Beauty

[Shanus]

@ECBG   I wouldn't give skincare to teens. Their skin is usually sensitive. Makeup's a better idea.

[Meowingkitty]

Give cash. No one ever returns it or throws it away or goes ewwwwww

[monicakm]

Chrismas gift giving would sure be "easy" and boring if everyone just exchange cash :/  I can see it now.  I hand my mom a Chistmas card with a $50 bill and she hands me one LOL

[Sooner]

I don't give lotions, skincare, bath stuff, etc. because those are not one-size-fits-all things.  There are textures or smells, not everyone would use everything, etc.

I think a lot of those things get pitched really quick.  I know I'm picky about scents and such.  

[RollTide2008]

I think for the price, a teen aged would be happier with something from Bath & Bodyworks or Victoria Secret.

[Iwantcoffee]

I do not have any teens on my Christmas gift list but I would ask them what they like or buy from a wish list on Amazon.

[SXMGirl]

Teenage can be anywhere from age 13 to age 19, and gifts then become very different.  I would not give any type of cosmetic or skin care to anyone.  If the teen lives in a climate that gets the least bit chilly, the tsv for today would be good, along with a gift card.  Most teens like to wrap up in a blanket, so the tsv really fits the bill.  The gift card could be a generic one or one at a retail establishment that the teen enjoys.

[Jacie]

Last years girls gift was cupcake shaped bath bombs with an Ulta gift card!

They loved it.