Looking for inspiration for less expensive presents for a teen or college kid? Take a look at our Holiday Gift Guide, all at a price point that won’t break the bank. Nothing here is over $25.
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2020 holiday gift guide for teens (all under $25)
1. Hair drying towel
Who knew that the way you dry your hair can have an impact on how healthy your hair stays and how long the color lasts (if you dye your hair)? This ingenious towel takes haircare up a notch and reduces blow-drying time and energy resources.
2. Satin hair scrunchies
The popularity of hair scrunchies has soared with the VSCO girl trend. This set includes a dozen satin scrunchies in an assortment of colors.
3. Apple AirPod case
We fell in love with this adorable Apple AirPods case, not only for the whimsical design, but also for the functionality of helping to keep expensive AirPods from being damaged. Available in both solid and patterns.
4. Cast iron skillet
If your teens and young adults have been cooking like crazy during the pandemic, the gift of a Lodge cast iron skillet might be one of their favorite things to find under the tree.
5. Takeya cold brew coffee maker
Cold brew coffee is wildly popular with our Gen Z and millennial kids. This elegant and simple maker will be a welcome Christmas gift for your kids who prefer their coffee this way.
6. Brita water bottle
This genius water bottle uses a replaceable filter in the straw, reducing chlorine flavor and taste. Comes in five different colors.
7. Avocado cutter/slicer
This all-in-one tool will revolutionize the way your teen or college student prepares avocados. This does it all, including getting rid of the stubborn pit, and is dishwasher safe.
8. Foam Roller
Being able to work out at home has been a life-saver during 2020. This light-weight foam roller comes in four lengths and multiple colors. It can be used for balance, flexibility and core workout as well as rehab.
9. 100 Things to Do After Quarantine poster
We are all dreaming of a day when our families are free to come and go like we did before the pandemic. Here’s a poster of bucket list items that your teen or college student can hang up and scratch off as they are able to do, safely.
10. Make-up travel brush set
Having a gorgeous set of makeup brushes in these dynamic colors might inspire your daughter to throw out her old brushes and begin 2021 will an all new and clean makeup routine. While made for travel, they are equally functional for use at home.
11. Photo snow globe
Teens can make their own snow globes with the photographs of the friends and family they love.
12. LED photo clips string lights
This string light photo display is a whimsical way to dress up a drab dorm wall or bedroom wall.
13. 4-Piece packing cube set
When we throw our clothes in a duffle or roller bag, they arrive at our destination in a wrinkled mess. These ingenious packing cubes help travelers stay organized and clothes stay neat. Available in six colors.
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14. Makeup Eraser
There is a reason why this cloth is called the Makeup Eraser – remove all makeup with only water and no other cream or lotion. Other side of the cloth is for exfoliating.
15. Cool mist personal mini humidifier
If your teen attends college in a very dry climate, especially during the winter, having an easy way to add a little moisture into the air will help them through the cold months.
16. Vibrelli universal bike phone mount
So your teen can keep both hands on the bike handlebars instead of holding their phone, this holder will keep it secure and visible.
17. Do Your Laundry or You’ll Die Alone
Author and illustrator Becky Blades wrote this book and created the gorgeous artwork as a good bye letter to her own college daughter. Don’t forget to add your own, personal message at the end.
18. Letters of Gratitude
We can talk to our teens about being grateful, but here is a great way for them to actually show it.
19. Christmas Advent calendar with herbal, green and fruit teas
If your son or daughter loves to drink hot tea, this is a great gift for them. Filled with 24 teas bags, they can count-down to Christmas and enjoy different teas throughout December.
20. 10 ft charging cable
If you have a student in college or who will be going next year, a 10 ft charging cable may be the single most useful gift you can give them. Outlets are often far from their beds where they charge phones overnight. The Anker lightening cable is durable, super fast and gets top reviews.
21. Mini grill
Making a panini or grilling a sandwich means your teen can prepare a hot meal with minimum counter space and a minimum of mess. These mini grills come in many cute colors.
22. Jack Black Shave Essentials set
We are big fans of Jack Black lip balms and lotions and think this shaving set – with skin cleanser, shaving cream and moisturizer (SPF 20) – could be a great gift for your son.
23. Armband cell phone holder
If your teen or young adult likes to run and listen to music on their cell phone, this armband holder is a great pick for them. Available to fit numerous phones, they are also available in many different colors.
24. Mario Badescu facial sprays
Mario Badescu has a big following and the facial sprays are one reason why. This set will allow your teen to sample three scents – aloe, rosewater and lavender.
25. Herschel card case
A thin card case that holds a debit card, drivers license, and ID, with room for a few bills, is much more popular than a bulky wallet. Herschel has loads of different colors and styles to choose from.
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