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Fashion
Last-minute Mother's Day gifts under $30
Panicked
‘cause you still don’t have a gift for Mom? We’ve found a slew of affordable
last-min gifts to get for your fave lady. Plus, three are totally free! Who
loves ya?
Happy
feet
Who
doesn’t love to throw on some cozy socks? These fun socks are perf for cool
spring mornings when walking around the house.
Your mom will def appreciate them.
Big
Dots Socks, $12, happysocks.com
Pretty
chain
The
one thing she’ll wear all spring: a long necklace fit for layering. Something
simple is sure to strike her fancy.
Bijouterie
Layering Necklace, Medium, $28, anthropologie.com
Wrap
it up
A cute
scarf is a great gift for mom. She can wear it with a dress, light sweater or
even a tank. Love the bright
color—something she may not necessarily pick for herself, but will look totally
gorge on her.
The
Ringer Infinity Scarf, $24, nordstorm.com
A
tisket, a tasket
Fill
a basket to the brim with your mom’s fave goodies. Some sweet objects to share? Scented lotion,
a yummy candle, pretty polish and her fave treat.
Byholma
Basket, Gray, $13, ikea.com
Blossom candle, $10, bathandbodyworks.com
Essie
Tart Deco, $8, target.com
EOS
Cucumber Hand Lotion, $4, target.com
Hershey’s
Kisses Milk Chocolate, $7, walgreens.com
And,
3 FREE Mom’s Day gifts to give:
1.
Make your mom breakfast in bed. She deserves it, after all.
2. Who
doesn’t love a mother/daughter makeover? Pick out a totally cute outfit from
her closet and style her hair to make her feel like the queen she is.
3. Clean
the house for her. Everyone gets a break, right?
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