face.

Forget a vanity. This friend is always ready to hop in a car or on a plane, so she needs something that she can carry all of her favorite products in like the For the World Traveler: Sephora Pro On-the-Go Traincase ($52).

This Cureist Insomniac Bath Bomb ($14) takes the phrase "take a chill pill" to a whole new level. It's infused with lemon, lavender, and mint to encourage a good night's sleep for your friend who's always looking for a way to wind down.