Consumers are in a giving mood. Americans expect to spend $637 on holiday shopping this year, on average, with approximately six in seven respondents planning to spend either the same (57%) or more (28%) than they did last year, according to Accenture in its annual shopping report. On average, men expect to spend approximately 15% more than women — $685 versus $588. So, what will they be buying in beauty? Happi has a few ideas.
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Happi Holiday Gift Ideas
Happi picks some winning beauty products to give and to get!
MAC Cosmetics ‘Starring You’
Reach for the stars this December. This holiday, MAC plays with a classic symbol of the celebratory season, taking the twinkling star in all-new directions—on packaging, in a glittering lineup of products and kits, and in dazzling new looks. This shimmering lineup for eyes, lips and face encourages everyone to be a star.
ColourPop
The perfect lipstick for every occasion? Yes, please! ColourPop's Big Box of Lippie Stix includes 48 of its best-selling universally flattering shades. Offered in a variety of finishes that won't require any touchups during your holiday festivities.
Moroccanoil
Shine bright all season long with the Moroccanoil Holiday 2019 Collection. Each set features best-selling shampoo and conditioner duos, plus a styler for perfect holiday hair.
Glo Skin Beauty
Bring your canvas to life with Glo Skin Beauty The Frida Shadow Set. These warm, earthy shades are designed to coordinate or showcased solo for a monochromatic look. Cream Stay Shadow Sticks stay put for 12 hours and multi-task as base, shadow and liner in one.
Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works has Christmas favorites in all forms including 3-Wick Candles, Wallflowers & Body Care. Best-selling collections including Gingham & In The Stars is available now. All SKUs are under $50.
By Melissa Meisel, Associate Editor 12.02.19
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