Send Your Mom a Mother’s Day Gift This Year, Since You Can’t Be There in Person

Hand cream can sometimes read as an impersonal gift. Right now, with handwashing at an all-time high, getting your mom a rich hand cream is a gift that’s both useful (everyone’s hands are dried out from the constant scrubbing) and thoughtful (you want her to take care of herself).

Once we’re able to congregate again, these glasses are perfect for a dinner party. In the meantime, your mom can have up to four glasses of wine without having to wash a new glass and that’s what Mother’s Day is all about.

Give your mom some stylish wireless headphones, coupons for weekly video chats, and a promise to help her set up a Zoom account.

Cozy and stylish, like you always remembered your mom being when you were growing up. Size up for a trendy, oversize fit–if she’s really fashion forward, she can wear this top out with jeans!

Get your mom’s initial, or yours (a huge power move if you’re not an only child), or “M” for “mom”. Check out the whole collection of letters here.

After doing a peel, you’re supposed to avoid direct sunlight. So a fringe benefit of isolating indoors? Built-in recovery time. These peel pads resurface skin, promoting cell turnover and brightening. It's a facial in a box!