The 11 Best Gifts For Women Approved By Expert Shopping Editors

Popsugar Curl Bar Weight ($6)

This sculpted two-pound curl bar is perfect for adding light resistance to any at-home workout. Designed with a soft neoprene coating and a contoured shape, it's easy to grip and gentle on hands, whether you're doing barre, Pilates, strength training, or just toning your arms while watching TV. Its compact size also makes it a smart pick for small spaces and travel.

What Reviewers Say: "I take a lot of online classes, and my hands often get sore due to physical issues. When I saw these weights, I knew they would work best for me. The grip is perfect during my workouts, whether I'm using one or two at a time. I really appreciate this fresh take on a classic design."

DoorDash DashPass Membership ($10/month or $96/year)

A DashPass subscription is the kind of gift that keeps on giving, especially if she loves takeout or is always ordering in. With unlimited $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on eligible orders, it's a great way for her to indulge in her favorite local spots. Whether it's pizza on game day or late-night wings, this pass is a must have.

Popsugar High-Waisted Control Leggings ($20, originally $25)

These leggings blend comfort and style with a flattering high-rise waistband that offers light tummy control for a smooth silhouette. Made from buttery-soft, stretchy fabric, they're perfect for workouts or casual everyday wear.

What Reviewers Say: "These fit well and have a slight firmness, but the fabric feels great—no sheer spots, clearly high quality. I chose to wash them by hand. Very affordable. I even ordered other items from the brand because I loved these so much."

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask ($24)

The Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask offers extra moisture and hydration for those with dry lips. It contains vitamin C and hyaluronic acid. Give the gift of buttery soft lips with this sleep mask, which is infused with murumuru seed and shea butter. Read our Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask review for more information.

Editor Quote: "This lip mask isn't sticky or uncomfortable — it glides on smoothly and feels very soothing on my lips. In fact, I enjoy it so much, I'll even use it like a lip balm during the day. I also appreciate that I can apply a thick layer of this lip mask and it doesn't drip down my face — the jelly-like texture stays put." — Macy Cate Williams, former shopping director

Revlon One-Step Volumizer Hot Air Brush ($36, originally $40)

If your giftee's beauty drawers and cabinets are cluttered with oversize hair tools and brushes, this multistyling tool from Revlon will work as an all-in-one product that might even inspire them to forget their other hot tools altogether. The affordable beauty essential is easy to operate and allows users to achieve a salon-like blowout at home. See the full product details in this Revlon One-Step Hot Air Brush review.

Editor Quote: "Although I think I've pretty much mastered the '90s blowout, I've often found that the look can fall throughout the day if I don't use a ton of hairspray or texture spray. I didn't use either after the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer, and my flipped-in ends lasted even after a night of sleeping on them. While my hair sometimes felt dry when using the older version of this blow-dryer brush, my experience with the newer version was the opposite: it was smooth and shiny." — Renee Rodriguez, beauty staff writer and social producer

Hydro Flask 32 Oz Wide Flex Straw Cap Bottle ($37, originally $45)

This bottle is a go-to for anyone who wants to keep their drinks cold for hours without sacrificing aesthetics. With its durable stainless steel build, leak-resistant straw cap, and easy-to-carry handle, it's perfect for work, workouts, and everything in between. Curious if it's worth the hype? Read our Hydro Flask 32 Oz Wide Flex Straw Cap Bottle review for more info.

Editor Quote: "For the first time in my life, I feel motivated to drink water. The second I notice it getting low, I want to fill it up again. Maybe it's the size (I have the 32-fluid ounce) or maybe it's the cute design, but either way, it's working." — Balim Tezel, shopping updates editor

Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag ($38)

For a trendy gift they'll get endless use out of, treat them to this functional belt bag. The Lululemon accessory has reached cult status online, beloved for its practical silhouette, ample storage space, and sleek design. See how the accessory holds up in this Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag review.

Editor Quote: "The Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag is best for those who want a compact, hands-free alternative to a purse. The design lends itself to a casual–cool 'fit that's perfect for people who are always on the go yet want to look chic and stay organized all the while." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Slip Pure Silk Sleep Mask ($69)

Beauty sleep is never far away with this silky eye mask in reach. Its silk material is super comfortable and prevents fine lines and wrinkles in comparison to cotton and other materials. She'll sleep like a queen with this mask on. Plus, it's a favorite of "Queer Eye" stars Jonathan Van Ness and Antoni Porowski, so you know it has to be good. Read our Slip Pure Silk Sleep Mask review to learn more.

Editor Quote: "The silky fabric feels soft to the touch and it is thick enough to stop any light from piercing through. My husband and I have both been using ours for a couple of weeks now, and have been enjoying uninterrupted sleep." — Shelcy Joseph, contributor

Béis The Mini Weekender ($98)

If she's a frequent traveler, it's likely she's already heard all about Shay Mitchell's famed travel brand and its wide selection of practical personal carry-on item bags. Any woman who is always on the go will appreciate being able to keep her daily essentials safe and protected in this chic mini weekender bag. One P editor even tested the compact bag for herself and detailed the experience in this Béis The Mini Weekender review.

Editor Quote: "The Béis Mini Weekender is ideal for any traveler, whether you're a frequent flyer or someone who goes on the occasional vacation. It is great for overnight trips and was a dream to use on my quick weekend getaway. The dimensions of this bag fit most airline requirements for a personal-item bag." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor

TheraFace PRO Percussive Skin Care Device ($420)

If they love using the Theragun massage gun, then they'll definitely appreciate this percussive skin tool. The beauty essential combines everything we love about a body massager into a (gentler) tool that's designed to help depuff your face. One PS editor even said she replaced six different beauty devices with this singular tool. Check out our TheraFace Pro Device review to learn more.

Editor Quote: "In my opinion, this tool is 100 percent worth the splurge and the hype. It's essentially six beauty devices in one, which means you can spend the money once rather than spending it six different times on six other devices. When weighing out the cost for myself, I thought about the fact that a suitable microcurrent device would run me anywhere from $300 to $500, and an LED mask could cost anywhere from $150 to $200, which meant that it was worth it just for those two attachments alone." — RR

Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer ($430)

The Dyson Supersonic Air Dryer has been a favorite for so long, it's safe to say it's worth the hype. The Air Multiplier technology produces enough pressure and velocity to dry hair without the need for high heat. The result? Soft and silky hair that's not damaged. Read our Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer review to learn more about why this product deserves all the praise it receives.

Editor Quote: "I want someone to buy this for me because I hate blow-drying my hair and in the winter months it's absolutely necessary. I feel like this would cut back the time it takes to dry hair while still making it look great." — Melanie Whyte, former contributing staff writer

—Additional reporting by Tara Block, Macy Cate Williams, Haley Lyndes, and Balim Tezel

Kyley Warren (she/her) is an award-winning writer and editor with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She previously worked as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. Before joining PS, Kyley worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.

Tara Block was the former deputy editor of PS.

Macy Cate Williams is a former content director of commerce at PS. She literally shops for a living! Based in the Bay Area, Macy finds the best fashion, beauty, fitness, and home products that readers should know about.

Haley Lyndes is a shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covers everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.