Wellness and self-care gifts under $50

A pocket gift for a partner with a long commute or a stressful job.

A small self-care gift for a partner who takes long baths.

A small stocking filler that gets used all winter, for a friend, coworker or teen with dry lips.

An inexpensive gift for a host or teacher who likes lavender; three separate boxed bars also split easily into stocking fillers.

A gentle thank-you for someone who has had a busy year.

Ready to give as it comes, for a teacher, mum or host who uses hand cream daily.

Four small tubes are easy to spread around bag, desk and car; suits a coworker or teacher.

A practical baby shower gift of things new parents reach for in the first weeks.

A bearded person who likes an outdoorsy smell over cologne.

A cheap filler for a stocking or to round out a Secret Santa gift for a coworker, teen or friend.

Someone who likes woodland scents and a slow evening at home.

Lets someone try four scents in the shower before picking a favourite.

For a dad, husband or brother with a beard who likes plant-based grooming products and an earthy, woodsy scent.

A small stocking filler for a child, and a pack of four lasts most of a year of brush changes.

A last-minute option that lets them choose their own scent.

For someone with dry winter hands who likes an evergreen scent; a small gift from a Quebec natural-care brand.

A small calming gift for someone stressed or short on sleep.

Good for someone curious about matcha who has not got the kit yet.

A small, cheap gift for someone who misses the woods.

A small luxury for a partner who likes a spa-style skincare routine.

For a teen or tween with acne-prone skin; Go-To tags this for tween and teen skin, and it goes on before a spot fully surfaces.

Someone who travels or trains and never packs a face wash.

A popular Australian beauty pick for a teen or friend who likes skincare.

A practical daily sunscreen for a teen building a simple skincare routine; fragrance-free and non-comedogenic suits breakout-prone skin.