The Best Amazon Gifts for Everyone on Your List in 2024

At-home LED masks have seen a boom in recent years, but this Vogue Verified tool is the category gold standard for dermatologists and editors alike. The FDA-cleared gadget uses red and near-infrared lights to stimulate collagen production and improve the skin’s firmness, texture, and tone. What’s more, it’s been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of wrinkles by 35% in mere weeks.

Few hair tools have such a coveted status as the Dyson Airwrap. An all-in-one gadget for curling, drying, shaping, and smoothing, the sleek tool protects the tresses from heat damage with a unique system that uses air to draw hair to the attachment for more controlled styling. It’s not just home stylists who are impressed. Celebrity hairstylist Erinn Courtney once told Vogue: “I love the Dyson Airwrap styler. It literally works like magic. It gives the bounciest curls and waves with so much body. I’ve never experienced heat damage using this iron.”

The cult-classic sneaker has a foot in the door at Vogue, where it’s viewed as one of the best sneakers for women among fashion editors who have walked, run, and collected almost too many styles to count. Siimilarly an off-duty wardrobe staple for the likes of Kendall Jenner, the iconic kicks have a retro-style design, lightweight cushioning for comfort, and a wide range of color options.

A sartorial excuse to slow down and enjoy a languid morning, this unisex robe should come with a warning. Once you slip into its plush, cozy confines, it’s hard to take it off—so plan your day accordingly. The hooded loungewear has a removable belt and oversized pockets, and it comes in neutral colors including white, black, and silvery gray.

The wellness-tool-slash-tech gadget—which has the look of a sleek accessory—counts Sophia Richie Grainge and Alia Bhatt as fans. The tool tracks heart rate, blood-oxygen levels, stress levels, basal temperature, and more. Its sleep scores are an addictive way to monitor rest, and have taken on an element of gaming. Kim Kardashian and Gwyneth Paltrow have been known to proudly share their scores on Instagram after a superior night of sleep.

Like a magic wand for sculpting and de-puffing, Jillian Dempsey’s Gold Bar vibrates at 6,000 rotations a minute to deliver a spa-grade facial massage in minutes. Swipe it from under the chin down the neck for lymphatic drainage; glide it vertically up and down the neck to diminish signs of “tech neck.”

Apple’s “It” accessory has spotted on the likes of Timothée Chalamet, who’s worn his chunky, over-the-ear headphones with a knit beanie as he walks around the city. But the AirPods don’t merely status-signal (or complete, à la Timothée, the perfect errand-running look.) Available in colors like Space Gray and Sky Blue, the headphones are equipped with high-fidelity audio, noise-canceling capabilities, and a battery life of up to 20 hours.

An ascot slipper lined with pure wool is practically a prerequisite for fireside moments or a night of holiday movies on Netflix. (Throw in a Brown Sugar Old Fashioned, and suddenly he’s kitted up for the coziest-ever night in.)

As the wife of a Yeti enthusiast, who brings its tumblers to work and eagerly stocks its coolers for every backyard barbecue, I can tell you that this rambler is very much on my husband’s wish list. Insulated with a double-wall vacuum to keep beverages hot or cold, it also has a chug cap made for staying hydrated on the go. Pro tip from the man himself: While “all Yeti products are high-quality,” (a direct quote, delivered very knowingly) the paint on some of his Yetis has started to peel over time. Do yourself a favor and get the rambler in naked stainless steel, which is immune from such color degradation.

The lightweight tablet has a glare-free display, which will make him feel as though he’s reading actual paper. The difference between this and a real book, though, is that the device holds thousands of books. It’s also waterproof, has an adjustable light for reading day or night, and has a battery life of up to 10 weeks.

An aromatic mix of iced mango, lemon, and tangerine spiced with sandalwood and sage, Ralph Lauren’s classic is one of Vogue’s all-time favorite colognes for men. Not for the shy giftee—or perhaps, just the thing to draw him out of his shell—the bold scent inevitably draws attention.

Stocked with stainless-steel tools to care for the hands, the feet, and the face, Familife’s manicure and pedicure set comes in a travel-friendly leather case. In all, it holds 11 tools, which range from fingernail and toenail clippers to eyebrow tweezers and a nail file. What more could one need to stay perfectly groomed on the go?

Founded by Harry Styles and Amal Clooney’s trichologist Helen Reavey, Act + Acre tends to scalp health with plant-based products that are legendarily effective. (Its Cold Processed Scalp Detox, for instance, transformed one Vogue alum’s curls.) The brand’s Gua Sha tool allows its products to penetrate the scalp more effectively, while stimulating blood flow for hair growth.

