Healthy Holiday Gift Guide 2020 // Four Wellness Co.

more wellness gift ideas

Here’s a previous Healthy Holiday Gift Guide with additional healthy living holiday gift ideas. And, for even more wellness gift inspiration, visit our Wellness Shop for our favorite curated healthy living products and services!

And, if funds are tight, keep in mind there are plenty of free or low-cost wellness gift ideas too. The value of a gift is in your intention, more so than its price. 😊

Healthy living gift ideas on a budget

Here are some ways to gift a kind, wellness-themed gift on a budget:

• Wellness apps for healthy living: Purchase a healthy living app for your loved one to enjoy. Here are our favorite fitness, nutrition and healthy lifestyle apps. (Bonus points for using the app to create a wellness routine you both partake in together!)

• Air-purifying houseplants: Houseplants are a common housewarming gift… but who says they can’t be a holiday gift too?! Here’s our list of air-purifying houseplants to brighten the room, improve mood and purify indoor air!

• Make homemade nontoxic candles: Candles are a lovely gift, but many are made with synthetic ingredients that actually pollute indoor air (uh oh!). Fortunately, making your own nontoxic soy candles is fun and easy! You can use almost any “vessel” for your homemade candles—mason jars, pottery, tea cups, vases (thrift stores have great unique, low-cost options to explore!).

• Practice your partner’s love language: Do you know your partner’s love language? Make a list of ways you can show your love in their love language this holiday season.

• Offer to clean & organize: There are many health and mood benefits to living in a clean, well-organized home. But cleaning is the last thing many people would like to do! Taking care of a cleaning or organizing project for a loved one can be a welcomed gift that gives longer-lasting health and mood benefits too.

• Small acts of kindness: For acquaintances on your list who don’t want you to offer to clean their home 😅, small acts of kindness can be a special holiday treat. (And, a healthier one than the holiday cookies we might usually bake for neighbors or co-workers!)