Wellness and self-care gifts under $100

A thoughtful gift for someone who complains of wrist strain at their desk.

Fits a partner who travels for work and wants a familiar scent in a hotel room.

A pocket gift for a partner with a long commute or a stressful job.

A compact recovery tool for runners and gym-goers who already own a foam roller.

Helpful for someone trying to drink more water on hot days.

A gentle thank-you for someone who has had a busy year.

A practical baby shower gift of things new parents reach for in the first weeks.

A last-minute option that lets them choose their own scent.

Suits a partner who enjoys a slow skincare routine and trying new steps.

A small calming gift for someone stressed or short on sleep.

Good for someone curious about matcha who has not got the kit yet.

A small luxury for a partner who likes a spa-style skincare routine.

A small self-care gift for a partner who takes long baths.

A popular Australian beauty pick for a teen or friend who likes skincare.

A no-effort home scent for a desk or hallway.

A last-minute wellness gift for a stressed coworker or friend.

A cheap, cheerful stocking stuffer for anyone who has a bathtub.

A reliable gift for someone who always has a candle going.

A ready-made gift for a partner who has trouble winding down at night.

Useful for a light sleeper, a student in a dorm, or anyone with a noisy commute.

A romantic gift meant to be used together rather than put on a shelf.

Pairs well with a whisk set for a partner getting into matcha.

Suits a partner who orders matcha lattes out and would enjoy making them at home.

A safe gift for a teacher, coworker or Secret Santa.

For a mom building new routines, such as after retirement.

A practical desk-drawer gift for a coworker or boss who gets tension headaches.

A candle alternative for homes with kids or pets.

A purse-sized wellness kit for a mom who likes natural remedies.

An easy pamper gift for someone who likes a long bath.

A dependable winter gift for a teacher or coworker with dry hands.

A small everyday luxury from a Toronto company for a mom who would not buy it for herself.

For someone already a fan of pillow sprays.

A small, tidy host or teacher gift that almost anyone will use.

Suits a coworker or teacher who refills water all day and likes picking a colour.

A generous group or grandparent gift at a baby shower that covers many small needs at once.