When you find yourself in that awkward purgatory where you've just started dating someone and aren't really sure where it's going but it's also Valentine's Day (???), sometimes it's better to play it safe than show up empty-handed. Ahead, 13 thoughtful V-Day gift ideas for the budget-conscious (most fall under $30) that still look like you put plenty of thought into it.
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The Rolls-Royce of Planners
Poketo's cult favorite planners are expensive because they're so chic and well-organized. But they're so worth it—your giftee will thank you for helping them stick to their 2017 resolutions.
Plant Apothecary created this body wash with scents which are meant to enhance desire—like sandalwood to cedar—for an extra steamy shower experience. As a bonus, proceeds from each product go to BKLYN UNTD, an organization dedicated to giving work to those with mental and physical disabilities.
The prettiest cookbook that's been released in the age of Instagram, Everything I Want to Eat (written by the owner of California's Swirl restaurant) is a must-own. Its ingredients are super accessible (no pretentious ingredients here) and its food porn pages make you want to kick your Seamless habit.
Everything I Want to Eat: Sqirl and the New California Cooking, $28; amazon.com.
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A No-Frills Card Case
A chic envelope-style card case for the minimalist who wants to keep things compact (read: doesn't hoard receipts).
Yes, you could get Moon Juice's ever-popular sex dust, but we think the power of a good night's sleep is truly underrated, too. Custom blended super herbs are purported to help induce sleep naturally, whether you believe or not, and it's otherwise just a nice bedtime treat.
Because there are really only mixed results (no pun intended) when you try to eyeball measurements for your favorite cocktails, this kit makes it easier to recreate them accurately with specified measurement marks. Each kit comes with four different drink glasses, from a Bloody Mary to a Mojito.
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