Phlur’s first scent—a musky mix of jasmine and orange blossom—became an instant cult classic after its 2022 launch. It’s gone viral and TikTok, sold out multiple times, and become the subject of an urban perfume legend of sorts. According to the brand, the fragrance was designed to evoke a feeling of longing for a missing loved one or a long-passed moment in time. Multiple TikTok users have reported a strong emotional reaction to the scent, and many have cried as they spritz it on. For the record, the perfume is one I wear on repeat; its scent reads soapy-clean and perfectly uplifting to me.

This viral collagen mask—made with hydrolyzed collagen, galactomyces ferment filtrate, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid—gave senior beauty shopping writer Kiana Murden baby-soft skin overnight. It’s designed to be worn for hours, as opposed to minutes, and the prolonged experience has the feel of a fun science experiement. Over time, the mask dissolves from a white gel into a clear film, which peels off with ease to reveal bouncy, dewy skin underneath.

Wrapped in candy-colored, ultra-soft silicone, Bala Bangles slide onto the ankles and wrists as fuel for the low-intensity, resistance-based workouts that have lately come back into style. The retro-tinged tools can add more resistance to yoga, walking, core-training regimes and more.

A year after buying my first Nespresso machine, a tool that streamlined my morning routine, I added this milk frother to my official coffee station. (What took me so long?) With the press of a button, the frother whips up a cloud of cappuccino or latte foam, giving my early-morning kitchen the feel of a vibey coffee house.

Nécessaire’s body washes, bundled here in a travel-friendly set, cleanse the whole body with skin-loving ingredients. The Eucalyptus wash is packed with vitamins and omegas to bolster the skin barrier; the Hinoki cleanse uses exfoliating acids to gently slough off dead skin. The set also contains the mineral-rich Santal and the enzyme-steeped Olibanum washes.

After Vogue contributor Rachel Besser used this steam iron once, she knew there was no going back. The handheld tool steams garments to crisp perfection and doesn’t require an ironing board. Its six settings offer precision pressing for poly, silk, wool, cotton, linen, or denim, which makes getting “pressed to impressed,” as Besser wrote, a cinch. “For my anti-iron lifestyle, the Nori is a clear winner,” she decreed.

Along with the appeal of its elegant shades—which range from cream to sage and marigold—Caraway cookware offers assurance for those looking to avoid toxic chemicals. (Which, we’d venture to say, is anyone on your gift list.) The ceramic-coated cookware is made without Teflon, and it doesn’t release harmful chemicals even if it overheats. It’s also non-stick, oven-safe, and—as the eagle-eyed will notice—the apparent cookware of choice for Sofia Richie Grainge.

Vogue alum Julie Tong deemed this multitasking, Japanese tool a “game-changer” for her kitchen. Marveling at its ability to make croissants perfectly flaky, bagels delightfully crispy, and lasagne just hot enough with its innovative steam technology, Tong wrote: “The price tag seemed steep at first, but when I look at cost per use, it feels like a worthy investment. And given my own experience, I’m quick to recommend it as a perfect housewarming gift, or present to give (or request!) for the upcoming holiday season.”

Beast’s countertop tool makes the typical blending experience—and whatever it blends up—smoother. For instance, those wanting a smoothie for one can whip up the drink, then use the drinking lid to sip it directly from the blender, eliminating awkward leftovers and extra dishes. It also has attachments for making dressings, sauces, and dips, and blends more quietly than the typical device.

For the oenophile on your list, Coravin’s wine preservation system offers more even more reasons to toast—and a longer timespan in which to do it. Comprising two capsules, two wine stoppers, a bottle sleeve, and the Pivot aerator, the system infuses bottles with Argon gas as wine is poured. This keeps oxygen from entering the bottle, which, in turn, preserves open wine for up to four weeks.

I consider no atmosphere complete without a scent, and Neom’s diffusers are one of my go-tos for filling the air with neroli, mimosa, and lemon (to uplift me) or lavender and chamomile (when it’s time for bed.) I have the waterless Pod Mini going on my bedside quite regularly, but I have my eye on the Wellbeing Pod Luxe. Intended for larger spaces, the display-worthy device has a remote control that manages its diffusion intensity. It also has a dimmable light with a “breathing mode”for guided breathwork. Breathe in as the light brightens, exhale as it darkens, and relax.