Gifts That Never Fail

admin | Gift Tips | Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Maybe you’ve waited until the last minute and need a good fallback gift or just haven’t been able to come up with something unique this year. Or, in some cases, you haven’t gotten to know someone well enough yet to pick out a very original gift. The good news is that there are a few traditional gift items that will always make a woman smile, no matter what the occasion.

  1. Jewelry: Sure it’s nice to vary the gifts, but you’ll be hard pressed to find a woman who won’t like a nice piece of jewelry. It doesn’t have to be the most expensive piece at Tiffanys, but it also shouldn’t be out of a 25 cent machine. I nice silver necklace that can be worn everyday or a pair of pearl earrings are classic, timeless pieces that never fail.
  2. Perfume: Unless that special someone happens to be allergic to perfume, this is a good standby gift. There is room for error here if you pick something she doesn’t like the smell of, but most women want to wear something that is enticing to you, so if you liked it, chances are she will too. The most popular fragrance lines such as Burberry, Chanel, Ralph Lauren, and Dior are popular for a reason and make great gift options.
  3. A Silk Robe: Every woman likes a nice bathrobe and we certainly don’t want flannel from a boyfriend or husband. A silk robe has a subtle sexiness without the risk of making her feel uncomfortable or self conscious. The sizing for a robe is also much more generic than most clothing, so the risk of getting the wrong size is much lower. That pink Victoria Secret’s box is sure to make her smile.
  4. Bath and Beauty Products: This is a good fallback but can get old quickly. A basket of delicious-smelling lotions and shower gels is a free pass you can use on occasion. Unless you manage to pick her least favorite smell or something that makes her break out in hives, there’s little way to go wrong with this gift but it also won’t be anything she brags to her friends about. Bath and Body Works can be a bailout, just don’t make it a habit.

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