27 Best Spa Gifts for a Real Spa Day at Home

The centerpiece of a spa facial, and our top mid-range pick. Ten minutes of fine nano-ionic steam opens pores before a mask or extraction, and the included stainless extractor kit means she can do the whole routine like an esthetician would. When it is not on face duty, it works as a bedside humidifier through dry winter months.

LED facials cost a lot per session at a med spa, so a mask she can use at home is a generous gift for a skincare enthusiast. This one pairs red and near-infrared wavelengths with a blue mode, and the cordless design means she can wear it while reading on the sofa.

A mud mask is the step most people associate with a spa facial, and Dead Sea mud is the traditional choice. Use it right after the steamer for a deeper clean. The jar is big enough to share with a partner for a couples' spa night.

Spas often finish a facial with cold stones to calm the skin; this ice roller does the same job from the freezer. It is a great stocking stuffer, or a small add-on to the facial steamer for anyone prone to morning puffiness.

Eye patches are the easiest spa treatment to slip into a busy week: on during a bath, off ten minutes later. Sixty patches in one jar makes this a month of mini-treatments for a tired new parent or a frequent traveler.

A deep cleanse is where every spa facial starts. This silicone brush is softer than bristle brushes and adds a heated massage end for the moisturizer step, a nice touch at this price for someone building a facial routine.

The cooling face mask is the part of a facial everyone wishes lasted longer. Keep this set in the freezer for the end of a home spa session, or for headache and hot-flash relief on a warm night.

The puffy headband is what makes a home facial feel official, and the wristbands stop water running down her sleeves while she cleanses. Tuck it in with a mask or steamer to complete the set.

Our best-value pick. The warm paraffin dip is the most memorable part of a spa manicure, and this compact bath brings it home for about the cost of one salon visit. It is especially welcome in winter for anyone with dry, cracked hands, including gardeners, nurses and people with stiff knuckles.

A foot peel replaces the scraping part of a pedicure with a pair of socks and a week of patience. Two treatments in the box means one now and one before sandal season. A fun gift for a friend who lives in running shoes.

For the pedicure regular who wants smooth heels between appointments, this cordless file does in minutes what a pumice stone takes ages to do. It is waterproof, so it rinses clean after a foot soak.

The hand massage with rich cream at the end of a spa manicure, in five travel tubes. Pair it with the paraffin bath for a complete hand treatment, or split the tubes across a few small gifts for coworkers.

A reflexology session every evening for someone who spends all day on their feet. Shiatsu rollers, air compression and gentle heat combine for a massage that feels like a real treatment, which is why nurses, teachers and retail workers love it.

Spa soaking tubs are shaped for lounging; most home tubs are not. This mesh pillow fixes that, supporting the neck and shoulders so a long soak stays comfortable, and it dries quickly so it does not get musty.

Mineral soaks are a spa staple, and magnesium flakes from the Dead Sea are what many therapists prefer over Epsom salt. The 15 lb bag is unscented, so she can add her own oils, and it lasts for dozens of baths.

A body polish is a classic spa service, and this coconut sugar scrub does it in the shower. At under $10 it is an easy add-on to any bath gift, and the tropical scent is a welcome escape in the middle of winter.

The scalp massage during a salon shampoo is many people's favorite part of the visit. This little silicone brush recreates it every wash. A perfect stocking stuffer for anyone with thick hair.

Dry brushing is a ritual spas use before body treatments, and it takes two minutes before a shower. This set includes a long-handled body brush, face brush and gloves, so it feels like a complete gift rather than a single tool.

The scent of a eucalyptus steam room in a spray bottle. A few spritzes on the shower wall during cold and flu season feel like a mini spa visit, and it is less fuss than a hanging bundle that dries out.

Salons charge extra for a conditioning treatment; this keratin mask does the same at home. Suggest she wrap her hair in a warm towel from the towel warmer while it works for a properly spa-like ten minutes.

A hot-stone massage is one of the most requested spa treatments, and this kit lets a couple trade them at home. The warmer heats fourteen basalt stones in under half an hour; add massage oil and a playlist for a gift that doubles as a date night.

The sauna session without the gym membership. For someone who loves the heat room after a workout, this blanket delivers a deep sweat at home and folds into a closet when they are done. Best for adults without heat-sensitive health conditions.

Our splurge pick, because nothing feels more like a high-end spa than wrapping up in a hot towel. The bucket fits two oversized bath sheets or a robe and runs on a timer, so the towel is warm the moment the bath ends. It is the gift people mention every single morning.

Thick spa towels are the detail most bathrooms are missing. These 600 GSM Turkish cotton towels pair perfectly with the towel warmer, and the set includes washcloths for the facial routine.

When you want a spa gift that is wrapped and done, this nine-piece basket covers bath, shower and body care in one warm vanilla coconut scent. It works well for a birthday, a get-well package or a thank-you to a host.

Every spa hands you slippers at the door. These open-toe faux-fur slides keep freshly painted toes safe after a pedicure, and the memory foam footbed makes them her new favorite house shoes.

Spa treatment rooms are dim and warm for a reason. This salt lamp's amber glow and touch dimmer help a bathroom or bedroom feel like one, and it is an easy, affordable add-on to a bigger spa gift.