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Bold earrings, The Office socks, whimsical pens, and more delights under $25.
Get a set of four from Amazon for $9.99.
Promising review: "Not only do I love the socks because they are hilarious, and when people see them and know what it is it’s even funnier, but the quality of the socks were shocking. Most kitschy socks I have are pretty low quality and have a terrible thin thread count, but these are great and comfortable. Buy them!" —Alyse_Luurtsema
Get them from Amazon for $13.95 (available in three colors).
Some of the mouth-watering dishes inside that you'll want to cook long after June has come and gone? Hannah Hart's taco potatoes, Antoni Porowski's chickpea fritters, and James Park's spicy Korean pork belly. And best of all, with the publication of this tantalizing tome, Tasty and Random House are pledging $50,000 to GLAAD, an organization which uses the media to promote LGBTQ equality.
Get it from Amazon for $12.99+, Barnes & Noble for $12.99+, or from Bookshop (to support local booksellers) for $22.50.
Treat yourself to a relaxing scent and soothed skin AND support a black-owned business? It's a win-win!
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Get it from MelakuAromatherapy on Etsy for $16.
Promising review: "This is NOT your average stress ball. I’m not even a stress ball person, but this little dude goes everywhere with me. It straight up feels like a baby jellyfish. Got one for my husband and he tows his around all over the place too. This is actually a great thing." —Viccctoria
Get one in a random color from Urban Outfitters for $4.
Get a set of four from Amazon for $9.90.
In addition to the whimsical pages to color, the book also features color pictures of nine of the 30 animals in case you want some color-scheme inspo, plus pages on color theory and how to draw patterns to make your masterpieces especially Lourve-worhty.
Promising review: "The pictures are absolutely adorable. All of the animals are dressed up and ready to go out. On the back of each page is a cute little quote too, so as you're coloring the opposite page you can read it and get inspired. The pages are not perforated, which is always my preference, but the cuteness factor of this book makes that easily overlooked. The paper is a nice medium weight, not smooth, not too rough. I find that it works well for colored pencils. The lines are dark so you don't have to guess where one starts or stops. There's also more finished examples inside the back cover and some tips on doodling and patterns — great if you want to add some backgrounds to your pictures." —Punk Rock Ruck
Get it from Amazon for $9.85.
Get it from Shop Disney for $24.99.
Promising review: "Ohhhhh my God, I'm two weeks in with this product and let me tell you. My skin is so oily to the point where I've been asked on multiple occasions if I'm hot because my face looks sweaty. I legit could not wear makeup without having to start my blotting one hour into a full face of makeup. No matter how much I blot or how little makeup I put on, I end up looking like a vat of grease. When I apply this powder, I look like a perfectly matte doll. Then after two hours, STILL MATTE. Four hours, mostly matte (light amount of oil). But after I blot, my face is sooooo matte still that it looks like I put on a fresh face of makeup. No sticky after-oil blotting feeling, no having to reapply, and still kicking ass for a full eight hours. This works so well that even after I wash my face, I've noticed a decrease in the excess oil I produce over the course of a day without it even being on my face!!! I've tried all kinds of mattifying sprays, setting powders, face washes, and toners with empty promises. But this WORKS. P.S. I'm black and I recommend that if you have darker skin, put this on under your makeup. And P.S. TO ALL: moisturize REALLY WELL before putting this on. And a little goes a long way. The pic on the left is one I snuck at work eight hours in, no blot, still super matte." —zhanna
Get it from Amazon for $6.50.
Promising review: "My wife received this as a Christmas gift from me, and she smiles every time she pulls it out from its home in the cabinet. That alone makes it worth 5 stars in my book, but it is also sized nicely (just slightly smaller than a standard colander), is made of very strong plastic, and has extremely expressive eyes which make for great handles. What's not to like?" —Gentleman Rook
Get it from Amazon for $18.60.
Promising review: "I’ve never used a milk frother! Where has this thing been all my life?! I typically use it with half-and-half and it works great! I also find myself making a lot of hot chocolate and marshmallow drinks. Works beautifully and cleans up easily. It takes up very little room in my cupboard or on my countertop. Great purchase! Great customer service. And I got a pretty metallic blue one to match my kitchen. So pleased!" —Cynthia L. Weisert
Get it from Amazon for $14.95+ (available in 12 colors and prints). Get the required AA batteries here.
Get them from Boohoo for $10 (available in women's sizes 5-9 and in two colors).
Promising review: "The range of colors are absolutely amazing and pop like no other! It feels so smooth and light!" —Desiree L.
Get it from BH Cosmetics for $15.75 (originally $21).
Promising review: "Been a floral designer for 30 years and my hands hurt after a days work. Roller feels so good to relieve pain and stiffness. It self-adjusts to each finger, right down to the tip. The roller on the other end is great for your palm or wrist and is so easy to use. Works on toes and arches too." —Strawberry lady
Get it from Amazon for $9.98.
These would also be great to keep at your desk for when you want to take short breaks from work! Once assembled, they're only 6.5 inches x 6.5 inches each!
Get a set of two from Amazon for $9.95.
Promising review: "So thrilled with these rings. I have to suffer through tedious meetings all the time and these really help me relax when I want to scream. Just bought another set for my daughter. They seem very well-made — the spinning mechanism is really smooth. Also, I was shocked by how pretty they are. If you have any issues with attention, these will be your new favorite thing." —Jennifer B.
Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in nine styles).
The banner across the pin reads "Sounds just like a song." Mhmm. My dad asked what this song was about when it came on the radio in the car the other day and I refused to tell him.
Get it from PinsAndRainbows on Etsy for $11.09.
It's made with eucalyptus, avocado, and jojoba oils and vitamin E, plus it is paraben-free and comes in recyclable packaging so you can care for the earth after you care for your skin.
Promising review: "Absolutely loved it rather than using make up wipes to remove my makeup. I’m in love with the smell of eucalyptus, so that really sold me too. I did have a little bit of leftover black smudges from my mascara, but it wasn’t a huge deal. Feels refreshing." —aaudrey
Get it from Urban Outfitters for $18.
Get the watermelon or diamond from Tarte for $10.
Get it from Shop BuzzFeed for $3.99+. (available in two sizes)
Get it from Forever 21 for $24.99 (available in women's sizes S-L).
Unless you're Alexis, probably. And pssst...when you order, you're most likely to get the classic David on the left, but you've got about a one in six chance of getting the "chase" edition of David from the season 2 premiere on the right.
Pre-order it from Amazon for $12.99 (currently set to ship in October). Get the rest of the Rose family here.
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