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The 28 Best Beauty Tools to Gift in 2024

Why should beauty be pain? Here are 28 of our favorite beauty tools that'll make your beauty routine ouchless.

Robin Mosley Former CNET writer
Robin Mosley (she/her) formerly wrote commerce deals for CNET about beauty, fashion and other essential gear. Before that, she freelanced for Healthline, Simply Recipes and Nerd Street. She is a Chicago native living on the East Coast who is a fan of all things beauty, food, gaming and tech. When she isn't writing, she's at a restaurant, shopping online or making YouTube gaming videos.
Charlotte Maracina Associate Writer
Charlotte Maracina is an associate writer for CNET based in Long Island, New York. When not writing about top products on the market, she's traveling, binging Love Island or following Harry Styles on tour.
Expertise Charlotte has two years of experience tracking different travel, fashion and lifestyle trends among 18-24 year olds. She studied Communications and Sociology at Belmont University.
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Charlotte Maracina
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$399 at Therabody
A Theraface Pro facial massager
TheraFace Pro
The best all-in-one facial device
$18 at Amazon
makeup brush cleaner and dryer
Neeyer makeup brush cleaner
Clean and dry brushes in no time
$42 at Amazon
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Revlon One-Step hair dryer and styler
Get shiny hair and blow-out beauty
$49 at Amazon
remington
Remington electric shaver
Get hairless, smoother skin

With the rise of beauty video tutorials on YouTube, TikTok and the like, at-home skin care tools have grown in popularity. Now, there are more beauty gadgets and devices on the market than ever, which makes knowing what to buy so much harder. I mean, is it really necessary to drop $250 on a luxury jade gua sha stone massager? (The answer: Definitely not). 

To simplify your decision-making process and save you time, we've compiled a list of the best beauty tools you can use from the comfort of your home and with minimal fuss. These are some of our editors' favorite beauty gadgets. Whether someone on your holiday list wants glowing skin, an at-home blow-out or a silky shave, there's an innovative tool to help them achieve their beauty goals. And those of you who enjoy beauty products can pick up a few items for yourself.

Best skin care beauty tools

Therabody

Love getting microcurrent or light therapy facials but want to save money? Use the TheraFace Pro instead to give you tightened skin as well as an amazing massage. Plus, you can use the red and blue light settings to reduce wrinkles and acne. This skin care tool has it all. I've personally tried the TheraFace Pro and while it will take some time to see long-term results, it's definitely going to reduce my time at the spa.

Best makeup tools

Amazon

Many beauty lovers collect a huge brush collection, but not all brushes are easy to clean and dry. We all know that having a good brush helps with makeup application, but that all goes down the drain if your brush is dirty -- dirty brushes harbor bacteria. A makeup cleaner like this one eliminates the problem by cleaning your brush in about 10 minutes.

Best hair care tools

Revlon

Here's a Revlon product that can't be ignored. It can be used on any hair type, but for curly hair, this hair dryer can take tight coils and get them stretched in no time. This tool has three different heating settings, but if you have curly type 3 (curly) or type 4 (coily) hair, it's recommended to use heat protectant and the lowest setting to avoid heat damage.

Best body care tools

Amazon

Not everyone enjoys going to the spa and having their hair waxed or lasered away. It helps to have something you can use to remove hair from delicate areas at your own speed. This shaver is able to give you smoother skin, but it's even better for touch-ups.

The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a physician or other qualified health provider regarding any questions you may have about a medical condition or health objectives.