Beauty
7 Skin Care Stocking Stuffers To Buy Everyone On Your List This Year

Or buy for yourself — I won’t tell.

by Margaret Blatz
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It’s the time of year again when you have to find a bunch of small-sized gifts to stuff into a sock. However, there are only so many things that fit the bill. (Socks, nail polish, a McDonalds’ Happy Meal toy, etc.) But, rather than doing a Dollar Store run, filling the stocking with a bunch of random items, and calling it a day (the way I usually do), give the gift of skin care. There are plenty of amazing products that are just the right size. So, check out some of these stocking-sized skin care stuffers.

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Mega Greens Galaxy Pack
Glossier

Glossier’s Mega Greens Galaxy Pack ($22, Glossier) is sure to be a crowd-pleaser because it works for all skin types. The detoxifying mask gives its users soft, plump, matte skin.

$22
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The Pleasing Pen
Pleasing

Any Harry Styles fan on your list will be tickled pink by The Pleasing Pen ($30, Pleasing). The singer’s beauty brand just released its first drop, and this two-in-one serum is cooling, hydrating, vegan, and clean, so that about checks all the boxes.

$30
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Hydro-Stars
Starface

When it comes to skin care, it doesn’t get any cuter than Starface’s Hydro-Stars ($15, Starface). While the hydrocolloid makes pimples disappear overnight, the stickers themselves make for an adorable accessory.

$15
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$20
$15
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Pineapple-C Bright Serum
Glow Recipe

There aren’t very many products that I swear by, but Glow Recipe’s Pineapple-C Serum ($25, Glow Recipe) is an exception. After a few weeks of using this serum, my skin reached glass-like status. It has an enzyme-rich formula that exfoliates while aloe soothes, so you can stay hydrated as it combats concerns like dark spots and acne.

$49
$25
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Kiehl's Since 1851 Ultra Facial Cleanser
Sephora

The most important part of a balanced skin care routine is a cleanser you can trust, like Kiehl’s Facial Cleanser ($22, Sephora). “This cleanser is mild but effective, doesn't strip moisture, and is gentle enough that my mildly sensitive/acne-prone skin hasn't reacted to it in 4+ years,” one reviewer wrote.

$22
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