e.l.f. Glow Reviver Melting Lip Balm [24] ($9)

Negative reviews about this lip balm are hard to come by because it's that universally loved. Fans rave about how it deeply hydrates while giving lips just the right amount of tint, making it the perfect fusion of makeup and skin care.

Tree Hut Vanilla Shea Butter Sugar Body Scrub [25] ($9)

Whether it's tucked into a stocking or wrapped front and center under the tree, this body scrub's bound to impress. It's that rare kind of classic that nails the balance between practical and indulgent. Learn more about what makes it so great in our Tree Hut Vanilla Shea Butter Sugar Body Scrub review [26].

Editor Quote: "For starters, the vanilla scent is, as shoppers have described, heavenly. It's warm, sweet, and rich without being too overpowering (as I find is the case with some vanilla-scented products). As for the texture, it's thick with sugar grains that are noticeable but don't feel too harsh on the skin. After just one use, my skin felt noticeably softer and silkier." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

eos Shea Better 24H Moisture Body Lotion in Peppermint Cashmere [27] ($10)

When "Love Island USA" alum Leah Kateb mentioned this body lotion, it instantly took off — and the obsession hasn't let up. This version is part of the brand's limited-edition holiday collection, and some scents are already disappearing.

Olive & June Instant Mani Minimalist Extra Short Squoval Press-On Nails [28] ($10)

I'm a regular at the nail salon for acrylics, but I get jealous when my friends' press-ons look just as good for a fraction of the price. If you know someone who loves a good DIY [29] mani — or has been talking about trying — grab them a set from editor-loved Olive & June. With tons of shapes, lengths, and styles, there's something for everyone, and one of our contributors even called them the best in her Olive & June Press-On Nails review. [30]

Editor Quote: "The Olive & June sets come with everything I need. I really like how there are 42 nails in a kit, allowing me to find the perfect fit for each nail. Plus, I'll have extra in case any come off. On top of that, it was great to have a prep pad, a two-in-one file and buffer, a wood cuticle pusher, and glue." — Lauren Harano, contributing writer

Best Gift for "The Summer I Turned Pretty" Fans

"The Complete "Summer I Turned Pretty" Trilogy Deluxe Boxed Set [31] ($20)

"The Summer I Turned Pretty" took over our lives this fall, and now that it's over, something just feels . . . missing. Spoiler: it's this trilogy boxed set. It's the perfect gift for anyone who felt a little lost after binging the show (raises hand).

Apple AirTag [32] ($24, originally $29)

Whether they're already Apple AirTag devotees or have yet to discover the magic, these make the ultimate tiny tech gift. Frequent travelers, chronic key-losers, and anyone who likes a little peace of mind will love them. Walmart also carries an Apple AirTag 4-Pack [33] ($75, originally $99) if you think they'll want more than one.

One of our former editors even used them while traveling and found them extraordinarily helpful. Read all about it in our Apple AirTag review [34].

Editor Quote: "Each AirTag is tiny; all four fit in the palm of my hand, as shown above. They took about 30 seconds to set up; all you need is your iPhone close by, and they pair automatically. I bought a four-pack because my family had four checked bags, and I named each one for the colored luggage tag on each bag, so I would know which was which. Using the Find My app that's installed on all iPhones, I was able to track our bags from check-in until takeoff, and again when we landed back in the States." — India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor

Revlon One-Step Ceramic Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush [35] ($28, originally $49)

Ever since beauty lovers discovered the magic of at-home blow-dry brushes, brands have been racing to make their own, but this one's the OG. It delivers that fresh-from-the-salon bounce and volume in minutes and costs way less than most of the newer versions on the market. Read more about its features in our Revlon One-Step Ceramic Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush review [36].

