Gift Guide: For the goop-adjacent wellness freak
They already have an ice roller and Oura ring. It's time to get creative.
You know the type: They start their day with a 20-minute meditation, followed by celery juice, followed by oil pulling, followed by—okay, you get it. Their supplement cabinet looks like a Whole Foods aisle, they know the difference between ashwagandha and rhodiola, and they’ve definitely tried to convince you that mushroom coffee “doesn’t taste weird at all” (it does).
They’re not quite dropping $75 on a jade egg (we hope), but they are the person who will absolutely spend $40 on a fancy adaptogen blend. The challenge? They’ve already tried everything. Or at least, they think they have. Your mission: Find them something so thoughtfully wellness-coded, so perfectly aligned with their vibe, that even they didn’t know they needed it.
Gifts
The gift of really (really) good sleep.
They probably already have an Oura Ring. They’re probably already obsessed with said Oura Ring, and constantly tracking their sleep score. And while they’ve already cut out drinking and are about to upgrade their mattress, there are a two more upgrades that can make a world of difference for their sleep hygiene (and won’t cost you an arm and a leg):
A nice sleep mask. Mantra’s SILK sleep masks ($75) are beloved for a good reason: 100% pure silk (helps prevent wrinkles, too), tapered eye cups for side sleepers + zero pressure on those precious lashes, and breathable materials.
A life-changing alarm clock. Calling this an “alarm clock” honestly feels like an insult. Loftie Clocks ($127—on sale!) are all-in-one sleep machines, featuring light controls (with red light!), a gentle nightlight, a sleep timer + routine builders, 100+ sleep sounds (from white and brown noise to a sound bath, guided meditation and breathwork), and a sleek design. They will love you forever for this clock.
Something a little cheeky (pun intended)
The Butt Towel from Asset ($25—on sale). If your recipient can make fun of their own goop-iness, they will love this hilarious, high-quality, 100% cotton towel made specifically for their behind… because why are we wiping butts with the same towel used to wipe our faces?!
The ultimate travel kit.
The wellness freak is NOT a light traveler. They need their particular face products, haircare, body lotions, the works—and constantly repurchasing the travel size is a (unsustainable) chore. The Everyday Carry from Cadence ($85—on sale!) is the sleekest possible way for them to travel with their favorite products. Cadence makes magnetic “Capsules” that seamlessly stack, are easily labeled, fully leakproof, and look great on the counter. This kit comes with two Capsules and a gorgeous clear parcel to carry them.
The most stunning diffuser.
We don’t care if they already have an essential oil diffuser—we promise this one is better. Seasons’ Soni SM portable, ultrasonic diffuser ($130) is SO pretty (and functional), it’ll quickly become a favorite home item. We don’t really know what ultrasonic means, but we do know that this diffuses a lovely soft mist.
Gift it with some essential oils for a full starter pack! We love Saje’s diffuser blends ($58—on sale!)—these really are the best-of-the-best.
A sensory tour of Flamingo Estate.
We’d put money on the fact that your wellness freak has a thing for Flamingo Estate. It’s a goop-adjacent, cult-fave brand we can actually get behind, and this set is full of everything that makes it special. The Garden Tour by Flamingo Estate ($196) contains Flamingo Estate’s “greatest hits”: olive oil from 150-year-old trees, rosemary hand + body wash (regeneratively grown + biodegradable formula, of course), a tuscan rosemary candle, and 100% raw, unfiltered wildflower honey.
As the brand says: “Gifting someone this Garden Tour is like taking them for a sensory walk around the Estate.”
A new wellness routine.
While we are typically against the idea of gifting supplements… this one supplement-esque brand is luxe enough to make the cut. Your wellnessy friend has likely saved at least two Instagram videos telling them about the countless benefits of olive oil shots (for gut, skin, mental clarity, and more), but can’t quite routine-ify it for themselves.
Alya makes it simple: pre-dosed, medical-grade, organic extra virgin olive oil in these gorgeous bottles. This oil isn’t the same as the stuff in your squirt bottle—it’s single-origin, packed with over 3x the polyphenols (AKA the good stuff), and unfiltered (keeping all the great nutrients). Gift them one month of Alya ($97) or subscribe ($78) to help them set their routine—they can cancel or skip whenever.
A gorgeous matcha set.
The matcha girlies want to make matcha at home—they just don’t have the right stuff to do so. Fellow’s new Matcha Set ($130) will become a counter staple for them. It looks beautiful (comes in four colors!), and includes everything they need to make authentic matcha right at home: a spouted bowl, bamboo whisk, whisk stand (because your special whisk needs a special home to stay in good condition), a stainless steel scooping spoon, a sifter, and a tea tray to hold it all.
Buy it with Hakusan’s authentic matcha for an added $33 on Fellow’s site!
A manuka honey tasting experience.
Manuka honey is a wellness freak’s best friend. And Manukora is the manuka honey brand, ethically sourced straight from New Zealand and absolutely packed with health benefits. Their Limited Edition Tasting Kit ($170) is only available for the holidays, and comes with five distinct native honey varietals, 10 tasting cards (to try with friends!), wooden spoons, and a guided video and tasting instructions.
Check out our other 2025 gift guides
