Teenage girl Christmas present ideas

My 14 year old granddaughter loves fizzy bath bombs. Lush have a lovely selection and will gift wrap into a nice little package. They are sold as singles starting around £3.50 each. It’s possible to make a nice gift basket with their products. Or even a token small gift along with the voucher.

Thank you for all your ideas. I shall mull them over.

Our GD, who’s 13 made a list, as we all do in my family, so we can choose a couple of presents. Without any clues from either her or her parents, I too would go for a voucher.

It is difficult when you do not know what she already has or what she is into.

I think it is adults that like giving an actual gift to open but teens usually prefer money or vouchers. Amazon are best due to the variety of items.

I have 3 nieces , 2 are teens and one is 21 . They all like to have
money or vouchers as they love to shop for themselves with their own money . The youngest one particularly enjoys seeing the notes in her purse

I really think a voucher is the best idea for a teenage girl if you don't know exactly what she wants.

They often have to have 'the right things' ie what all their friends have.
I've bought a few non-specific things for a 12 year old DGD but am awaiting more suggestions - otherwise it will be a voucher or money.

A stores voucher is a bit uncertain at the moment, too.

Soap & Glory gift set at Boots has been reduced from £60 to £30. I think most teenage girls (and older) would love it

I did as MrsThreadgoode and got segveral ideas some of which I have sent for. Among them is a vanity mirror with lights and a snuggle blanket.

I think she will be picky about hair dryers/phone covers etc.
I think an Amazon voucher or money is best along with a thoughtful small treat

Does she have her own hairdryer?

I bought a really nice shiny red hairdryer for DGD on A****n's Black Friday deals, also added L'oreal bright pink temporary hair dye, which she is allowed during the school holidays ( which look like being longer this Christmas).

A nice girly gift ?

If she has a mobile phone - maybe a nice cover for it? Does she have headphones? My teen daughter has AirPods which were her main Christmas present last year, but if your GD is a bit younger and doesn’t have them then Amazon do cheaper ones for around £20 which do the job.

Makeup? Eyeshadow palettes go down well with my DD - morphe is the trendy brand but they are v expensive, around £35 for one palette. I’d clear with her mum first if you buy make up to make sure she’s allowed it.
Perfume? The perfume shop does a wee set which gives 5/6 little testers with a voucher to redeem for a full bottle of the one they like best - last I got this is was around £30

Jewellery? Again Amazon have lovely little snake bracelets which you can buy charms for (similar to the more expensive Pandora options) and you can pick a bracelet/charms to suit budget. It also gives gift ideas moving forward as you could add to the bracelet.

Why not buy something from Lush to go with it?
Most people over 2 and under about 35 like their smellies and they are ok eco-credential-wise (just in case).

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My family all love them.
Not cheap but nice treats.

You could find wicked uncle website, they you just search for the age etc and they come up with gift ideas. They have links but of course you dont have to use them if you can find it cheaper elsewhere. I have had quite a few successes with them over the years. I once bought a lava lamp thing with jelly fish!

If you go onto Amazon and type in ‘gifts for teenage girls’ you will get some ideas, I have ordered from them and sent the gifts direct to DDs house for her to wrap this year as we won’t be able to see them.

See through acrylic make up organiser, it’s a layered box type thing. GD had this last year for all of her bits and bobs.