Editor Quote: "The biggest difference I noticed between this brush and others I've used in the past is how well my hairstyle stayed put. Although I think I've pretty much mastered the '90s blowout, I've often found that the look can fall throughout the day if I don't use a ton of hairspray or texture spray. I didn't use either after the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer, and my flipped-in ends lasted even after a night of sleeping on them." — Renee Rodriguez, senior staff writer and social producer

Owala FreeSip Stainless Steel Water Bottle [37] ($35)

For the friend who's always carrying a water bottle, this one checks every box. It's colorful, cleverly designed, and features a dual-function straw they'll love. Learn more about what makes it stand out in our Owala FreeSip review [38].

Editor Quote: "Beyond its aesthetics, I fell in love with the dual-function straw. What makes it so great is that you can either sip through the built-in straw (ideal for avoiding spills when it's full) or swig from the spout opening when you need a lot more water at once (perfect for intense Solidcore Sculpt classes). To open the spout, you press a button and it pops open with a satisfying sound that strangely brings me joy. (It's the little things!) Plus, it holds enough water for all my workouts (runs, lifting sessions, and the occasional OrangeTheory class), fits perfectly in the treadmill's water bottle spot and my car's cup holder, and has the prettiest colorblock design. It's been my go-to emotional support water bottle for the past six months. Trust me, you won't regret buying it." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Baby Einstein Kickin' Tunes 4-in-1 Infant Baby Activity Gym & Tummy Time Play Mat with Piano [39] ($50)

This makes the perfect holiday gift for babies and toddlers. It's bright, engaging, and packed with activities to keep little ones entertained as they grow (up to 36 months, according to the brand).

Crosley Cruiser Premier Vinyl Record Player with Speakers and Bluetooth [40] ($58)

Good luck finding a record player that looks and sounds this good for the price. It combines vintage charm with modern features (read: Bluetooth) that make it easy to use. It would be so fun to use to cue up "The Life of a Showgirl."

Apple AirPods 4 [41] ($80, originally $130)

I thought this AirPods discount would disappear after Black Friday, yet somehow the latest model is still under $100 at Walmart. I grabbed a pair for my mom, and I'm seriously considering upgrading my 2018 ones while the deal lasts. Worth noting: Walmart also carries a noise-canceling version [42] ($100, originally $180) if someone on your list could use the extra quiet.

Fujifilm instax Mini Link 3 Smartphone Wireless Printer [43] ($99, originally $116)

As much as I love the nostalgic thrill of snapping a Polaroid, this mini printer is a game-changer. It gives you that same instant-photo magic without the camera. You just sync it with your iPhone to turn your (definitely overflowing) camera roll into actual, hold-in-your-hands memories instead of letting them collect digital dust in your gallery.

Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn 4-in-1 Activity Table & Easel [44] ($55, originally $65)

For the baby or toddlerin your life — whether it's a niece, nephew, or your friend's little one who's suddenly crawling everywhere — this activity table and easel is a winner. It keeps them entertained and out of mischief, thanks to three Smart Stages learning levels and 135+ songs, sounds, and phrases that teach colors, numbers, counting, and more.

Barbie Dream Camper Playset [45] ($89, originally $108)

Barbie's taking glamping to a whole new level with the brand-new Barbie DreamCamper. The pink RV unfolds into an outdoor paradise complete with a pop-up roof tent, swing chair, fishing pond, and a puppy sidekick. It even comes with three tubs of dough and a barbecue mold so kids can "grill" up burgers that actually change color with warm and icy water before Barbie and friends kick back under the stars. Goals.

Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker [46] ($149, originally $199)

I'd be shocked if you haven't heard of the now-famous Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker. It's the easiest way to whip up ice cream at home once your favorite scoop shops close for the season — and the most fun way to experiment in the kitchen. You can turn fruit into sorbet, blend up protein ice cream, and so much more. Read more in our Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker review [47].

