22 Last-Minute Holiday Gifts if Time Has Escaped You

Skimm’rs are obsessed with Cycling Frog as it provides a relaxing buzz without the hangover. Each can has 5 milligrams of THC and 10 milligrams of CBD, so you can enjoy yourself and forget the alcohol. We’re currently loving the wild cherry flavor for its sweet, yet tart flavor profile. Plus, it’s made with all-natural fruit juices (and zero artificial flavors). ($19.99/6-pack, Cycling Frog)

This bundle from Honest comes with the brand’s bestselling bubble bath, shampoo and bodywash, conditioner, and body lotion in a relaxing lavender-chamomile scent. Our editors have tested this line and love it as an affordable way to elevate your wind down routine sans irritation. That said, it’s also physician-tested, hypoallergenic, and safe for any babies or kids in your life to use. Stock up while the bundle is 12% off. ($42.99, Honest)

With this, they can check in with themselves, even if they don’t have a lot of time. The journal is perfect for anyone who might feel intimidated by the idea of free writing. It aims to help improve how you feel on a daily basis and can make the sometimes-daunting task of journaling and habit-forming easy. It only takes a few minutes. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Whether they’re sore from an intense workout or want to add some relaxation to their WFH setup, this deep-tissue back and body massager can help. It beats at up to 3,700 revolutions per minute and comes with six interchangeable heads to provide relief where they need it most. It’s kind of like their own personal masseuse. Except much more affordable. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This 2-quart one from Dash is straightforward with minimal settings. They just need to place their food into the nonstick fry basket for crispy deliciousness and turn the two knobs to set the temp and time. It’ll shut off automatically and has nonslip feet for extra stability. Add these silicone liners for the ultimate gift. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

For the guy who wishes he was on the field even when he's having breakfast. Dreamt up by an 8-year-old in art class, this sports mug-bowl hybrid lets you play with your food, literally. Whether it's aiming marshmallows into the hoop or getting cereal pieces into the goal, it adds a playful touch to meal times. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

A thoughtful gift for any book lover, this LED reading light features adjustable brightness levels and an easy clip-on design. Even better, it’s sleek, lightweight, and has an incredibly long-lasting battery. PS: Check out this year’s bookish gift guide here. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

From acting classes with Samuel L. Jackson to cooking classes with Gordon Ramsay to conservation education with Dr. Jane Goodall. They’ll be able to explore their interests, learn from experts, or try their hand at something brand new. All courses are on-demand videos, so learning is on their terms. Psst...all subscriptions are currently 40% off, so stock up while they're on sale. ($10+/month, MasterClass)

Choose from any number of activities: coffee tasting, painting lessons, cocktail crafting, and so much more. With each activity, your recipient will receive complementary materials shipped to their door. They’ll have everything they need to enjoy a new experience from the comfort of their home. (Prices vary, Uncommon Goods)

Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite is having its moment and got a very much needed update just in time for the holidays. Now you can pick from new colorways and read anywhere thanks to its glare-free screen. The best part about its update: faster page turns and up to six weeks of battery life on a single charge. It’s also safe from any accidental drops in the bath or pool. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

ICYMI, readers are obsessed with decking their e-readers out with accessories. If you want to make any Kindle reader ultra-excited, get them this adjustable gooseneck stand and clicker. They can clip the stand on their nightstand or bedframe and use the clicker to turn pages for the most relaxing reading experience.

When our editor’s third pair of AirPods died out of the blue one day, she was on the hunt to find a pair that would last and wouldn’t cost a fortune. Enter: This $80 pair of earbuds from Beats. They connect via Bluetooth like most AirPod-esque headphones do, but their case doesn’t contain a battery pack. This makes them lightweight and less prone to glitching. To charge, place the earbuds into the case and plug it in via a USB-C cord. They’ll last up to 18 hours on a single charge, and five minutes of charging will provide up to an hour of power.

With a gift card to ClassPass, they’ll have access to countless workout studios, salons, and spas in their area. Just pick the amount and location, and the gift card will be sent directly to their inbox. It’ll contain a unique code they can redeem — whether they’re first time users of the app or longtime fans. (Price varies, ClassPass)

Our editor has been loving coloring as a way to stop scrolling. This artist has a ton of simple designs, including this book of basic prints that don’t require much thought. Add this set of affordable makers for the ultimate gift. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

The gift that keeps on giving: a cup of coffee at the perfect temperature. This smart mug is ideal for anyone on your list whose morning ritual involves a warm beverage. It has up to 80 minutes of battery life and will keep their beverage at the desired temperature via an app on their phone. It also has motion detection that allows it to auto-sleep when not in use. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Something they always need but might not go out of their way to buy for themselves. We’re longtime fans of Touchland hand sanitizer for its sleek packaging, fine mist, and endless scent options. We’ve also found that compared to other hand sanitizers, it doesn’t dry out our hands. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Don’t let its small size fool you — this speaker will sing from the mountaintops when your giftee takes it on their next hike, walk, or bike ride. Its built-in carabiner clips securely onto backpacks, and the speaker itself has 10 hours of play time when fully charged. JBL’s high-fidelity sound always packs a punch, even from a mini device like this one. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

These coasters are made of 100% merino wool, so they won’t scratch or scuff surfaces. They come in a set of five and are even heat-resistant. Use them as trivets in a pinch, too. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Our editor swears by this for cafe-level matcha lattes at home. Her trick: Sifting the matcha powder and milk directly into the top of the frother for a creamy latte. The pitcher part is removable so you don’t have to worry about water damage when dishwashing. Pick from three temperatures and froth levels. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This Lego set is pricey, but it’s one of the coolest we’ve seen. This 2,316 piece kit will allow them to build their own version of The Starry Night and hang it up in their space. Perfect for any museum goers or Lego addicts, this set is a part of the MoMA’s collaboration with the cult-favorite toy brand. ($150, Amazon)

Puzzles, that is. In this set, your giftee will get 12 mini doughnut-shaped puzzles. They’ll be satisfying to build, thanks to Piecework’s ribbon-like, soft-to-the-touch texture. Perfect for cozy days spent at home during the holidays. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This desk calendar from Will Shortz, the iconic New York Times editor, includes a year’s worth of puzzles (with answers on the back of each sheet). It’ll make for a great screen-free ritual. Just add an emotional support beverage of their choice. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)