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9 Alternative Holiday Gifts For Any Millennial Girl

Who can go wrong with anything from Sephora?

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9 Alternative Holiday Gifts For Any Millennial Girl
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It’s December and you know what that means! If you don’t, curl the corners of your lips and ready yourself for the biggest festivity that 2016 has ever seen. Christmas all day, every day, with stashes of gifts waiting to be opened. Prepare your wallets, ladies!

1. Ugly Christmas Sweater ($68)

Ok, how can you go a day in December without wearing this? Don't be that person. Be festive! It's a celebration for goodness sake!

Other alternatives: Amazon, Etsy, Forever 21, H&M, Macy's

2. Lush Mistletoe Bath Bomb ($7.95)

You can't go wrong with this item...unless that person doesn't have a bathtub. Anywho! These bath bombs smell delish and have been increasingly growing as a fantastic gift to give others. Just be sure to pick the right scent ;)

Other alternatives: Lush's Shampoo bars $11, Lip scrub $9, Face cleansers $10-$20

3. Urban Outfitter's Copper Star String Lights ($28)

These lights will take you home, literally. Who doesn't love some sparkle in the darkness of their bed quarters? I know I do, especially when they're shaped like the night sky!

Other alternatives: Urban Outfitter Home, Etsy

4. Sephora's Tarte Glam Goodies Discovery Set ($25 for $45 value)

Sephora is expensive. Makeup is expensive. Let's rid of some of the burden by getting our friends something nice from Sephora whether it's a gift card, gift set, or simple palette like Tarte Glam Goodies Discovery Set. Look at the pretty colors!

Other alternatives: Ulta Beauty, Sephora gift card, Sephora's "Gift" option on website

5. Alex and Ani Limited Edition Peace & Love Art Infusion Charm Bangle ($28)


*bangle bangle* Do you hear the sound of those bracelets? No wonder they're so commonly seen everywhere. Thankfully, they've also gotten into the holiday spirit! Treat yourself or a friend to this holiday Peace & Love bracelet to spread peace and love and the holiday spirit! ~vibes~

Other alternatives: Check out Alex and Ani in your local Macy's or Nordstrom. Feel free to browse their other bracelet alternatives such as the charity bracelets to help give back to a cause that matters to you.

6. Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 Instant Film Camera ($54.95)


Polaroids are great for keeping memories of you and your friends. They're light, easy to carry, and quick to use. They're a great gift so splurge away!

Other alternatives: Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 ($68)

7. Kate Spade Cedar Street Maise ($298)


If you really want to go above and beyond this December, feel free to take a whack at the Cedar Street Maise at $298. An iconic bag by Kate Spade, this shoulder bag slash clutch all in one is perfect for carrying daily necessities while looking stylish and sleek.

Other alternatives: Check out Nordstrom and Macy's for cheaper options on sale or other! Also check out other Kate Spade handbags, Michael Kors, Rebecca Minkoff for a brand name splurge.

8. Walkers Assorted Shortbread ($7.49)

Self-explanatory.

Other alternatives: local supermarkets, Walgreens, Duane Reade, CVS, Target

9. Disneyland 1-Day 1 Park Ticket ($95-$120)


Based on the day that you go, prices will range from $95-$120 but that shouldn't stop you from exploring one of the happiest places on earth. Celebrating holiday festivities in southern California, Disneyland offers more than just its amusement rides. Grab your fast passes and watch World of Color or eat amazing dole whip.

Other alternatives: none

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