Editor Quote: "This ice cream machine is great for ice cream aficionados of all kinds. My fiancé and I are most excited about creating healthy-ish ice cream alternatives that don't cost 10 bucks a pint. After devouring our vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips, we decided to get a little creative with a can of pineapple (leaving in the juice). We went about the same process as we did with our original cream base ice cream, and were amazed by how it came out looking and tasting like gourmet sorbet. We expected it to have a fibrous texture, but it was the exact opposite: decadent, creamy (despite not having cream) and all-around delicious." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Beats by Dr. Dre Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones [48] ($180, originally $350)

These headphones have glowing reviews across the board, and a price that feels fair, especially considering their features rival Apple's AirPods Max Over-Ear Headphones [49] ($515, originally $550), which are another editor favorite [50]). They're lightweight, travel-friendly, and packed with covetable features like adaptive noise cancellation, spatial audio, and impressively long battery life. Find out more about them in our Beats by Dr. Dre Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones review [51].

Editor Quote: "I have a lengthy list of features I love about these headphones, but my third favorite standout is their top-notch battery life of 40 (!) hours. I can go days without charging them (which is honestly a godsend to me because I'm always running on low battery). A few more things I adore that I can't resist sharing? These headphones come in a compact and stylish case that's perfect for both storage and travel. The color options are more classic and timeless compared to my previous teal headphones, which is a win. Plus, they're comfortable during workouts, including long runs on the treadmill." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Glasses [52] ($225, originally $299)

Tech-curious shoppers will go wild for these sunglasses. They may look like a classic pair on the outside, but they can snap photos, record video, and even take calls or play music via Bluetooth. Learn more in our Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Glasses review [53].

Editor Quote: "If you're like me, then you've experienced many moments in life when you wish you could snap a photo from your very own eyes. Whether a fleeting cityscape or a friend's smile, there are some moments in which pulling out a camera or your phone feels like too much of a hassle. That's the defining feature, I think, of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. When you're wearing them, literally anything and everything has the potential to be a lovely photograph or video capture." — Lena Felton, senior director of special projects

Meta Quest 3S VR Headset [54] ($319)

The whole family will love getting in on the fun (and mild chaos) of the Meta Quest 3S. I'm living proof; my camera roll is packed with videos of my mom, dad, husband, and younger cousins flailing their arms playing Beat Saber, which is like Guitar Hero meets lightsabers in VR. And that's just one option — there are tons of games that instantly transport you to another world, all without leaving your living room.

Some people even use it to work out, which is a lot more fun than a treadmill, if you ask me. One of our editors swears an earlier version of the headset helped her "find joy in working out." Get more details about what that looked like in our Meta Quest 3S VR Headset review [55].

Editor Quote: "I know what you're thinking — VR? And yeah, I was skeptical, too. I'm a far cry from a tech wiz. Up until last year, I still had an iPhone 7. And while it took me a moment to get my bearings in the world of Meta, I have to say, I haven't had fun being active like this in . . . ever?" — Lee Musho, branded content editor

Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle [56] ($499)

It feels like just yesterday the original Nintendo Switch was the holiday must-have, but the next-gen version is finally here. The Nintendo Switch 2 plays both old favorites and new titles, adds built-in Game Share and GameChat, and runs better than ever. This Walmart bundle even comes with Mario Kart World preloaded, so you can start racing right out of the box.

Skylight 27 inch Calendar Max [57] ($600)

It's no secret this digital calendar is a splurge, but for someone determined to get their family's schedule in sync, it's worth every penny. One of our editors swears it's made life so much easier. Learn more in her comprehensive Skylight 27 inch Calendar Max review [58].

Editor Quote: "There are plenty of things I love about the Skylight Max Digital Calendar, but what stands out most is how intuitive it is, and how easy it makes it for my husband and me to stay on the same page. We used to constantly get our wires crossed about who was doing what, and a shared Google Calendar never really stuck. With this device, though, we each have our own Skylight profile: his events show up in blue, mine in pink, and anything we're doing together can be assigned to both of us (or the whole family) with just a tap. Even our baby has a profile. While his "schedule" is mostly doctor's appointments right now, it makes it so much easier to separate baby-related events from my own and find them at a quick glance." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor