Self Care Gift Guide for 2024: 20+ items to pamper and de-stress

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I know I am not the only one who has found 2024 to be an incredibly stressful year. I felt it was time to update my self care gift guide, one of the most popular gift guides on Wardrobe Oxygen.

Whether it is the holidays or just a stressful time, a gift of self-care is a welcome gift. For new moms, coworkers, friends, or family members who have had it rough this year or don't take enough time for themselves, the right gift can make a positive impact.

My self-care gift guide below has a range of gifts at a range of price points and for different needs, updated in time for the holiday season.

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A Self-Care Gift Guide

This self care gift guide has presents that are great to give to others but many gifts that are perfect to give to yourself. Hopefully, this list will inspire you and remind you to care for yourself.

Remember the oxygen mask conceptโ€”you cannot care for others unless you first care for yourself. Be kind to yourself; self-care is never selfish.

2024 Self Care Gift Guide for Grown Women

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I hope this self care gift guide helps you find great gifts for yourself and others that will inspire relaxation, slowing down, and pampering. If you have any great self care gift ideas not seen in this list do share in the comments!

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  1. Many of these delights are new to me and I can’t wait to check them out! I will vouch for the Olive & June pedicure set, though. I bought one in 2020 and have not had a salon pedicure since. And it’s definitely user-friendly, as I’m not particularly talented at doing my own nails! I might spring for a salon pedicure if I were going on a beachy vacation or wearing open-toed shoes for an important wedding, but otherwise, this is how I’m doing my toenails from here on out.

  2. Great list! I could swear I already have a copy of “The Artist’s Way,” but it must be in storage. I will have to look through my storage unit the next time I’m there.

  3. I have the bamboo tub thing. Once I adjusted it to my tub, I used a plastic cable to โ€œlock itโ€ into that position. So now I just plop it on the bath whenever I use it, no fuss.

    What I really like about it is that itโ€™s not too deep, unlike another I tried. Which means I can use an overflow drain cover to have the water be deeper & lots of bubbles from Dr Teals bubble bath (yes, there is nicer out there. But I can find it at Walgreens, Target & Publix, so Iโ€™m never without)

    i also have a stick on the back of the tub pillow, because who can relax against icy porcelain?

  4. Wow! I want almost everything on the list. Thank you for including so many items that may help lessen the severity of (or at least provide some comfort to) my almost constant migraines. I hadnโ€™t been aware of most of your suggestions. Iโ€™ve already ordered two of the facial rollers; I want to always have at least one ready to go. Iโ€™ll be getting some of your recommendations now (the hot flash stuff!!), but I also know what to put on my Christmas list.

    I have a question about the acupressure mat. I have some neck issues which I think could be helped by it. That area is quite sensitive. Can you feel the hard plastic nubbies, and, if so, do they feel pronounced and/or uncomfortable?

    I use light therapy for SAD, so I can put in a plug for the Happy Light. Several months ago, I purchased the Luxe model several months ago. It replaced my very expensive and bulky Northern Lights one; after more than 10 years, it wasnโ€™t performing as well, and its large footprint had always been a sticking point for me. Iโ€™m very pleased with the Happy Light. The ability to adjust the warmth of the light is huge for me.

    Thanks for such a great post. Itโ€™s so useful.

  5. Thanks for introducing me to Necessaireโ€”I am a bergamot fan and love their scent. And I have another similarly-priced body wash from a well-regarded brand but Necessaire lathers so much better. It goes a long way.

    Iโ€™ve been eyeing the Bearaby blanket for awhileโ€”Iโ€™ve used a weighted blanket for a long time and I currently have one from Tempurpedic that is supposed to be temp-regulating, but I donโ€™t notice it and the weights in it shift all over! Something knit that wonโ€™t shift is appealing, and theyโ€™re so pretty, too!

  6. I just learned about these mats from a you tube video and I was immediately intrigued. My husband thinks I’m nuts but I want one – so glad to see this recommendation from you!

  7. Asking more for myself (hehe) — is the body brush light or heavy? I had bought a brush from Amazon, but it was really heavyweight.

  8. What a great guide Allie! I just got the accupressure mat set (I didn’t even know something like that existed) and if it works on me then I know what my sister-in-law will be getting for Christmas. The tea kettle’s got me thinking too…..

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