Got a busy friend who’s always helping others? Give them an excuse to relax for a spell.
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Although running and other various forms of exercise are a great way to blow off some steam, sometimes you just need to relax, unwind, and pamper yourself. Self-care is something that everyone can benefit from, and whether that means journaling, eating healthy, or taking time to decompress at the end of the day. These are gifts that everyone can enjoy regardless of age, gender, or running ability, and are a great option when buying a gift for the person that has everything.
We have gathered some of the best products to help them relax, reset and feel more like their optimal self. From mattress toppers and foot massagers to a new juicer, check out some of our favorite self-care items for every aspect of life. And whether buying for family, friends, or yourself this holiday season, these gifts are sure to bring some cheer and well-deserved pampering.
Looking for more gift ideas? Check out our guides on gifts for runners, fitness gifts, and gifts for coffee lovers.
Whether they're new to meditating or are a certified zen master, this meditation trainer can add something to their practice. It lets out a pulsating vibration, and guided meditations that help keep you focused and relaxed throughout your session.
Sitting all day can take a serious toll. Adding this walking treadmill to any work setup can help them log a few extra miles during the day, and keep their body in motion.
Silk pillowcases don't just upgrade the look of your bedroom, they are soft and help to keep hair and skin looking supple and young. This model comes in 14 different colors and three different pillow sizes.
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These trendy candles add a sophisticated touch to any room. Made with soy wax, they are also a safe choice for respiratory health.
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Artcome Japanese Matcha Tea Set
Turn your morning cup of matcha into a meditation. This ceremonial matcha set will not only give you the smoothest cup of matcha you have ever tasted, but it allows you to center and ground yourself before a busy day.
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Starting a journal can be intimidating, but this guided journal takes minimal effort, and can help them reach and realize their goals. As its name states, it takes only 5 minutes a day, so it's perfect for someone just beginning to journal.
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This cushion was designed with meditation in mind, meaning that it will help make meditating more comfortable, and hopefully a little easier.
Everyone loves a good bubble bath. This one is made with gentle ingredients and essential oils which won't dry or irritate the skin.
Whether it's for someone who stands all day at their job or is in the middle of a heavy training cycle, this heated foot massager will soothe and loosen tight muscles.
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These candles are a subtle nod to the Wizarding World that even muggles will love. There are five candles in the collection including the tri-wick Hogwarts candle, and four single-wick options, one for each house.
This extra-large lip balm will last longer than a standard size, and it is easier to find when they drop it in a bag. This one is peppermint and leaves the lips feeling nourished and refreshed.
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Farmhouse Fresh not only uses certified organic ingredients in their products, but a portion of their profits goes to funding the care and rehabilitation of rescue animals at their sanctuary. This bundle includes a face serum, a brightening mask, and heel glaze that will get them hydrated and glowing from head to toe.
These sherpa shoes are not only ridiculously cute, but they have a supportive sole that is comfortable for all-day wear. They have fluff both inside and out for an ultra cozy, slipper-like feel.
Though it may seem like a basic gift, you can never go wrong with a new set of plush washcloths. These are made from 100% cotton, and are soft, yet gently exfoliating on the skin.
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Your favorite guy could use some skincare as well, and this luxe shaving kit will leaving him feeling baby smooth, and will add some retro style to his bathroom countertop.
This gel kit comes with everything they need to do their nails at home. Each kit comes with tools, polishes, base and top coat, and a UV lamp. There are 12 color sets to choose from, and when applied properly, a mani can last over to 21 days.
Dry brushing is a great way to stimulate the skin, preventing dryness, cellulite, discoloration, and loss of elasticity. This one looks good on a bathroom shelf and also has soft nodules, which make it feel like a massage.
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If you haven’t heard “Laneige lip mask” come out of someone’s mouth in the last year, you probably live under a rock. This viral lip hydrator feels amazing on and will give their lips a shiny, plump, and kissable pout.
This hydrating cream is great for use on their entire body and face. It uses ingredients like natural oils and essential oils to give it not only its incredibly hydrating effects, but also signature citrusy scent.
Gabrielle Hondorp
Before joining Runner's World, Gabrielle Hondorp spent 6 years in running retail (she has tested top gear from shoes, to watches, to rain jackets which has expanded her expertise—and her closets); she specializes in health and wellness, and is an expert on running gear from head-to-toe. Gabi began her journalism career as a Digital Editorial Fellow for Runner’s World and Bicycling Magazine, and has since advanced to a Runner's World Editor specializing in commerce. She has a double degree in English and Media and Communication from Muhlenberg College where she also ran cross country and track.