109 Holiday Gifts to Buy Before Prime Day Ends Tonight

Or for craftier kids, a stained-glass kit that requires zero soldering.

For frequent travelers or concertgoers.

An insulated mug for their morning coffee on the move.

Adorable and affordable baby-shower gift.

Help them perfect their cut crease with this YouTube-era eye palette that’s still got it.

Or if they prefer a glowier look to a matte one, Tarte’s popular cheek-and-eye palette is on sale.

An insulated water bottle they’ll agree is worth the hype.

Or just get them our best overall water bottle.

DedCool’s perfumed detergent is an everyday luxury item they probably wouldn’t buy for themselves.

Same goes for this rich, almond-scented shower oil.

For their home yoga studio (which may just be their bedroom floor).

For the K-beauty fan.

They’ll hopefully make you a bracelet to say “thank you.”

Strategist senior writer Liza Corsillo just bought her sixth set of Kwik Stix because “my 3.5-year-old son is so obsessed with the creamy, fast-drying texture.”

Our best multipack boxer briefs are nearly 50 percent off.

A gift for a condiment snob.

Alison Roman’s latest cookbook is her most approachable yet with recipes that mostly use ingredients they’ll already have in their cupboard.

A stocking stuffer for frequent travelers or just that friend who is always losing things.

A surprisingly useful (and delightful) corn-salad time-saver.

Touchland’s mini-sanitizers also make good stocking stuffers.

An entire rainbow of Play-Doh is on sale, which is good, because you can never have enough.

One of our all-time favorite gifts to give people of all ages (but especially slightly older kids) is this “very energetic” card game.

I cannot recommend this card-game version of Monopoly enough; it’s even more fun (and requires significantly less time commitment) than the original.

Bananagrams, the word-tile game that’s like Scrabble but better, is 25 percent off.

A head wrap for TikTok addicts.

Colorful artwork without needing loads of paint or markers.

The gift of soft lips.

The gift of soft feet.

The gift of shimmery nails.

The gift of warm pockets in winter.

Plus some cottagecore pillow covers for cozying up their space as temperatures drop.

A mini-facial four-pack.

A slightly passive-aggressive gift to help the DoorDash addict in your life break the habit.

Or if they’re a competent cook who actually hosts a lot of dinner parties, here’s a parlor game that’ll get the table laughing.

Our best overall body lotion benefits all skin types and happens to come in highly giftable packaging.

Yeti’s shot glass set is a way better gift for whiskey lovers than those reusable ice cubes.

If they’re snobbier about coffee than whiskey, an Aeropress is more appropriate.

For the co-worker who has been talking a big game about bringing their own lunch into the office instead of paying $25 for a slop bowl.

If they’ve been promising to play pickleball with you, here’s that final nudge.

A candle for a Tabi shoe wearer.

An alternative candle for a Tabi shoe wearer.

An elegant (yet plenty powerful) electric screwdriver for home improvers.

A palm-size bike pump for gadget-obsessed cyclists.

This companionable Japanese synthesizer will delight musically inclined kids and adults.

Get them the keys to a very small Lamborghini.

For the friend or family member who is struggling with sleep these days.

We won’t tell them that this cashmere sweater was half off.

Whoever the new Bond ends up being, they’ll always have Daniel Craig.

This scarflike pillow is my favorite for long-haul flights to Western Australia and would make a thoughtful gift for anybody you know who is traveling soon.

Read more: Everything I Use to Survive 24-Hour Flights.

While you’re at it, they’d probably also like an AirFly, which connects AirPods to in-flight entertainment systems.

Slip-ons to shuffle around in all winter long.

A French body oil to battle dry winter hair and skin.

And a statusy retinol cream to battle dry winter hands.

A good gift for a Sephora-obsessed teen.

A good gift for a Billie Eilish–obsessed teen.

A good gift for a budding winter-soup maker.

This compact, waterproof speaker would appeal to design-minded music fans.

A tiny tablet so they can keep all their books in their pocket.

Gift for a carnivore.

A 14-karat-gold gift, which many would argue is the best kind.

We especially like Ember’s self-heating coffee mug as a gift for busy moms.

I use this puffy knee-saving yoga mat every day and won’t ever go back to my thinner roll-up one.

Another self-care gift that’s a bit more turbocharged.

A gift that would be appreciated by anybody you know who owns a car.

A skin-calming serum to keep on their nightstand.

Their new favorite personal-item bag.

Their new favorite beach bag.

Fluffy blanket to match their fluffy boots.

If they’ve already got a KitchenAid stand mixer, I absolutely love the idea of upgrading their metal bowl to this prettier (and microwave- and oven-safe) patterned ceramic one.

This updated version of the Beats classic is half-price.

A full-color tablet for reading, gaming, and even illustrating.

I’m willing to bet your child would like more Magna-Tiles, and this set is under $100 right now.

A good gift for dads or boyfriends.

This beginner-friendly (but full-featured) sewing machine has everything they need to sew their favorite patterns from Etsy.

A bright-yellow cooler backpack for the most dedicated beachgoer you know.

A bright-yellow dryer brush for the most dedicated salon-goer you know.

Our best overall women’s pajamas are buttery soft yet never wrinkle.

A cheeky gift for your partner that you’ll get to enjoy just as much.

A classy bamboo version of the bird-feeder camera that delighted Strategist associate editor Jeremy Rellosa’s parents.

Read more: My Family Group Chat Is 95 Percent Birds Now (Thanks to This Smart Feeder).

The red-light tool they’ve almost definitely been curious about.

Read more:I’m 40 and My Skin Has Never Looked Better. I Think It’s the Solawave.

Autumnal Hunter boots.

A classic Kindle for the friend or family member who has been sticking with paperbacks until now. Don’t forget to tell them about Libby.

The best gift that a newbie baker could hope to receive.

Give the gift of never having to vacuum or mop ever again.

Give them a gift of being able to leave their iPhone in another room while they sleep with this gentle sunrise alarm clock.

For the frozen-marg lover in your life.

For the Mister Softee lover in your life.

Shopping for an obsessive runner? Look no further than these bone-conduction headphones.

After that workout, athletes will also appreciate Theragun’s muscle pummeler.

An excellent deal on the previous generation Bose noise-canceling headphones beloved by frequent travelers.

Bose’s more discreet earbuds are also on sale.

Upgrade their morning routine with this matcha set that includes everything you need.

A snazzy-looking pot that’s nontoxic and nonstick — and that they won’t want to keep in the cupboard — for under $100.

A frying pan for their plastic-free kitchen.

Gift for a Formula 1 fan.

A smart-looking luggage set for under $200. Nobody wants to buy luggage for themselves, so I am always recommending it as a gift.

A pretty cool cooler with a drawer that’ll keep their sandwiches from getting soggy.

Assuage their fears about aging.