The Best Gifts for Moms Who, Like Mine, Like to Pamper Themselves

Not only are these eye masks completely and totally adorable, they’re also infused with the anti-aging wonder productretinol(plus hyaluronic acid and aloe vera) for hydrating and soothing tired or dry eyes. Tell yourmomto leave them on for 10 to 15 minutes.

Silksleepingmasks are the ultimate anti-aging hero. Unlike cotton, silk masks don’t leave marks, or pull or tug on the skin (motions that, by the way, can lead to wrinkles). They also feel amazing and smooth when on, making sleep feel even more luxurious.

I love Circumference — all their products are formulated with sustainably sourced, nontoxic ingredients. Thisface oilhas been one of my favorites for some time — it’s infused with a cocktail of potent antioxidants that deeply hydrate, nourish, and refresh the skin. If your mom struggles with ultradry orirritated skin, this oil will blow her mind — it nourishes, heals, and soothes the skin, making it noticeably softer and silkier in just a few days. It’s also beautifully packaged and smells divine.

You can’t go wrong withSkin Food! It’s adeeply, deeplymoisturizing multipurpose balm that I love using on my elbows, hands, or anytime I’m feeling dry or dehydrated.

Mason Louis Mariecandlesare simple, elegant, and all smell absolutely incredible. This one in particular is my favorite — it’s perfectly warm and woodsy, and creates an insta-cozy feeling in any space. And, as far as nice looking, extremely good-smellingcandlesgo, they’re relatively affordable!

I’ve always loved this citrusy, woody, hand soap from Aussie clean beauty brand Grown Alchemist. And considering how much we’re allwashing our handsthese days, this feels especially timely as a gift. Thissoapsmells incredible and has sweet almond oil in the formula (meaning it’s non-drying).

These are some of my very favoriteslippersof all time and they last forever — I’ve had the same pair since college. These are an excellent gift for a mom who likes to feel warm and cozy while working from home, or just padding around.

These Cryo Freeze Tools from Georgia Louise are the luxury versions of my adored cheap,Amazon ice wands. Stick them in the freezer and, once cold, rub them all over clean skin — under the eyes, in the hollows of your cheeks, and temples: the cold temperature will helplift, depuff, and sculptyour face.

A set of pajamasis the perfect mother’s day gift — especially considering few of us are putting on real clothing at the moment. These ones from Eberjey aren’tterriblyexpensive, and they’re famously comfortable — everyone from Joanna Goddard to Amanda Freeman are obsessed withthem.

I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again: Tatcha has some of the most dewy-inducing, radiance-boosting skin care I’ve ever used. But it isirritatinglyexpensive — meaning it makes a very generous gift for the mom who you’d like to give the gift of plump, radiant, velvety looking skin. This cream includes tons of nutrient rich botanicals like calming wild rose and leopard lily, both of which are antioxidant rich and work togethercalm, soothe,and brighten the skin.

This is one my all time favorite body scrubs. It’s incredibly exfoliating — it quickly removes all of the dead skin and sweat from your body — but it’s also reallynourishing and hydratingon the skin, so you don’t step out of the shower feeling dry or stripped. It smells amazing (lightly coconut-y) and the jar it comes in is recyclable as well!

For the mom who says scented moisturizers “give her a massive headache,” thisbody lotionfrom Necessaire is perfect. It’s rich in omegas, shea butter, and niacinamide which brighten, heal, and condition the skin, and it smells like absolutely nothing. My mother happens to be a huge fan.

I was given thishair turbanas a gift one year and it’s truly one of my favorite presents I’ve ever received. This little, $18 turban is made with something called “Aquiflex fiber,” a fabric that not onlydries hairin less than half the time it takes your standard cotton towel, and is so soft that it helps your hair dry silkier and with less frizz. If your mom puts a lot of effort into maintaining her hair, she will be as delighted by this as I was.

Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Sun Drops sure are pricey, but I’ve tried a sample, and they’re undeniably amazing. The product hasSPF 50to protect skin from UV rays,andincorporates vitamin E and cassine extract, both of which support cell regeneration. This product protects the skin while making your complexion lookglowy, radiant, and bright. This is a great serum-slash-sunscreen she will love using every single day of the year.

I used to be pretty skeptical of drybrushes(if used before or after showering, they supposedly help “detoxify the body” by “promoting circulation and lymphatic flow and drainage” — whatever that means). But then I was gifted one last Christmas, and kind of fell in love with it! I didn’t notice any difference in my … lymphatic flow … but it did a great job exfoliating dead skin, without any irritation. If your mom is craving that “just left the spa” feeling, this should do the trick nicely.