The Best Mother’s Day Gifts Under $100

Merit’s Great Skin Instant Glow Serum is a bi-phase serum-oil hybrid, while its Great Skin Priming Moisturizer is a lightweight cream that can boost elasticity. She can wear this duo on its own during makeup-free days or layer it underneath her favorite foundation for a dewy complexion. ($68, Merit)

Time and time again, Dr. Scholl’s Time Off Platform Sneakers pull through. In addition to being stylish and sleek, they have a platform sole that isn’t too high and a bouncy, cushioned sole. One of our editors walked five miles in them without a single blister. Your mom will love them for leisurely walks, travel, and more. ($59.98+, DSW)

We love a multifunctional piece of jewelry because it feels like you’re giving her multiple pieces at a fraction of the price. These double hoop earrings from Ana Luisa are customizable. She can wear the earrings with both hoops or take one off for a minimal look. They’re water-resistant and hypoallergenic, so if she has sensitive skin you can feel confident about giving her these. ($75, Ana Luisa)

Talk about an effortless gift. This set from Anthropologie comes with a decorative candle and tulip-shaped snuffer. The candle has notes of gardenia and can burn for up to 35 hours. All you need to do is grab a card and add a bow. ($48, Anthropologie)

Pair this fragrance-free oil with a gua sha, so she can give herself a sculpting facial at home. It’s nongreasy, quick-absorbing, and can reduce the appearance of fine lines thanks to its vitamins and essential fatty acids. She can wear it on its own or layer it on top of her favorite moisturizer. ($54, Ghost Democracy)

I tested Livi Beauty’s at-home kit a couple months ago, and I was floored by the results. In this $70 kit, she’ll get everything she needs for a mess-free gel manicure, including the brand’s special gel stickers, trimmers, and their mini UV light. An entire manicure only takes about 20 minutes and the results are salon-quality. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Our editors can’t get enough of these magnesium-based bath soaks from Flewd. In honor of Mother’s Day, the brand is offering a build-your-own bundle of any 10 bath soaks, along with a candle for $80. If she’s sensitive to fragrance, they have unscented versions too. ($80, Flewd)

Our editor’s latest obsession: the woman-owned towel brand, Weezie. While buying her a big stack of towels might not be within your budget, the Atlanta-based brand has tons of practical, small accessories she’ll actually use. With this oil-cloth toiletry bag, she never has to worry about makeup stains or spills because it’s wipeable. Pick from three sizes, five prints, and add her initials for an extra $15. ($34+, Weezie)

This neutral set from Chanel comes with a mix of five shades, including shimmers and mattes. They can be mixed together, or worn alone. Because its compact is so slim, it’ll be easy to take on the go. ($75, Chanel)

If her feet are constantly frigid, she’ll thank you for these genius slippers from Warmies. They have memory foam soles, a faux-fur exterior, and are filled with lavender for aromatherapy benefits. To use, she can place them in the microwave for up to 90 seconds or place them in the freezer for cooling relief. The brand says that one size fits most. ($29.99, Warmies)

Speaking of feeling cold, these ergonomic mugs from Uncommon Goods are shaped to keep her hands warm. You can pick from two shapes, depending on which hand is her dominant one. The handle is ergonomically shaped so it’ll cradle her hand, spreading warmth as she sips. It’ll hold up to 12 ounces, and is oven-, microwave-, and dishwasher-safe. ($32, Uncommon Goods)

We love gifting felt flowers to those who struggle with allergies or as a long-lasting option. This small bundle is inspired by wildflowers,but you can also add a mix of felt greenery. If you want to make them scented, add her favorite essential oils. ($21.75, MellyMeierBotanicals via Etsy)

This is the perfect year-round jacket and has been a huge trend this spring. She can wear it now throughout the summer as a lightweight layer for traveling, or layer it up in the cooler months. And if she’s petite, she doesn’t have to worry about getting it hemmed. ($90, Banana Republic Factory)

Favorite Daughter’s Mother’s Day collection is so cute, we couldn’t decide which piece to call out. No matter what kind of Mom of the Year she is, pick from soft sweatshirts, cozy T-shirts, ball caps, and spacious duffel bags to remind her how amazing she is. (Price varies, Favorite Daughter)

Good find alert. These earrings are just $68, and made of 18-karat gold vermeil and freshwater pearls. PS: If you’re a bride, these would also make incredible bridesmaid gifts. ($68, Mejuri)

Whether she’s dedicated to her skincare routine or loves to travel, this kit from Summer Fridays is a great way for her to try out the brand before committing to full sizes. It features deluxe sample size versions of their Jet Lag collection, including their cult-favorite mask, a pair of eye masks, a hydration serum, and a facial spray. ($34, Sephora)

These claw clips from Teleties are made of a bendable, lightweight plastic that won’t break. Pick from four sizes and countless colors. We also love their flat clips for driving, laying down, and exercising. ($8.99+, Teleties)

These acrylic photo blocks from mpix are a go-to gift because they’re a photo and frame in one. Just add the picture of your choice and pick your size. Mpix will turn the photo into an acrylic block they can place anywhere. ($49.99+, Mpix)

If she’s always rummaging for her glasses, give her this Puffy Glasses Sleeve from Baggu. Each colorway comes in a bright shade, so she’ll always be able to spot them. Plus, we love that they’re just as protective as a regular glasses case without the bulk. ($17, Baggu)

Raffia bags are all the rage right now, and this one from Verloop looks expensive without exceeding $60. It comes in three bright color combinations and is spacious, while remaining compact. Buy it just in time for her next vacation. ($58, Verloop)

She can place this travertine photo block on her desk or bedside table. It’ll hold up to 10 prints, which you can also print through Artifact Uprising before you give it to her. It has rubber stoppers to prevent surface scratching, and over time, she can order more prints to rotate in. ($35, Artifact Uprising)