24 Gifts That Are Guaranteed to Impress (But Don't Cost More Than $25)

Let your loved one indulge in the benefits of aromatherapy—whether they need help getting some sleep or want to de-stress. This device has seven colored night-light options and can run continuously or intermittently with an auto-off feature.

It's that cozy time of year that's just perfect for snuggling on the couch with a good book or a favorite Netflix show. This blanket is essential for that activity.

This supplement combines melatonin and vitamin B6 to help you get a better night's sleep. It works to calm the body and mind.

Prima's fizzy bath bomb is formulated with Epsom salt, moisturizing oils, and broad-spectrum hemp extract with naturally occurring CBD for the ultimate relaxing bathtime experience.

Our editors at THE/THIRTY are obsessed with Golde's latte offerings. They taste good and make you feel good, too. This sampler features all three latte blends so your friend can try them out and choose their favorite.

Journaling is such a helpful practice for mental health. This journal features prompts for reflection and mindfulness exercises.

Everyone needs a candle at home, right? That's my ethos, and I stand by it because a heavenly scent can really change the mood. This one has notes of French cade wood, verbena, and Bulgarian lavender.

Plants can really make a space feel homey and happy.

For a bit of nostalgia and a lot of stress relief, gift your friend with a coloring book.

Your DIY-loving friend will appreciate this knitting kit. And if you don't have a crafty person in your life, give it to the person who's willing to try anything new.

Snail mail might not be used as often anymore, so it's an even more special way to stay in touch with people. This stationery set might inspire more letter-writing.

A yoga mat always comes in handy, even if you're not a big yogi. It can be used for other workouts and stretching.

These little massagers make great stocking stuffers. Slip them on your thumbs, and use them on any parts of the body that need some TLC.

This device can help your friend get some much-needed shut-eye. It features 20 sleep sounds and six timer settings (one hour, two hours, three hours, four hours, five hours, and continuous).

Sakara's Superherb Tea is naturally sweet and refreshing and supports digestion and immune response.

A water bottle might seem like a gift that's just practical, but I think it's thoughtful, too. I think it shows that you want your friend to be deeply hydrated and feeling good.

Olipop's sodas are healthier alternatives to the usual sugary suspects. The sparkling drinks also contain prebiotics, plant fiber, and botanicals to support digestive health.

I think it's safe to say we're all guilty of staring at our phones, computers, and other screens for hours on end. Blue light glasses will give the eyes a breather so they don't get so irritated or strained.

This card deck is all about getting rid of the negative self-talk. Each card features powerful "I Am" affirmations to make anyone feel good and confident.

Just the act of applying body oil can feel so luxe and soothing—so it can definitely be a part of a wind-down routine. Versed's body oil is non-sticky, non-greasy, and quick-absorbing.

After a long day, these eye masks will feel so refreshing and soothing.

Take your friend's yoga practice to the next level with this cork block.

A face mask is probably a lot of people's go-to when it comes to self-care. Laneige's sleeping mask is one of my absolute favorites because it feels so refreshing and I always wake up with a smoother and brighter face. The extra lip mask is just a bonus.

Weighted blankets have been tried and tested on Who What Wear, and it's no surprise that they're coming in as one of our wellness favorites with benefits like improved sleep and reduced anxiety. This Casper weighted blanket comes in at 10, 15, and 20 pounds to customize what best fits you.